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officer(after due tenſure and Compkrollemenk ok matterseu eſtionable either found by examination, ſearch and con-ference ol the muſter · rolles c other Recoꝛdes ol his office,2 pꝛeſented by his ſaid Deputies oz intelligenzaries, doeceſſe onely ſuch checkes as by the Captaines and officersof the bandes oꝛ ſuch other as the ſame ſhall moſt direalgtoncerne, ſhalbe agrerd on: Reſpiting all further tonüde-rations doubtkull vntill the next accompts, that vpon tho-rough examination the ſame map be either ceſſed oꝛ diſ-charged, as the pꝛoues in that behalle ſhall fall out: Un-leſle it ſhall pleaſe the Loꝛd Generall by his authoꝛitie fo:anꝑ ſpeciall reſpects to remit the ſaid reſpited checkes al/ſo, as was actuſtomed whileſt J bare office in the LoCountries, and befoꝛe both there and in other Seruices.The which oꝛderly courſe of ſetting dolone the certainevndoubked checkes and rekerring all matters queſtiona-ble vnreſolued lo want of indiſterent time oz anp otherſufficient cauſe: is aſluredly the moſt indiſterenteſt thatmap be, againſt the which none can with realon take erreptions, but ſuch as(finding it[wertliſhing in pudled wa/ters) would kerpe all things in huddle and conkuſionmake their gapne thereby to the Pꝛinces great dilad-uantage. And as by this plapne, certain, e liquide meane-of accompking, the Peince is greatly aduantaged in diſco/uerie ot fraudes and abuſes: So ſhall the Captaines o;Souldierp at any time be relieued vpon petition to theGenerall, if any errour haue happelp bene committed.Tao this office alſo it appertaineth to frame all theWarrants foꝛ full pap of officers, Captaines and bands olSouldiers, making ſeuerall warrants foz euerp band:and theſe warrants being all dꝛawne and examined, thechecke ſhould be entred with the Muller maſter Generalhis obone hand, and his hand alſo ſet to the fte ol the war-rant befoze he pꝛeſent thẽ to the Loꝛd Generall to ſigne.This officer of all other, eſpeciallp in this age( when