Apud
Edinburgh
25
die
Mensis
Octobris
1611.
THE
Lords
of
secreit
Councell
,
vnderstanding
the
great
hurt
that
his
Majestie
hes
sustained
in
tyme
bygane
,
be
certaine
Skippers
,
Maisters
and
awners
of
ships
,
who
in
favours
of
the
Marchant
,
and
in
defraud
of
his
Majestie
of
the
dew
payment
of
his
customes
,
laidens
and
losses
their
ships
at
vnfree
Ports
,
and
at
Ports
and
harbories
where
his
Heighnes
hena
Customers
.
As
lykwyse
,
at
their
departing
out
of
this
Realme
,
after
that
they
haue
made
and
given
vp
to
his
Heighnes
Customers
the
entrie
of
all
gudes
being
within
their
ships
and
veshels
,
and
receaved
their
Cocquet
there-vpon
,
they
vse
to
receaue
within
their
saids
ships
other
marchandize
and
gudes
and
transporteth
the
same
out
of
this
Cuntrie
vncustomed
,
and
at
their
returning
hame
againe
,
losses
ane
part
of
their
laidning
before
they
giue
vp
their
entries
to
his
Heighnes
saids
Customers
.
FOR
remeed
whereof
,
the
saids
Lords
hes
statute
and
ordeined
,
that
na
Maisters
,
Marchants
,
Awners
nor
Skippers
of
Ships
,
Crears
or
others
veshels
within
this
Realm
,
take
vpon
hand
at
any
tyme
here-after
,
to
laiden
or
losse
their
ships
in
haill
or
in
part
at
any
vnfree
Port
within
this
Kingdome
,
or
in
any
open
Raids
within
the
same
,
vnder
the
paine
of
escheating
of
the
haill
marchandize
and
gudes
swa
shipped
or
lossed
,
and
of
the
Ships
,
Crears
and
veshels
wherein
the
samine
sal
be
shipped
,
and
out
of
the
whilk
the
samine
sall
be
lossed
.
As
lykwyse
,
It
is
statute
and
ordeined
,
that
na
Clerk
of
Cocquet
giue
or
delyver
any
cocquet
in
time
comming
to
any
person
,
Marchand
,
skipper
or
others
what-som-ever
,
vntil
sic
time
as
the
said
Clerk
receaue
an
entrie
subscryved
be
the
customer
at
the
port
where
the
gudes
are
shipped
,
whilk
entrie
sall
contein
every
particular
marchands
name
with
the
quantitie
and
qualitie
of
the
gudes
pertaining
to
him
,
and
the
Customers
certificat
that
he
hes
receaved
the
Kings
Majesties
custome
of
the
same
gudes
,
vnder
the
paine
of
deprivation
of
the
said
Clerk
of
Cocquet
from
his
office
,
and
punishing
him
in
his
bodie
,
gudes
and
geare
at
the
will
and
pleasure
of
the
saids
Lords
.
As
also
,
that
na
Customer
receaue
an
entrie
of
the
gudes
and
marchandize
being
in
any
ship
to
be
transported
out
of
this
Kingdome
,
vnlesse
the
presenter
thereof
delyuer
the
samine
subscryved
with
his
hand
,
and
there-with-all
solemnedlie
make
faith
and
sweare
in
presence
of
the
said
Customer
,
Be
GOD
himselfe
his
Creator
,
his
part
of
Paradice
,
and
as
he
sall
answere
vpon
the
salvation
and
condemnation
of
his
saull
,
that
he
hes
na
forbidden
gudes
nor
geare
,
nor
na
other
lawfull
marchandize
nor
gudes
within
his
said
Ship
by
and
attour
that
whilk
is
conteined
in
the
said
entrie
subscryved
with
his
hand
,
nor
that
he
knawes
of
nane
to
be
brought
within
the
said
Ship
to
be
caryed
away
in
her
at
that
voyage
,
nor
sall
not
receaue
there-after
any
gudes
or
geare
to
be
laidned
within
his
said
Shippe
,
and
caryed
away
in
her
at
that
tyme
.
Whilk
each
gif
it
be
refused
to
be
made
,
as
said
is
,
It
sall
be
lesome
to
the
said
Customer
to
arreist
the
said
Ship
,
and
all
the
gudes
and
geare
being
therein
.
