The
boke
of
Magna
Carta
/
with
diuers
other
statutes
/
whose
names
appere
in
the
nexte
lefe
folowynge
/
translated
into
Englyshe
.
⸫
☞
Facessat
calumnia
.
⸫
☞
Anno
Dni.
1534.
¶
A
Table
declaryng
the
names
of
all
the
statutes
conteyned
in
this
boke
as
they
stande
in
ordre
.
⸫
-
THe
great
chartour
.
folio
.i.
-
He
chartour
of
forest
.
folio
.x.
-
Merton
.
folio
.xiiii.
-
Marlebrydge
.
folio
.xviii.
-
Westmynster
fyrste
.
folio
.xxx.
-
Gloucestre
.
folio
.
L.
-
Exposicyons
of
Gloucestre
.
fol.
lvi.
-
Westmynster
secounde
.
folio
.lvii.
-
Westmynster
thyrde
.
folio
.
C.
-
Wynchestre
.
folio
.
C
.i.
-
The
statute
of
merchauntes
.
fo.
C
.v.
-
The
statute
of
relygious
.
fol.
c.
ix
.
-
The
statute
of
champartye
.
fol.
c.
x.
-
Vyewe
of
francpledge
.
folio
.c.
x.
-
Assyse
of
bread
and
ale
.
fol.
c.
xii
.
-
Artycles
for
the
clergy
.
folio
.c.
xiii
.
-
Impanellyng
assyses
.
fo
.c.
xviii
.
-
Iniquisicyon
vpon
the
statute
of
wynchestre
.
folio
.c.
xx
.
-
Circumspecte
agatis
.
folio
.c.
xxi
.
-
Artycles
agaynste
the
kynges
prohybicyon
.
fo
.cx.
xi
.
-
Dystresses
of
th
eschequer
.
fol.
c.
xxii
.
-
Diffinicion
of
conspiratours
.
fo
.c.
xxiii
.
-
Leuyeng
of
fynes
.
folio
.c.
xxiiii
.
-
Fynes
&
makyng
attorneys
.
fo
.c.
xxvii
.
-
The
statute
of
defendynge
ryght
or
resceyte
.
folio
.c.
xxviii
.
-
The
statute
of
vouchyng
.
fo
.c.
xxix
.
-
The
statute
of
yorke
.
folio
.c.
xxx
.
-
The
kynges
prerogatyue
.
fo
.c.
xxxiii
.
-
Doynge
of
homage
.
fol.
c.
xxxviii
.
-
The
statute
of
wardes
&
relyefes
.
fo.
139.
-
Dayes
in
the
benche
.
fo
.c.
xl
.
-
The
statute
of
bigamy
.
fol.
c.
xl
.
-
The
statute
of
toyntenātes
.
fo
.c.
xlii
.
-
Dayes
in
a
wryt
of
dower
.
folio
.c.
xlv
.
-
The
statute
of
Eschetours
.
fol.
c.
xlvi
.
-
The
statute
of
sh●ryfes
.
fol.
c.
xlvii
.
-
The
statute
of
Irelande
.
fo
.c.
xlviii
.
-
Quo
warran
to
the
fyrst
.
folio
.c.
l.
-
An
ordinaunce
of
measures
.
fo
.c.
l.
-
A
statute
for
th
eschequer
.
fol.
c.
li.
-
The
statute
of
Essoynes
.
fo
.c.
lv
.
-
A
statute
of
the
pyllorye
.
fol.
c.
lvi
.
-
Breakers
of
prysons
.
fo
.c.
lviii
.
-
Of
trespassers
in
parkes
.
fol.
c.
lviii
.
-
The
wrytte
of
consultacion
.
fol.
c.
lix
.
-
The
offyce
of
Coroners
.
fol.
c.
lx
.
-
The
statute
of
proteccyons
.
fo
.c.
lxi●
.
-
The
fourme
of
leuyeng
fynes
.
fo
.c.
lxiii
.
-
The
statute
of
Ga●elette
.
fol.
c.
lxiiii
.
-
The
statute
of
knyghtes
.
fo
.c.
lxv
.
-
The
statute
of
waste
.
fol.
c.
lxvi
.
-
Of
weyghtes
&
measures
.
fo
.c.
lxviii
.
-
Of
Forstallours
.
fo
.c.
lxviii
.
-
The
statute
of
pryses
folio
.c.
lxix
.
-
Of
purchasyng
lybertes
.
fol.
c.
lxx
.
-
A
statute
of
the
leape
yere
.
fo
.c.
lxxi
.
-
Of
persones
appealled
.
fo
.c.
lxxix
.
-
The
extent
of
a
maner
.
fo
.c.
lxxiii
.
-
Quo
warranto
the
secounde
.
fo
.c.
lxxiiii
.
-
An
ordinance
of
inquestes
.
fo
.c.
lxxvii
.
-
An
ordinance
of
the
forest
.
fo
.c.
lxx●viii
.
-
Of
conspiratours
.
fol.
c.
lxxix
.
-
Of
measuryng
lande
.
fo
.c.
lxxx
.
-
The
sta.
of
Acton
Burnell
.
fol.
lxxxi.
-
Artycles
vpon
the
chartours
.
fo
.c.
lxxxiii
.
And
after
foloweth
a
bryef
colleccyon
of
the
reygnes
of
the
kynges
of
Englande
/
with
a
propre
table
/
wherby
on●
may
lyghtly
fynde
out
the
pryncypall
matters
conteyned
within
this
boke
.
⸫
¶
Faultes
escaped
in
the
pryntynge
.
⸫
IN
the.
11.
leaf
the
last
lyne
on
the
fore
syde
for
(
lene
)
rede
leue
.
the.
17.
leaf
the
secounde
lyne
on
the
baksyde
for
(
lese
)
rede
leasse
/
the.
17.
leaf
the.
23.
lyne
on
the
foresyde
for
(
more
)
rede
/
mere
.
the.
23.
leaf
the.
24.
lyne
on
the
foresyde
for
(
Se
)
rede
/
So.
the.
24.
leaf
the.
9.
lyne
on
the
baksyde
for
(
so
moued
)
somoned
/
the.
26.
leaf
the.
6.
lyne
on
the
foresyde
(
by
the
death
)
is
twyse
put
in
/
and
the.
