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II.Their Majesties or General of the Army may grant Commission for Courts-Martial.
III.Number of Officers to constitute Courts-Martial.; President not to be under Degree of Field Officer.
VIII.On all Trials for Life or Death, Officers present to take Oath.
IX.Making, &c. false Certificate to excuse Absence from Muster;
XL.Commissary or Muster Master to give Notice to Mayor, &c. of Muster, who is to be present;
XIII.The said Penalty paid out of Arrear of Pay; if no Arrear due, Goods of Officer seized; if no Goods, Imprisonment.
XV.Commanding Officer of Troop, &c. to bring in Certificate of Sick, &c.
XVIII.Officers, &c. Quartered to pay reasonable Prices, to be set at Quarter Sessions.
XIX.Officers, &c. taking Money to excuse Quartering; Punishment.
XX.Paymasters, &c. not to take Fees, or make Deductions other than usual.
XXII.Officers receiving Pay or Subsistence Money for a Regiment to give Notice thereof to Innkeepers, &c.
XXIII.If Subsistence not paid to Officers or Soldiers, or cannot be remitted, Certificate transmitted to Paymaster who is immediately to make Payment thereof.
XXIV.Muster in Westminster and Southwark to be in Presence of Justices.
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