As
lykwayes
,
It
is
statute
and
ordained
,
That
na
Maisters
,
Awners
nor
Skippers
of
Shippes
,
passing
out
of
this
Realme
take
vpon
hand
at
any
tyme
hereafter
,
to
receaue
within
their
saids
Ships
and
veshels
any
marchandize
gudes
or
geat
to
be
transported
out
of
the
same
after
that
they
haue
made
and
given
vp
their
entres
to
his
Heighnes
Customers
,
vnder
the
paine
of
escheating
of
the
marchandize
,
gudes
and
geare
sa
shipped
,
and
of
the
Shippes
,
Crears
,
and
veshels
wherein
the
famine
sall
be
shipped
.
As
also
,
that
na
Maisters
,
Awners
nor
Skippers
of
Shippes
arryving
within
this
Realme
,
take
vpon
hand
at
any
tyme
here-after
,
to
losse
any
of
the
wynes
,
marchandize
,
gudes
and
geare
,
being
within
the
same
ships
,
vnder
what-som-ever
colour
or
pretence
,
at
any
Port
or
part
within
this
Realme
,
or
convoy
any
of
the
same
away
,
in
defraud
of
his
Majesties
Customers
,
vntill
sic
tyme
as
the
entrie
of
their
ships
be
made
,
and
the
same
with
the
Cocquets
receaved
be
them
at
the
Port
where
they
receaved
their
laidning
be
first
delyvered
to
his
Heighnes
Customers
,
and
that
they
leaue
no
part
of
the
saids
wynes
,
marchandize
,
gudes
and
geare
vngiven
vp
in
the
said
entrie
,
nor
conceale
no
part
thereof
from
the
saids
Customers
,
vnder
the
paine
of
escheating
of
the
haill
wynes
,
marchandize
,
gudes
and
geare
swa
to
be
lossed
out
of
the
saids
Ships
,
and
of
the
ships
,
Crears
and
veshels
out
of
the
whilk
the
famine
sall
be
lossed
.
As
also
,
vnder
the
paine
of
escheating
of
the
haill
marchandize
,
gudes
and
geare
left
out
vngiven
vp
in
the
said
entrie
.
Whilk
entrie
sall
be
given
vp
be
the
Skipper
or
Maister
subscryved
with
his
hand
,
wha
sall
be
obleist
solemnedlie
to
make
faith
,
and
sweare
be
GOD
himselfe
his
Creator
,
his
part
of
Paradice
,
and
as
he
sall
answere
to
GOD
vpon
the
salvation
and
condemnation
of
his
saull
,
that
the
same
is
a
just
and
trew
entrie
of
the
haill
marchandize
and
gudes
shipped
within
his
ship
at
that
voyage
,
and
that
he
hes
lossed
na
part
thereof
,
nor
convoyed
nane
of
the
same
away
,
before
the
giving
vp
of
the
said
entrie
.
Whilk
each
,
if
it
be
refused
to
be
made
,
as
said
is
,
It
sall
be
lesome
to
the
saids
Customers
to
arreist
the
said
ship
and
haill
gudes
and
marchandize
being
therein
.
And
to
the
effect
that
nane
of
his
Majesties
lieges
pretend
ignorance
hereof
,
the
saids
Lords
ordains
this
act
and
ordinance
to
be
imprinted
,
and
publication
hereof
to
be
made
at
the
market
crosses
of
the
head
burrowes
of
this
Realme
,
and
other
places
needfull
.
Apud
Edinburgh
25
die
Mensis
Octobris
1611.
FOR-SA-MEIKLE
,
As
for
reformation
of
some
abuses
practized
by
the
Marchants
carying
gudes
from
Scotland
to
England
,
and
from
thence
to
Scotland
,
to
the
hurt
and
prejudice
of
his
Majesties
customes
:
It
hath
pleased
his
Heighnes
to
set
downe
these
orders
after-following
to
be
observed
in
tyme
comming
,
alswell
by
the
Marchands
trafficking
betwix
the
saids
two
Kingdomes
,
as
by
the
Fermers
and
Tacks-men
of
his
Heighnes
Customes
of
both
the
Realmes
,
Viz.
1
That
the
Farmers
anc
Tacks-men
of
the
customes
of
Scotland
doe
keepe
bookes
of
all
the
gudes
that
are
entered
and
shipped
for
England
,
and
also
of
all
guds
broght
from
England
to
Scotland
,
the
ships
name
,
place
and
Maisters
name
,
and
to
and
from
what
Port
the
ship
is
bound
,
and
to
keepe
the
entresse
of
every
Port
severallie
.