11.
lyne
on
the
foresyde
for
(
countre
)
rede
courte
/
the.
57.
leaf
the.
8.
lyne
on
the
foresyde
for
(
verely
)
rede
yerely
.
the.
75.
leaf
the
secound
lyne
on
the
foresyde
for
(
counte
)
rede
cuntre
.
the.
76.
leaf
the
.4.
lyne
on
the
foresyde
after
this
worde
(
haue
)
rede
power
.
the
.82.
leaf
the.
4.
lyne
on
the
baksyde
for
(
had
put
)
rede
hath
put
hymself
.
the.
86.
leaf
the.
3.
lyne
on
the
foresyde
for
(
handes
)
rede
landes
.
the.
88.
leaf
the.
22.
lyne
for
(
fayned
)
rede
fyned
.
the.
95.
leaf
the
laste
lyne
on
the
baksyde
for
(
clothe
)
rede
garment
.
the.
114.
leaf
the.
21.
lyne
on
the
foresyde
after
this
worde
(
hereafter
)
rede
lye
.
the.
119.
leaf
the.
10.
lyne
on
the
foresyde
for
(
merchaunt
townes
)
rede
market
townes
/
and
so
in
dyuerse
other
places
of
the
boke
.
the.
121.
leaf
and
19.
lyne
after
(
spirituall
)
rede
goodes
.
the
138.
leaf
&
the
fyrste
lyne
on
the
foresyde
/
for
(
make
)
rede
do
.
the
same
lefe
in
the.
5.
lyne
after
the
worde
(
your
)
rede
man
.
the
144.
leaf
and
fyrste
lyne
on
the
baksyde
/
for
(
and
)
rede
had
/
the
same
lefe
and.
5.
lyne
after
this
worde
(
called
)
rede
indicauit
.
the.
148.
leaf
and.
15.
lyne
for
this
worde
(
lande
)
rede
offyce
.
the.
156
leaf
the
fyrste
lyne
on
the
foresyde
after
(
he
)
rede
the
sheryfe
.
the.
158.
leaf
the.
13.
lyne
on
the
foresyde
after
(
hath
)
rede
broken
.
the
same
lefe
and.
19.
lyne
/
for
(
vnto
)
rede
after
.
the.
160.
leaf
&
.
28.
lyne
for
(
one
)
rede
any
.
the.
162.
leaf
&
.
21.
lyne
for
(
he
)
rede
hue
.
the.
169.
leaf
and.
19.
lyne
after
(
aswell
)
rede
vpon
.
the.
178.
leaf
&
.
8.
lyne
on
the
baksyde
for
this
word
(
escheate
)
rede
estate
.
⸫
¶
The
great
Chartour
made
in
the
.ix.
yere
of
kyng
Henry
the
thyrd
/
and
confirmed
by
kyng
Edwarde
the
fyrste
/
in
the
.xxviii.
yere
of
his
reygne
.
EDwarde
by
the
grace
of
God
kynge
of
England
/
lorde
of
Irelande
/
&
duke
of
Guyan
.
To
all
archebyshops
/
byshops
/
abbottes
/
pryours
/
erles
,
barons
iustyces
/
sheryffes
/
reuys
/
offycers
/
and
to
all
baylyffes
/
and
other
his
faythfull
subiectes
/
greatynge
.
We
haue
sene
the
greate
Chartour
of
the
lorde
Henry
/
somtyme
kynge
of
Englande
/
our
father
/
of
the
lybertyes
of
Englande
in
these
wordes
.
¶
Henry
by
the
grace
of
god
kynge
of
Englande
/
lorde
of
Irelande
/
duke
of
Normandye
/
and
Guyan
/
and
erle
of
Angeoy
.
To
all
archbyshops
/
byshops
/
abbottes
/
pryours
/
erles
/
barons
/
sheryffes
/
reuys
/
offycers
/
and
to
all
baylyffes
/
and
our
faythfull
subiectes
/
whiche
shall
see
this
present
chartour
/
gretyng
.
Knowe
ye
that
we
/
vnto
the
honour
of
almyghty
god
/
and
for
the
saluacyon
of
the
soules
of
our
progenytoures
and
successoures
kynges
of
Englande
/
to
the
aduauncement
of
holy
churche
/
and
amendement
of
our
realme
/
of
our
mere
and
fre
wyll
haue
gyuen
and
graunted
to
all
archebyshops
/
byshops
/
abbottes
/
pryors
/
erles
/
barons
/
and
to
all
fre
men
of
this
our
realme
these
lybertyes
vnder
wrytten
/
to
be
holden
and
kepte
in
this
our
realme
of
Englande
/
for
euermore
.
¶
The
fyrst
Chapiter
.
FIrste
we
haue
graunted
to
god
/
&
by
this
our
present
chartour
haue
confirmed
for
vs
&
our
heyres
/
for
euermore
/
that
the
church
of
Englande
shal
be
free
/
and
shall
haue
all
her
hole
ryghtes
and
lybertyes
vnhurt
.
We
haue
graunted
also
and
gyuen
to
all
the
fremen
of
our
realme
for
vs
and
our
heyres
/
for
euermore
/
these
lyberties
vnderwryten
.
To
haue
and
to
holde
to
them
and
to
theyr
heyres
/
of
vs
and
ou●
heyres
for
euermore
.
¶
The
secound
Chapiter
.
IF
any
of
our
erles
/
or
barons
/
or
any
other
our
tenauntes
/
that
doo
hold
of
vs
in
chyef
by
knightes
s●●uy●e
/
dye
:
And
at
the
tyme
of
his
deathe
his
heyre
be
of
full
age
/
and
oweth
to
vs
relyef
:
he
shall
haue
his
inherytannce
by
the
olde
relyef
/
that
is
to
saye
/
the
heyre
or
heyres
of
an
erle
for
an
hole
eridom
one
hundreth
poundes
.
The
heyre
or
heyres
of
a
baron
for
an
hole
barronye
one
hundreth
markes
.
The
heyre
or
heyres
of
a
knyght
for
one
hole
knyghtes
fee
/
one
hundreth
.
●
.
at
the
most
.
And
he
that
hath
lesse
/
shall
gyue
lesse
/
accordyng
to
the
olde
custome
of
the
fees
.
