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e, hee is to bring them to the s^{d} Towne of Cambridge before the retorne of the Portmantle out of Scotland, w^{ch} is to retorne at a certen daie & houre, by w^{ch} meanes they maie be upon the verie instante comeing back of the s^{d} Portmantle, as before, put into a little bagge, w^{ch} s^{d} bagg is to be put into y^{e} s^{d} Portmantle as aforesaid. It is alwaies to be understood that upon the verie instant cominge of the Portmantle to Cambridge, the bagg of l[~r]es for that place & thereaboutes ymmediatly to be tooke out of the s^{d} Portmantle; the said Portmantle being presentlie to goe forwards, night and day, w^{th}out stay, to Huntingdon, w^{th} fresh horse & man. At w^{ch} place the like rule is to be observed as before at Cambridge, & so the s^{d} Portmantle is to goe from Stage to Stage, night & day, till it shall come to Edenburgh. The bags of l[~r]es to be left at all Stages as at Cambridge and Huntingdon, as before. Only it is to be understood, that the further the l[~r]es shall goe, the port thereof is to be advanced, as to 3^{d}, 4^{d}, & 6^{d}, & to Scotland more. By this way of carrying and recarrying of l[~r]es, his Ma^{ts} subjects shall, once in 6 daies, receive answer from Edenburgh in Scotland, and so consequently from all p^{ts} betwixt London & Scotland. The daie and howre of the comeing and going of the s^{d} Portmantle to and from London to be alwaies certaine. By w^{ch} meanes all Stages upon the Road will knowe at what certen howre the Portmantle is to come to y^{t} place. It is truth it maie be alledged, that some Citties & Townes of noate will lye so farre from any of the mayne Roads of England, as Hull & other Townes of noate upon the Sea coasts, as that it wilbe impossible for a footman to carry and recarry the s^{d} l[~r]es w^{th}in such time as shalbe limitted: for remedie thereof a horse is to be provided for the s^{d} footpost, for the execu[=co]n of the s^{d} service w^{th} more expedi[=co]n. The like rule is to be observed to Westchester & so to Ireland. The like rule is to be observed to Oxford, Bristoll, & so to Ireland. The like rule is to be observed to Worcester, Shrewesbury, and so to y^{e} Marches of Wales. The like rule to be observed to Exceter, & so to Plymouth. The like rule to be observed to Canterbury, & so to Dovo^{r}. The like rule to be observed to Chelmesford, Colchester, and so to Harw^{ch}. The like rule to be observed to Newmarket, Bury
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