2
Also
,
that
they
keepe
bookes
of
all
gudes
caried
by
land
from
Scotland
to
England
,
and
from
thence
to
Scotland
,
and
to
make
certificat
vnder
the
hand
and
seale
of
the
Farmers
and
Tacks-men
or
their
deputes
;
expressing
the
Marchands
name
,
the
quantitie
and
qualitie
of
the
gudes
,
to
what
place
the
same
is
caried
,
and
the
day
of
the
Moneth
and
yeare
,
when
and
where
the
same
was
customed
.
The
same
forme
and
order
to
be
observed
by
the
Farmers
of
the
custome
of
England
,
and
reciprocallie
the
Farmers
and
Tacks-men
of
both
the
Realmes
,
to
send
every
halfe
yeare
the
coppies
of
these
bookes
,
the
ane
to
the
other
,
Viz.
at
Christmas
and
Midsommer
.
3
That
all
Cocquets
or
Certificats
be
made
in
the
names
of
the
principall
awners
of
the
gudes
laiden
in
every
Ship
,
and
not
in
poore
mens
names
,
skairslie
knawne
in
Scotland
or
England
.
4
That
na
Marchand
or
Tradis-man
take
vpon
hand
at
any
tyme
hereafter
,
to
cary
by
land
any
gudes
from
Scotland
into
England
,
or
from
England
into
Scotland
by
the
waste
grounds
or
wastes
,
bot
that
the
same
passe
by
the
wayes
of
Aiton
,
Iedburgh
,
Kelso
,
Drumfrice
and
Annand
for
Scotland
;
and
by
the
wayes
of
Berwick
and
Carlile
for
England
,
vnder
the
paine
of
confiscation
of
the
gudes
otherwayes
caryed
,
or
the
value
thereof
to
his
Majesties
vse
after
true
tryell
and
examination
taken
therein
.
5
That
the
Farmers
of
the
customes
of
both
the
Realmes
,
and
their
deputes
,
vpon
the
arryvall
of
any
Ship
from
Scotland
,
and
lykwyse
from
England
,
sall
make
dew
examination
of
the
gudes
laiden
with
the
Cocquets
or
Certificats
for
the
same
.
And
if
they
sall
finde
a
greater
quantitie
,
or
other
guds
then
are
specified
in
the
saids
warrants
,
that
they
apprehend
and
stay
the
saids
gudes
,
and
take
them
into
their
possession
,
vntill
the
Marchands
awners
thereof
,
or
their
factors
in
their
names
haue
given
sufficient
caution
to
his
Majestie
,
for
answering
and
paying
of
the
value
of
the
saids
gudes
,
into
his
Majesties
Exchecker
of
either
Realmes
,
according
as
the
same
sall
be
prysed
by
twa
honest
men
to
be
nominated
,
ane
by
the
Marchand
,
the
other
by
the
Farmers
and
Tacksmen
or
their
deputes
,
gif
it
sall
appeare
vpon
examination
,
that
the
saids
gudes
sa
stayed
are
vncustomed
.
The
same
order
lykwise
to
be
observed
by
ther
Fermers
and
Tacks-men
,
and
their
deputes
for
the
land
cariage
.
6
And
that
the
Farmers
and
Tacks-men
of
the
Scots
customes
doe
every
half
yeare
send
to
the
Fermers
of
the
English
customes
,
all
these
bands
for
sic
surplusage
of
gudes
gif
they
be
not
discharged
be
certificate
.
The
lyke
to
be
done
by
the
Fermers
and
Tacks-men
of
the
English
customes
.
7
For
the
better
observing
of
whilk
orders
and
that
nane
pretend
ignorance
of
the
same
,
the
Lords
of
his
Heighnes
privie
Councell
ordeins
this
present
act
and
ordinance
to
be
imprinted
,
and
letters
to
be
direct
for
publication
of
the
same
at
the
market
crosses
of
the
head
burrowes
and
Sea-ports
of
this
Realme
,
and
other
places
needfull
.
Commanding
and
charging
,
all
and
sundrie
his
Heighnes
leiges
and
subjects
whom
the
samine
doth
concerne
,
that
they
and
everie
ane
of
them
inviolablie
fulfill
,
obserue
and
keepe
everie
Artickle
aboue-written
.
As
they
will
answere
to
the
contrarie
,
vpon
their
heighest
charge
and
perrell
.
Apud
Edinburgh
vigesimo
quinto
die
Mensis
Octobris
Anno
Domini
1611.