¶
The
.iii.
Chapyter
.
BVt
if
the
heyre
of
any
such
be
with
in
age
/
his
lorde
shall
not
haue
the
warde
of
hym
/
nor
of
his
lande
/
before
that
he
take
of
hym
his
homage
.
And
after
that
suche
an
heyre
hathe
ben
in
warde
(
when
he
is
come
to
full
age
)
that
is
to
saye
/
to
thage
of
xxi
.
yeres
/
he
shall
haue
his
inherytaunce
without
relyef
/
and
without
fyne
/
so
that
if
such
an
heyre
(
beyng
within
age
)
be
made
knyght
/
yet
notwithstandyng
his
lande
shall
remayne
in
the
kepyng
of
his
lord
vnto
the
fore sayd
terme
.
⸫
¶
The
.iiii.
Chapiter
.
if
she
goo
from
the
castell
then
a
competent
house
anone
shal
be
prouyded
for
her
in
the
which
she
may
honestly
abyde
/
vntyll
her
dower
be
to
her
assygned
/
as
it
is
aforesayde
.
And
she
shall
haue
in
the
meane
tyme
her
reasonable
estouers
of
the
comen
.
And
for
her
dower
shal
be
assygned
the
.iii.
parte
/
except
she
were
indowed
of
lesse
at
the
church
dore
.
No
wydow
shal
be
dystrayned
to
marye
herselfe
/
neuertheles
she
shall
fynde
suretye
that
she
shal
not
marye
without
our
lycense
and
assente
/
if
she
holde
of
vs
nor
without
the
assent
of
the
lorde
/
if
she
holde
of
another
.
¶
The
.viii.
Chapiter
.
UUe
nor
ower
bayllyffes
shall
not
sease
any
lande
or
rente
for
any
dette
/
as
longe
as
the
goodes
and
catalles
of
the
dettour
(
whiche
be
present
)
do
suffyse
to
pay
the
dette
/
and
the
dettour
hymselfe
be
redye
to
satysfye
therfore
/
nor
the
pledges
of
the
dettour
shal
be
distrayned
/
as
longe
as
the
pryncypall
dettour
is
suffycient
for
the
payment
of
the
dette
.
And
if
the
pryncypall
dettor
fayle
in
payment
of
the
dette
hauyng
nought
wherwith
to
pay
/
or
wyl
not
pay
whear
he
is
able
ynough
/
than
the
suretes
shall
aunswer
for
the
dette
.
And
if
they
wyll
/
they
shall
haue
the
landes
and
rentes
of
the
dettor
/
vntyl
they
be
satysfyed
of
the
dette
whiche
they
before
payed
for
hym
/
except
that
the
dettor
can
shew
hymselfe
to
be
acquyeted
agaynst
his
sayde
suretyes
.
¶
The
.ix.
Chapiter
.
THe
cyte
of
London
shall
haue
all
the
olde
lybertees
and
customes
/
which
it
hath
ben
vsed
to
haue
.
Moreouer
we
wyll
and
graunt
/
that
all
other
cyties
/
borowghes
/
townes
/
and
the
barons
of
the
.v.
portes
and
all
other
portes
/
haue
all
theyr
lybertes
and
fre
customes
.
¶
The
.x.
Chapiter
.
NO
man
shall
be
dystrayned
to
do
more
seruyce
for
a
knyghtis
fee
nor
for
any
other
freholde
/
then
is
due
therfore
.
¶
The
.xi.
Chapiter
.
COmen
plees
shall
not
folowe
our
courte
/
but
shal
be
holden
in
some
place
certayne
.
¶
The
.xii.
Chapiter
.
REcognysaunces
of
newe
disseson
/
and
of
mort
dauncestor
shall
not
be
kepte
but
in
theyr
shyres
and
after
this
maner
.
If
we
be
out
of
the
realme
/
our
chyef
iustyces
shall
sende
out
other
iustyces
thorough
euery
countye
ones
in
the
yere
/
whiche
with
the
knyghtes
of
the
shyres
shal
take
the
sayd
assyses
in
those
countyes
/
and
those
thynges
that
at
the
comyng
of
our
foresayd
iustyces
beyng
sente
to
take
those
assyses
in
the
countyes
/
can
not
be
determyned
shall
be
ended
by
them
in
some
other
place
in
theyr
circuyte
.
And
those
thyngꝭ
which
for
dyffycultye
of
some
artycles
can
not
be
determyned
by
them
shal
be
referred
to
ower
iustyces
of
the
benche
and
there
shal
be
ended
.
¶
The
.xiii.
Chap.
ASsyses
of
darreyn
presentement
shal
be
taken
alway
before
our
iustyces
of
the
benche
/
and
there
shal
be
determyned
.
¶
The
.xiiii.
Chapiter
.
AFreman
shall
not
be
amerced
for
a
lytle
faute
/
but
after
the
quantyte
of
the
faute
.
And
for
a
great
faute
after
the
maner
therof
sauyng
to
hym
his
contenement
or
freholde
.
And
a
merchaunt
lykewyse
shall
be
amercyed
/
sauynge
to
hym
his
merchaundyse
.
And
any
other
maner
vyllayn
then
owers
lykewyse
shal
be
amercyed
/
sauyng
his
waynage
/
if
he
fall
into
ower
mercye
.
And
none
of
the
sayd
amercyamentes
shal
be
assessed
/
but
by
the
othe
of
sad
and
honest
men
of
the
neyghbourhed
.
Erles
and
barons
shal
not
be
amercyed
but
by
theyr
pyers
and
after
the
quantyte
of
theyr
trespas
.
No
man
of
the
churche
shal
be
amercyed
after
the
rate
of
his
spirytuall
benefyce
/
but
after
his
laye
tenement
/
and
after
the
quantyte
of
his
trespas
.
¶
The
.xv.
Chapyter
.
NO
towne
nor
freman
shal
be
dystrayned
to
make
brydges
nor
bankes
/
but
such
as
of
olde
tyme
&
of
ryght
haue
ben
accustomed
to
make
them
in
the
tyme
of
kynge
Henry
ower
graund
father
.
¶
The
.xvi.
Chapitre
.
