It is this day ordered by ye Comons house of Parliament that all Monies, due to such Judges Officers & Clerks in respect of their Places and Offices that belong unto any of the Courts of Westminster, and are absent from their several Places, or Offices, shall be staid in the Hands of such Persons, as are or ought to pay the same ... [electronic resource]

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