FOR-SA-MEIKLE
As
it
is
vnderstand
to
the
Lords
of
secreit
Councell
,
that
be
divers
acts
of
Parliament
,
lawes
and
constitutions
here-to-fore
made
and
observed
within
this
Realme
,
all
maner
of
English
gudes
broght
within
the
same
hes
bene
ever
in
vse
of
payment
to
his
Majestie
of
a
certaine
custom
and
duetie
properlie
apperteining
to
his
Heighnes
as
a
part
of
the
patrimonie
of
his
Crowne
.
As
also
,
be
act
of
secreet
Councell
,
of
the
date
the
penult
day
of
Februar
1589
yeares
.
Ratified
and
approven
in
the
Parliament
halden
at
Edinburgh
,
in
the
Moneth
of
June
,
ane
thousand
,
fiue
hundreth
,
fourscore
twelue
yeares
,
It
is
statute
and
ordained
,
that
all
English
cloth
broght
within
this
Realme
,
sould
be
broght
to
his
Heighnes
Custom-house
:
and
there
sealed
with
ane
seale
appoynted
then
to
be
made
to
that
effect
.
Whilk
act
tuke
full
execution
vntill
sic
tyme
as
his
Majestie
comming
to
his
Crowne
of
England
,
did
for
a
tyme
forbid
the
taking
of
any
custome
for
marchandize
and
gudes
transported
from
the
one
Kingdome
to
the
other
,
being
the
natiue
commodities
of
the
Land
.
And
now
since
,
It
hath
pleased
his
Majestie
to
take
these
customes
in
his
awne
hand
againe
,
and
to
giue
order
and
direction
that
the
samine
sall
be
collected
and
vplifted
in
tyme
comming
to
his
Heighnes
vse
.
The
Lords
of
secreet
Councell
hes
found
necessare
,
meet
and
expedient
,
and
decernes
and
ordains
,
that
the
foresaid
act
sall
be
revived
againe
,
and
stand
in
full
force
and
effect
in
all
tyme
comming
.
And
therefore
ordaines
the
Tacks-men
of
his
Majesties
customes
,
to
cause
make
and
print
ane
seale
and
stamp
of
steele
,
conteining
two
halfes
,
for
every
Burgh
and
Sea
Port
within
this
Realme
,
whereas
Customers
are
or
sall
be
established
,
the
ane
halfe
conteining
IACOBVS
REX
,
with
the
Kings
Majesties
Armes
and
Crowne
;
and
the
other
half
the
name
of
the
Burgh
where
the
samine
sall
remain
.
Whilk
seall
and
stamp
sall
be
stricken
and
applyed
to
lead
,
and
the
samine
lead
being
swa
strucken
and
printed
with
the
same
stampe
sall
be
hung
to
every
peece
or
wob
of
claith
,
Cairsayes
,
Freese
,
Cottons
,
Baise
or
Fustians
,
that
hereafter
sall
be
broght
within
this
Realme
forth
of
England
be
sea
or
land
,
before
the
same
be
presented
to
open
market
,
sauld
or
any
waies
disponed
vpon
:
And
the
ane
halfe
of
the
said
seale
to
be
keeped
be
the
Customer
,
and
the
other
halfe
be
the
Clerk
of
Cocquet
.
The
awners
of
the
said
claith
,
and
others
aboue-written
,
pay-and
the
custome
thereof
,
with
sic
ane
duetie
for
the
seale
as
was
accustomed
to
be
payed
of
auld
to
the
Customer
and
Clerk
of
Cocquet
equallie
betwix
them
.