NO
banke
shal
be
defendyd
from
hensforth
but
suche
as
were
in
defence
in
the
tyme
of
kynge
Henry
our
graundfather
/
by
the
same
places
and
the
same
boundes
/
as
they
were
wont
to
be
in
his
tyme
.
¶
The
.xvii.
Chapiter
NO
sheryf
/
constable
/
eschetor
/
coroner
or
any
other
our
baylyffes
shal
holde
plees
of
our
crowne
.
¶
The
.xviii.
Chapitre
.
IF
any
man
that
holdeth
of
vs
a
lay
fee
/
do
dye
/
&
our
sheryf
or
bayllyf
do
shewe
our
lettres
patentes
of
our
somons
for
dette
which
the
dead
man
dyd
owe
vnto
vs
.
It
shal
be
lefull
to
our
sheryfe
or
baylyffe
to
attache
and
arrest
all
the
goodes
and
catalles
of
the
dead
man
beynge
founde
in
the
sayd
fee
to
the
value
of
the
same
dette
/
by
the
view
and
recorde
of
lawfull
men
.
So
that
nothynge
therof
shal
be
taken
away
/
vntyll
we
be
clerely
payed
of
the
dette
.
And
the
resydue
shall
remayne
to
the
e●ecutours
to
perfourme
the
wyl
of
hym
that
is
dead
.
And
if
it
be
founde
that
he
owyth
nothyng
vnto
vs
.
All
the
goodes
and
catalles
shall
go
to
the
vse
of
the
dead
man
/
sauynge
to
his
wyfe
and
chyldren
theyr
reasonable
partes
.
¶
The
.xix.
Cha.
NO
constable
or
his
baylye
shall
take
corne
or
other
catall
of
any
man
for
to
vytayle
his
castell
/
if
the
man
be
not
of
the
towne
where
the
castel
is
/
but
he
shall
forthwith
paye
for
the
same
/
onles
it
maye
appere
that
the
wyll
of
the
sellar
was
to
respyte
the
payment
.
And
if
he
be
of
the
same
towne
/
the
pryce
of
that
corne
or
catall
shall
be
payed
vnto
hym
within
.xl.
dayes
.
¶
The
.xx.
Cha.
NO
constable
shall
dystrayne
any
knyght
for
to
gyue
money
for
kepynge
of
his
castell
if
he
hymselfe
wyll
do
it
in
his
propre
persone
or
cause
it
to
be
done
by
another
suffycient
man
/
if
he
may
not
do
it
hymselfe
for
a
reasonable
cause
.
And
if
we
do
commaunde
or
send
hym
to
our
warres
/
he
shal
be
fre
from
castell
warde
for
the
tyme
that
he
hath
ben
with
vs
in
our
hoste
in
fee
for
the
which
he
hath
done
to
vs
knyghtes
seruyce
in
our
warres
.
¶
The
.xii.
Cha.
NO
sheryffe
nor
our
baylye
or
any
other
shall
take
the
horse
or
cartes
of
any
man
to
make
caryage
/
except
he
paye
the
olde
pryce
lymytted
/
that
is
to
say
/
for
caryage
with
.
ii
horse
.x.
d.
a
day
for
.iii.
horse
.xiiii.
d.
a
day
.
No
demean
carte
of
any
spiritual
person
or
knyght
/
or
any
other
lorde
shall
be
taken
by
our
baylyes
.
Nor
we
nor
our
baylyes
or
any
other
shall
take
any
mannes
wood
for
our
castelles
or
other
our
necessaryes
to
be
done
but
by
the
leue
of
hym
whose
the
wood
is
.
¶
The
.xxii.
Chapiter
.
UUe
shall
not
holde
the
landes
of
them
that
be
conuyet
of
felony
/
but
one
yere
and
one
daye
/
and
then
those
landes
shal
be
delyueryd
to
the
lordes
of
the
fee
.
¶
The
.xxiii.
Chapiter
.
ALl
werys
from
hensforth
shal
be
vtterly
put
downe
by
Thamys
&
Medway
/
and
thorough
all
England
/
but
onely
by
the
see
costes
.
¶
The
.xiiii.
Chapiter
.
A
Wrytte
that
is
called
/
precipe
in
capite
/
shal
be
from
hensforth
graunted
to
no
man
vpon
any
freholde
/
wherby
a
freman
may
lese
his
courte
.
¶
The
.xxv.
Chapitre
.
ONe
measure
of
wyne
shall
be
thorugh
all
our
realme
/
&
one
measure
of
ale
/
and
one
measure
of
corne
/
that
is
to
say
/
accordyng
to
the
quarter
of
London
/
and
one
bredth
of
dyed
clothe
/
russettes
and
haberiectes
/
that
is
to
say
.ii.
yardes
within
the
lystes
.
And
as
it
is
of
weyghtes
so
shall
it
be
of
measures
.
¶
The
.xxvi.
Chapiter
.
NO
thynge
from
hensforth
shal
be
gyuen
for
a
wrytte
of
inquisicion
/
nor
taken
of
hym
that
prayeth
inquysicyon
of
lyfe
or
membres
/
but
it
shal
be
graunted
frely
.
¶
The
.xxviii.
Chapi.
IF
any
do
hold
of
vs
by
fee
fearme
/
or
by
socage
/
or
burgage
/
&
he
holdeth
landes
of
an
other
by
knyghtes
seruyce
/
we
shall
not
haue
the
custodye
of
his
heyre
nor
of
his
lande
which
is
holden
of
the
fee
of
another
man
/
by
reason
of
that
fee
ferme
/
socage
or
burgage
.
Nor
we
shall
not
haue
the
custodye
of
that
fee
ferme
/
or
socage
/
or
burgage
/
except
knyghtes
seruyce
be
due
vnto
vs
out
of
that
fee
ferme
.
Nor
we
shal
not
haue
the
kepynge
of
the
heyre
or
of
any
lande
by
occasyon
of
any
pety
feriantye
that
any
man
holdeth
of
vs
by
seruyce
to
paye
a
knyfe
/
an
arrowe
/
or
other
lyke
/
if
the
land
be
holden
of
an
other
lord
by
knyghtes
seruyce
.
¶
The
.xxviii.
Chapiter
.
NO
bayllye
from
hensforth
shal
put
any
man
to
his
open
lawe
nor
to
an
oth
vpon
his
owne
sayeng
/
without
faythfull
wytnesses
brought
in
for
the
same
.
¶
The
.xxix.
Chapiter
.
NO
fre
man
shal
be
taken
or
imprysoned
or
be
dyssesyd
of
his
freholde
or
lybertees
/
or
free
customes
/
or
be
outlawed
/
or
exyled
/
or
otherwyse
dystrayned
/
nor
we
shall
not
passe
vpon
hym
/
nor
condempne
hym
/
but
by
lawfull
iudgement
of
his
peers
/
or
by
the
lawe
of
the
land
.
We
shal
sell
to
noman
/
we
shal
denye
nor
deferre
to
noman
nother
iustyce
nor
ryght
.
¶
The
.xxx.
Chapiter
.
ALl
merchauntes
(
if
they
were
not
openly
prohybyt
before
)
shal
haue
theyr
sau●e
and
sure
conduytes
to
entre
/
and
departe
/
to
go
/
and
tarye
in
the
realme
as
well
by
land
as
by
water
/
to
bye
and
sell
without
any
maner
of
yll
tolles
by
the
olde
and
ryghtfull
customes
/
excepte
in
tyme
of
warre
.
And
if
they
be
of
the
lande
makynge
warre
agaynste
vs
/
and
be
founde
in
our
realme
at
the
begynnyng
of
the
warres
/
they
shal
be
attached
without
harme
of
body
or
goodis
vntyll
it
be
knowen
vnto
vs
or
our
iustyces
/
howe
our
merchauntes
be
intreated
there
in
the
lande
makyng
warre
agaynste
vs
.
And
if
our
merchauntes
be
well
intreated
there
/
theyrs
shal
be
in
lyke
maner
with
vs
.
¶
The
.xxxi.
Chapiter
.
IF
any
man
holde
of
any
escheate
/
as
of
the
honor
of
walyngford
/
Nothyngham
/
Boloyn
/
or
of
any
other
eschetes
which
be
in
our
handes
as
of
any
baronye
/
and
dye
:
his
heyre
shall
gyue
none
other
relyef
/
nor
do
none
other
seruyce
to
vs
/
then
he
sholde
to
the
baron
/
if
it
were
in
the
barons
hande
.
And
we
in
the
same
wyse
shall
holde
it
as
the
baron
helde
it
/
nor
we
shall
not
haue
by
occasyon
of
any
such
barony
or
escheate
/
any
escheate
or
kepyng
of
any
of
our
men
/
onles
they
doo
holde
of
vs
other
where
in
chyef
/
or
els
he
that
helde
the
baronye
or
escheate
otherwheare
helde
of
vs
in
chyef
.
¶
The
.xxxii.
Chapiter
.
NO
freman
from
hensforth
shall
gyue
nor
sell
any
more
of
his
lande
/
but
so
that
of
the
resydue
of
the
land
the
lord
of
the
fee
maye
haue
the
seruyces
due
to
hym
which
belonge
to
the
fee
.
¶
The
.xxxiii.
Chapiter
AL
patrones
of
abbeys
which
haue
the
kynges
chartours
of
England
of
aduouson
or
haue
/
olde
●enure
/
or
possessyon
in
the
same
/
shall
haue
the
custodye
of
them
when
they
fall
voyde
/
as
it
hath
ben
accustomed
/
and
as
it
is
afore
declared
.
¶
The
.xxxiiii.
Chapiter
.
NO
man
shal
be
taken
or
imprysoned
vppon
the
appeall
of
a
woman
for
the
deathe
of
any
other
then
of
her
husbande
.
¶
The
.xxxv.
Chapiter
.
NO
shyre
courte
from
hensforth
shal
be
holden
/
but
from
moneth
to
moneth
/
and
where
greater
tyme
hath
ben
vsed
/
it
shal
be
kept
so
styll
/
nor
no
sheryf
nor
his
bayllyf
shall
kepe
his
tourne
in
the
hundred
but
twyse
in
a
yere
.
And
not
but
in
due
place
and
accustomed
/
that
is
to
saye
/
ones
after
Easter
and
agayne
after
Myghelmas
.
And
the
view
of
frank
pledge
shall
be
lykewyse
at
the
feast
of
Myghelmas
without
occasyon
.
So
that
euery
man
may
haue
his
lybertees
whiche
he
had
or
vsed
to
haue
in
the
tyme
of
kyng
Henry
our
graundfather
/
or
which
he
hath
purchased
syus
.
The
vyew
of
frankpledge
shal
be
so
done
that
our
peas
maye
be
kepte
.
And
that
the
trythynge
●e
holly
kept
as
it
hath
ben
accustomed
And
that
the
sheryfseke
no
occasyons
/
&
that
he
be
content
with
so
muche
as
the
sheryf
was
wonte
to
haue
for
his
vyew
makyng
in
the
tyme
of
kyng
Henry
our
graundfather
.
¶
The
.xxxvi.
Chapitre
.
IT
shall
not
be
leful
from
hensforth
to
any
man
to
gyue
his
landes
to
any
relygyous
house
/
and
to
take
the
same
lande
agayne
to
holde
of
the
same
house
.
Nor
it
shall
not
be
lefull
to
any
house
of
relygion
to
take
the
landes
of
any
man
/
and
to
lese
the
same
to
hym
of
whome
he
receyued
it
.
If
any
man
fromhensforthe
gyue
his
landes
after
this
maner
to
any
relygyous
house
/
and
therupon
be
conuycte
/
the
gyfie
shall
be
vtterly
voyd
/
&
the
lande
shall
retourne
to
the
lorde
of
the
fee
.
¶
The
.xxxvii.
Chapiter
.
EScuage
from
hensforth
shal
be
taken
lyke
as
it
was
wont
to
be
in
the
tyme
of
kynge
Henry
our
graundfather
/
reseruyng
to
all
archbyshops
/
bysshops
/
abbottes
/
pryors
/
templets
/
hospytelers
/
erles
/
barons
/
and
all
persons
/
aswell
spirituall
as
temporall
/
all
theyr
lybertes
and
fre
customes
/
whiche
they
haue
had
in
tyme
passed
.
And
all
these
customes
&
lybertees
aforesayd
/
whiche
we
haue
graunted
to
be
holden
within
this
our
realme
as
much
as
appertayne
to
vs
and
our
heyres
/
we
shall
obserue
.