And
to
the
end
,
that
all
English
claith
and
others
aboue-written
,
presentlie
remaining
within
this
Realme
,
may
be
decerned
and
knawn
from
that
whilk
hereafter
sall
be
broght
within
the
same
,
It
is
also
decerned
and
ordained
,
that
the
Customer
of
every
Burgh
and
Sea-port
within
this
Realme
,
sall
repair
to
the
dwelling-houses
and
buithes
of
every
ane
of
the
saids
Burrowes
and
Sea-ports
whereof
they
are
particularlie
appointed
Customers
,
and
there
receaue
the
eathes
of
the
awners
of
sic
peeces
and
wobs
of
English
claith
,
and
others
aboue
specified
,
as
are
therein
,
whither
if
the
custome
thereof
be
payed
or
not
,
and
where
the
custome
thereof
is
not
payed
,
that
they
instantlie
pay
the
same
:
And
that
the
said
seall
in
taken
thereof
be
hung
thereto
,
and
to
all
the
other
wobs
and
peeces
of
English
claith
,
and
others
aboue-specified
,
whilks
sall
be
apprehended
within
the
saids
buithes
and
houses
,
whereof
custome
hes
bene
payed
of
before
for
payment
of
the
said
accustomed
duetie
for
the
said
seall
allanerlie
;
and
that
the
awners
of
the
same
claith
and
others
aboue
specified
,
requyre
the
Customers
of
every
Burgh
and
Sea-port
particularlie
,
to
repare
to
their
saids
buithes
and
houses
to
this
effect
,
betwix
and
the
_____
day
of
November
next-to-come
;
and
farther
to
doe
and
performe
al
other
things
whilk
to
every
ane
of
them
is
appoynted
to
be
done
in
maner
foresaid
,
vnder
the
paine
of
confiscation
of
all
the
wobes
and
peeces
of
English
claith
,
and
others
aboue-specified
,
that
sall
be
apprehended
thereafter
wanting
the
said
seall
.
As
also
,
to
the
effect
his
Heighnes
Customes
of
all
marchandize
and
gudes
caryed
from
Scotland
to
England
,
and
from
thence
to
Scotland
may
be
the
mair
trewlie
payed
,
It
is
decerned
,
statute
and
ordained
,
that
na
Marchands
,
their
factours
nor
servants
,
Maisters
,
Awners
nor
Skippers
of
Shippes
,
Barkes
or
others
veshels
going
from
Scotland
to
England
,
take
vpon
hand
at
any
tyme
after
the
date
hereof
,
to
laiden
any
marchandize
or
guds
within
the
same
Ships
,
Barks
or
other
veshels
,
vntill
sic
tyme
as
the
same
gudes
and
marchandize
be
first
brought
to
his
Heighnes
Custom-house
,
and
the
custome
thereof
payed
,
and
certificat
giuen
be
the
Customer
there-vpon
.
And
that
na
Marchands
,
their
factours
nor
servants
cary
any
marchandize
or
gudes
by
land
to
England
,
vntill
the
same
be
first
brought
to
his
Heighnes
Custom-house
,
and
the
custome
thereof
payed
,
and
certificat
given
be
the
Customer
there-vpon
,
vnder
the
paine
of
confiscation
of
the
haill
marchandize
and
gudes
swa
shipped
and
laidned
,
with
the
Ships
,
Barks
and
other
veshels
,
wherein
the
same
sall
happen
to
be
shipped
,
and
of
the
marchandize
and
gudes
sa
caryed
by
land
to
his
Heighnes
vse
.
And
incase
the
same
gudes
and
marchandize
can
not
be
apprehended
,
the
awners
thereof
to
make
the
just
availl
thereof
forth-comming
to
his
Heighnes
vse
as
escheat
,
dew
tryell
being
taken
thereintill
as
effeirs
.
As
lykwaies
,
that
na
Maisters
,
Awners
nor
Skippers
of
Ships
,
Barkes
or
other
veshels
,
comming
from
England
to
Scotland
,
take
vpon
hand
at
any
tyme
after
the
date
hereof
,
to
losse
any
of
the
marchandize
and
gudes
being
therein
,
till
sic
tyme
as
they
first
enter
their
Ship
in
his
Majesties
Custom-house
,
giue
vp
ane
trew
inventar
of
the
haill
gudes
and
marchandize
being
therein
to
his
Heighnes
Customers
,
and
there-with-all
delyver
vnto
them
the
Cocquet
receaved
be
them
at
the
Port
where
the
said
Ship
was
laidned
,
and
make
faith
that
the
said
entrie
sa
given
vp
be
them
,
is
trew
,
and
that
they
haue
not
put
on
land
at
na
Port
,
Harborie
or
other
part
what
som-ever
,
any
of
the
marchandize
and
gudes
laidned
within
their
said
Ship
,
but
that
the
samine
are
all
within
her
at
the
giving
vp
of
the
said
entrie
,
vnder
the
paine
of
confiscation
of
the
same
Ships
,
Barks
and
other
veshels
,
or
the
just
availl
thereof
to
his
Heighnes
vse
.