And
all
men
of
this
our
realme
aswell
spirituall
as
temporall
(
as
muche
as
in
them
is
)
shall
obserue
the
same
agaynst
all
persones
in
lyke
wyse
.
And
for
this
our
gyfte
and
graunte
of
these
lybertes
and
of
other
contayned
in
our
chartour
of
lybertes
of
our
forest
.
The
archebysshops
/
byshops
/
abbottes
/
pryors
/
erles
/
barons
/
knyghtes
/
freholders
/
&
other
our
subiectes
/
haue
gyuen
vnto
vs
the
.xv.
part
of
all
theyr
moueables
.
And
we
haue
graunted
vnto
them
on
the
other
part
that
nether
we
nor
our
heyres
shall
procure
or
do
any
thyng
/
wherby
the
lybertes
in
this
chartour
contayned
shall
be
mynys●●●
or
broken
.
And
if
any
thyng
be
procured
by
any
persone
contrarye
to
the
premysses
/
it
shall
be
had
of
no
force
nor
effecte
.
These
beyng
wytnesses
Bonyface
archebyshop
of
Canterbury
/
and
byshop
of
London
and
other
.
Gyuen
at
westmynster
the
.x.
day
of
February
/
the
ix
.
yere
of
our
raygne
.
We
ratefyeng
&
approuynge
these
gyftes
and
grauntes
aforesayd
confirme
and
make
stronge
al
the
same
for
vs
and
our
heyres
perpetually
.
And
by
the
tenor
of
these
presentes
do
renew
the
same
/
wyllyng
&
grauntynge
for
vs
and
our
heyres
/
that
this
chartour
in
all
and
synguler
his
artycles
for
euermore
shal
be
stedfastly
surely
and
●●●●olably
obserued
.
And
if
any
artycle
in
the
same
chartour
contayned
/
yet
hytherto
peraduenture
haue
not
ben
obserued
nor
kepte
/
we
wyll
and
by
our
authoryte
royall
commaunde
that
from
hensforth
they
be
surely
obserued
.
These
beyng
wytnes
.
R.
archbyshop
of
Canterbury
prymate
of
Englande
.
A.
bysshop
of
Duresme
and
other
.
Gyuen
at
westmynster
with
our
owne
hande
the
.xxviii.
day
of
the
moneth
of
March
/
the
xxviii
.
yere
of
our
reygne
.
¶
The
chartour
of
the
forestes
.
EDward
by
the
grace
of
God
/
kyng
of
Englande
/
lorde
of
Irelande
/
&
duke
of
Guyan
to
all
archbyshops
/
bysshops
/
abbottes
/
pryors
/
erles
/
barons
/
iustyces
/
sheryffes
/
prouostes
/
minystres
/
and
to
all
our
bayllyffes
and
faythfull
subiectes
/
greatynge
.
We
haue
seen
the
chartour
of
the
lorde
Henry
our
father
sometyme
kynge
of
Englande
/
concernyng
the
forest
in
these
wordes
.
Henry
by
the
grace
of
god
kyng
of
Englande
/
lorde
of
Irelande
/
duke
of
Normandye
&
of
Guyan
.
&c.
as
in
the
begynnyng
of
the
great
chartour
.
¶
The
fyrst
Chap.
FIrst
we
woll
that
all
forestes
which
kyng
Henry
our
graundfather
aforested
&
made
shal
be
vyewed
by
good
and
lawfull
men
.
And
if
he
haue
made
forest
of
any
other
wood
more
then
of
his
owne
demeane
wherby
the
owner
of
the
wood
hath
hur●
we
woll
that
forthwith
it
be
put
out
of
the
forest
.
And
if
he
haue
made
forest
of
no
manis
woo●
but
of
his
owne
then
we
woll
that
it
remayne
forest
styll
.
Sauyng
the
comon
o●
herbage
and
of
other
thynges
in
the
same
forest
to
them
which
before
were
accustomed
to
haue
the
same
¶
The
.ii.
Chapiter
.
MEn
that
dwell
out
of
the
foreste
from
hensforth
shall
not
come
before
the
iustyces
of
our
foreste
by
no
comon
somons
/
oneles
they
be
impledyd
there
/
or
be
suretyes
for
some
other
that
were
attached
for
the
forest
.
¶
The
.iii.
Chapiter
.
ALl
woodes
which
haue
ben
made
forest
by
kynge
Rychard
our
vncle
/
or
by
kyng
Iohan
our
father
vnto
ou●
fyrste
coronacion
shall
be
forthwith
put
out
of
forest
/
onles
it
be
our
demean
wood
.
¶
The
.iiii.
Chapitre
.
ALl
archebyshops
/
byshops
/
abbottes
/
pryors
/
erles
/
barons
/
knyghtes
/
&
other
our
freholders
▪
whiche
haue
theyr
woode●
in
forest
shall
haue
theyr
woodes
as
they
had
them
at
the
tyme
of
the
fyrst
coronacion
of
kyng
Henry
out
graundfather
/
so
that
they
shal
be
quyte
for
euer
more
of
all
purprestures
/
wastes
and
assartes
made
in
those
woodes
syns
that
tyme
vnto
the
begynning
of
the
secound
yere
of
our
coronacion
.
And
those
that
from
hensforth
do
make
purpresture
without
our
specyal
lycense
/
or
make
waste
or
assarte
in
the
same
/
shall
aunswere
vnto
vs
for
the
same
wastes
/
purprestures
/
and
assartes
.
¶
The
.v.
Chapiter
.
OUr
rangers
shall
go
thorough
the
foreste
to
make
regarde
/
as
it
hath
ben
accustomed
at
the
tyme
of
the
fyrste
coronacion
of
kyng
Henry
our
graundfather
and
none
otherwyse
.
¶
The
.vi.
Chapiter
.
THe
inquerye
or
vyew
for
lawynge
of
dogges
within
our
forest
shal
be
made
from
hensforth
when
the
regarde
is
made
/
that
is
to
saye
euery
.iii.
yere
/
&
then
it
shal
be
done
by
the
vyew
and
testymony
of
honest
men
&
not
otherwyse
.
And
he
whose
dogge
is
not
lawed
and
so
founde
shal
be
amercyed
and
paye
for
the
same
.iii.
s.
And
fromhensforthe
no
ore
shal
be
taken
for
lawyng
of
dogges
.
And
such
lawyng
shal
be
done
by
the
assyse
comonly
vsed
that
is
to
say
that
.iii.
clawes
of
a
forefo●e
shall
be
cutte
of
by
the
skynne
.
But
from
hensforth
such
lawynge
of
dogges
shall
not
be
done
but
in
places
where
it
hathe
ben
accustomed
from
the
tyme
of
the
fyrst
coronacion
of
the
foresayd
kynge
Henry
our
graundfather
.
¶
The
.vii.
Chapiter
.
NO
foster
or
walker
from
hensforth
shall
make
scot
all
/
or
gather
garbe
of
o●es
/
or
any
corne
/
lambe
/
or
pygge
/
nor
shal
make
no
gatheryng
/
but
by
the
syght
and
vpon
the
othe
of
the
.xii.
rangers
when
they
shall
make
regarde
.
¶
The
.viii.
Chapiter
.
NO
swanymote
from
hensforth
shal
be
kepte
within
this
our
realme
/
but
thryse
in
the
yere
fyrste
the
.xv.
daye
before
Myghelmas
when
that
our
gest
takers
and
walkers
of
our
woodes
com
togyther
to
take
geste
in
our
demean●
woodes
.
And
about
the
feast
of
sayncte
Martyne
in
wynter
when
that
our
gest
takers
shall
receyue
our
pawnage
.
And
to
these
two
swanymotes
shall
com
ou●
fosters
/
verders
/
gest
takers
/
and
none
other
by
dystres
The
thyrd
swanymote
shal
be
kept
in
the
begynnyng
.xv.
dayes
before
the
feaste
of
saynct
Iohan
Baptyste
when
that
our
gest
takers
or
walkers
do
mete
to
hunte
our
deere
/
and
at
this
swanymote
shall
mete
our
fosters
/
verders
/
and
none
other
by
dystres
.
Moreouer
euery
.xl.
dayes
through
the
yere
our
fosters
and
verders
shall
mete
to
see
the
attachmentes
of
the
forest
aswell
for
grenehue
as
for
huntyng
by
the
presentment
of
our
fosters
.
And
they
that
by
them
afore
were
attached
.
And
the
sayd
swanymotes
shall
not
be
kepte
but
within
the
countyes
in
which
they
haue
ben
vsed
to
be
kepte
.
¶
The
ix
.
Chapiter
.
EUery
freman
may
put
a
geste
in
his
owne
wood
within
our
foreste
at
his
pleasure
and
shall
take
his
pawnage
Also
we
do
graunte
that
euery
freman
may
dryue
his
swyne
frely
and
without
impedymêt
through
our
demean
woodꝭ
there
to
a
gest
them
in
theyr
owne
woodes
or
els
where
they
woll
/
&
if
theyr
swyne
rarye
one
nyght
or
lye
within
our
forest
they
shall
not
be
hurte
therfore
/
nor
lese
no
thyng
therby
.
¶
The
.x.
Chapiter
.
NO
man
fromhensforthe
shall
lose
nother
lyfe
nor
membre
for
kyllynge
of
our
deere
/
but
if
any
man
be
taken
therwith
&
conuyete
for
kyllynge
of
our
deere
he
shal
be
greuously
raunsomed
if
he
haue
any
thynge
wherof
.
And
if
he
haue
nothyng
to
lese
he
shal
be
unprysoned
a
yere
and
a
daye
.
And
after
the
yere
and
day
expyred
(
if
he
can
fynde
suffycient
suretyes
he
shal
be
delyuered
.
And
if
not
he
shall
abiure
the
realme
.
¶
The
.xi.
Chapiter
.
UUhatsomeuer
archbyshop
/
byshop
●●le
/
or
baron
comyng
to
vs
at
our
commaundement
and
passynge
by
our
forestes
/
it
shal
be
leful
for
hym
to
take
&
kyll
one
or
two
of
our
deere
with
our
foster
if
he
be
present
/
or
els
he
shall
cause
one
to
blowe
an
horne
for
hym
/
that
he
seme
not
to
stele
our
dere
.
And
lykewyse
they
shall
do
retournyng
home
from
vs
.
¶
The
.xii.
Chapiter
.
EUery
freman
from
hensforth
with
out
daungyer
shall
make
in
his
owne
wood
/
or
in
his
lande
/
or
in
his
water
that
he
hath
within
our
forest
/
mylles
/
sprynges
/
poles
/
ma●les
/
dykes
/
or
crable
grounde
without
inclosyng
that
crable
grounde
/
so
that
it
be
not
to
the
anoyaunce
of
his
neyghbours
.
¶
The
.xiii.
Chapyter
.
EUery
freman
shal
haue
within
his
owne
woodes
/
eyres
of
hawkes
/
sparowhawkes
/
fawcons
/
eglys
&
herons
and
he
shall
haue
also
the
honye
that
is
founde
within
his
woodes
.
¶
The
.xiiii.
Chapiter
.
NO
foster
from
hensforth
that
is
not
●oster
in
fee
payenge
to
vs
ferme
for
his
baylewyk
shall
take
any
chymynage
or
tolle
within
his
baylewyk
.
The
foster
in
fee
payeng
vs
ferme
for
his
baylewyk
shall
take
chymynage
/
that
is
●●
saye
for
caryage
by
carie
the
halfe
yere
.ii.
d.
and
for
another
halfe
yere
.ii.
d.
for
an
horse
that
beryth
lo●es
euerye
halfe
yere
ob
.
And
of
those
onely
that
come
as
merchauntes
through
his
baylewyk
by
lycense
to
bye
bushes
/
rymbre
/
barke
/
cole
/
and
to
sell
it
agayne
at
theyr
pleasure
.
But
for
none
other
cariage
by
car●
chymynage
or
toll
shal
be
taken
.
Nor
chy
▪
mynage
shall
not
be
taken
/
but
in
suche
places
onely
where
it
hath
ben
vsed
to
be
.
Those
which
bere
vpon
theyr
backes
brushment
/
barke
/
or
cole
to
sell
though
it
be
theyr
lyuyng
shall
paye
no
chymynage
to
our
fosters
/
excepte
they
take
it
within
our
demean
woodes
.