As
also
,
the
saids
Lords
,
decernes
and
ordaines
all
and
sundrie
his
Heighnes
subjects
and
strangers
,
that
at
any
tyme
after
the
date
hereof
sall
happen
to
bring
within
this
Realme
,
any
marchandize
or
gudes
be
sea
or
land
from
England
,
that
they
bring
the
same
directlie
to
his
Heighnes
Custom-house
,
and
that
they
nor
nane
of
them
take
vpon
hand
,
to
house
,
hyde
,
conceale
,
dispone
or
make
saill
of
any
part
thereof
,
vntill
sic
tyme
as
his
Heighnes
customes
thereof
be
first
payed
,
and
the
Claith
,
Cairsays
,
Freese
,
Cottons
,
Baises
and
Fustians
(
incase
any
be
)
sealed
conforme
to
the
order
of
auld
and
here
established
,
vnder
the
paine
of
confiscation
of
the
same
marchandize
and
gudes
sa
concealed
and
vncustomed
,
to
his
Heighnes
vse
,
where
ever
the
same
may
be
apprehended
.
And
incase
the
samine
can
not
be
apprehended
,
the
awners
thereof
to
make
the
avail
thereof
forth-command
to
his
Heighnes
vse
as
escheat
,
dew
tryell
being
taken
there-intill
as
effeirs
.
And
because
the
Marchands
,
awners
of
the
saids
marchandize
and
gudes
caryed
from
Scotland
to
England
,
and
from
thence
to
Scotland
,
and
the
Maisters
,
Awners
and
Skippers
of
the
saids
Ships
and
other
veshels
,
vses
sic
craft
and
policie
in
the
quyet
convoying
away
and
concealing
of
the
saids
marchandize
and
gudes
,
as
som-tymes
it
is
very
hard
and
difficile
to
get
the
same
apprehended
,
or
sufficient
probation
led
there-into
be
witnesses
:
The
saids
Lords
of
secreit
Councell
hes
therefore
found
,
decerned
and
declared
,
that
the
certificat
of
any
of
the
Fermorers
of
his
Heighnes
customes
in
England
,
or
of
his
Heighnes
Customers
or
Comptrollers
of
his
Heighnes
customes
at
any
port
or
place
be
sea
or
land
within
that
Kingdom
where
customes
are
receaved
and
payed
autentiklie
,
subscryved
be
any
of
their
hands
,
bearing
the
day
,
moneth
and
yeare
of
the
bringing
of
any
of
the
saids
marchandize
and
gudes
from
the
ane
Realme
to
the
other
;
the
Marchands
name
,
Awner
thereof
,
the
quantitie
and
qualitie
of
the
samine
,
the
Shippes
name
,
Master
and
Skipper
thereof
,
wherein
the
samine
is
transported
,
sall
be
als
sufficient
probation
against
the
Marchands
,
and
awners
of
the
saids
marchandize
and
gudes
,
and
against
the
Maisters
,
Awners
and
Skippers
of
the
saids
Ships
,
Barkes
and
other
veshels
,
as
gif
probation
had
bene
led
there
in
till
be
witnesses
.
Whilk
probation
sall
be
led
before
the
Lords
of
his
Heighnes
privie
Councell
or
Auditours
of
his
Heighnes
Exchecker
.
And
for
the
better
putting
of
this
act
and
ordinance
to
execution
,
the
saids
Lords
ordains
and
commands
the
Fermorers
of
his
Heighnes
customes
and
their
deputs
,
and
all
others
his
Heighnes
Customers
and
searchers
,
to
passe
,
search
,
seeke
and
apprehend
all
and
sundrie
English
cloth
,
Cairsayes
,
Freese
,
Cottons
,
Baise
and
Fustians
whilk
sall
be
vnsealed
,
in
maner
aboue-written
,
in
taken
that
the
samine
are
customed
,
where
ever
the
same
can
be
apprehended
,
in
open
markets
,
faires
,
houses
,
buithes
,
or
other
places
what-som-ever
within
this
Kingdome
at
any
tyme
after
the
said
_____
day
of
November
next-to-come
,
and
to
confiscat
the
same
to
his
Heighnes
vse
as
vncustomed
gudes
.
And
to
the
effect
that
nane
of
his
Majesties
lieges
or
strangers
pretend
ignorance
hereof
,
the
Lords
of
secreit
Councell
ordains
this
present
act
and
ordinance
to
be
imprinted
,
and
letters
to
be
direct
for
publication
hereof
at
the
market
crosses
of
the
head
Burrowes
and
Sea-ports
of
this
Realme
,
and
other
places
needfull
in
forme
as
offeirs
.