¶
The
.xv.
Chapiter
.
ALl
that
be
outlawed
of
trespas
within
our
forest
syns
the
tyme
of
kyng
Henry
our
graundfather
vnto
the
fyrste
yere
of
our
coronacion
/
shall
come
to
our
peas
without
let
/
and
shall
fynde
to
vs
suretyes
/
that
from
hensforth
they
shall
not
trespas
vnto
vs
within
our
foreste
.
¶
The
.xvi.
Chapiter
NO
constable
/
castyllayne
/
or
baylyf
shall
holde
plee
of
forest
nother
for
grene
hughe
nor
huntynge
/
but
euerye
foster
in
fee
shall
make
attachementes
for
plee
of
forest
aswell
for
grene
hughe
as
huntynge
/
and
shall
present
them
to
the
verders
of
the
countye
.
And
when
they
be
inrolled
and
inclosed
with
the
seales
of
the
verders
/
they
shal
be
presented
to
our
chyef
iustyces
of
our
foreste
when
they
shall
come
thyther
to
holde
plee
of
forest
/
and
before
them
they
shal
be
determyned
.
And
these
lybertees
of
forest
we
haue
graunted
to
all
men
/
sauyuge
to
all
archbyshops
/
byshops
/
abbottes
/
pryours
/
erles
/
barons
/
knyghtes
/
and
to
all
other
persons
aswell
spirituall
and
temporall
/
templers
/
hospytallars
/
theyr
lybertes
and
fre
customes
aswell
within
the
forest
as
without
/
and
in
warens
and
other
places
which
they
before
haue
had
.
All
these
lybertes
and
customes
.
&c.
as
in
foloweth
in
the
ende
of
the
great
chartour
.
And
we
do
confirme
and
ratefye
these
gyftes
.
&c.
as
in
th
ende
of
the
sayd
great
chartour
.
&c.
Here
endeth
the
chartour
of
forest
.
IT
was
prouyded
in
the
courte
of
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
holben
at
Merton
the
morowe
after
the
feast
of
sayncte
Vyncent
the
.xx.
yere
of
the
raygne
of
kyng
Henry
the
sonne
of
kynge
Iohan
before
.
w.
archebyshop
of
Canterbury
and
other
his
byshops
and
suffraganes
/
and
before
the
greater
partye
of
the
erles
and
barons
of
England
there
beyng
assembled
for
the
coronacion
of
the
sayd
kynge
&
Alyanore
the
quene
about
which
they
were
all
called
where
it
was
treated
for
the
comen
welth
of
the
realme
vpon
the
artycles
vnder
wrytten
.
Thus
it
was
prouyded
and
graunted
aswell
of
the
foresayd
archbyshops
/
byshops
/
erles
and
barons
/
as
of
the
sayd
kynge
and
other
.
¶
The
fyrst
Chap.
FIrst
for
wydowes
which
after
the
death
of
theyr
husbandes
are
deforced
of
theyr
dowers
/
and
may
not
haue
theyr
dowers
or
quarentyn
without
plee
/
we
woll
that
who
so
euer
deforce
them
of
theyr
dowers
or
quarentyne
in
the
landes
wherof
theyr
husbandes
dyed
sesed
/
and
that
the
same
wydowes
haue
recouered
syns
by
plee
/
they
that
be
conuyct
of
such
wrongfull
deforcement
shal
yelde
damages
to
the
same
wydowes
that
is
to
say
the
value
of
tho●e
dower
to
them
belongynge
from
the
tyme
of
the
death
of
theyr
husbandes
vnto
the
daye
that
the
sayd
wydowes
by
iudgement
of
our
court
haue
recouered
season
of
theyr
dowers
/
and
the
deforcers
neuertheles
shal
be
amerced
at
the
kynges
pleasure
.
¶
The
.ii.
Chapiter
.
ALso
from
hensforth
all
wydowes
may
bequethe
the
croppe
of
theyr
grounde
aswell
of
theyr
dowers
as
of
other
theyr
landes
and
tenementes
.
Sauyng
to
the
lordes
of
the
fee
all
such
seruyces
as
be
due
for
ther
dowers
&
other
tenementes
.
¶
The
.iii.
Chapitre
.
ALso
if
any
be
dyssesyd
of
theyr
freholde
and
before
the
iustyces
errantes
haue
recouered
season
by
assyse
of
nouell
dysseson
or
by
confession
of
them
which
dyd
the
dysseson
.
And
the
dyssesye
hath
had
season
delyuered
by
the
sheryf
/
if
the
same
dyssesors
after
the
vyage
of
the
iustyces
or
in
meane
tyme
haue
dyssesed
the
same
playntyf
of
the
same
freholde
&
therof
be
conuyete
/
they
shall
be
forthwith
taken
and
kept
in
the
kynges
pryson
vntyl
the
kyng
hath
dyscharged
them
by
raunsome
or
by
som
other
mean
.
And
this
is
the
fourme
how
such
beyng
●óuyct
shal
be
ponyshed
when
the
playntyfes
com
into
the
courte
they
shal
haue
the
kynges
wrytte
dyrected
to
the
she●yffe
in
whiche
muste
be
contayned
the
playnte
of
dysseson
done
vpon
dysseson
.
And
then
it
shall
be
commaunded
to
the
sheryf
that
he
takyng
with
hym
the
kepats
of
plees
of
the
kyngis
corowne
and
other
lawfull
knyghtes
in
his
propre
persone
go
vnto
the
lande
or
pasture
for
which
the
playnte
hath
ben
made
.
And
that
he
make
by
the
fyrst
iurrors
&
other
neyghbours
and
lawfull
men
dylygent
inquerye
therof
/
and
if
they
fynde
hym
dyssesyd
agayne
(
as
before
to
sayd
)
than
let
hym
do
accordyng
to
the
prouysyon
afore
mencioned
.
And
if
it
be
found
other
wyse
the
playntyfe
shal
be
amerced
/
and
the
other
shall
go
quyte
/
nor
the
sheryfe
shall
not
execute
any
such
playnte
without
specyal
commaundement
of
the
kyng
In
lyke
maner
shal
be
done
to
them
that
haue
recouered
theyr
season
by
assyse
of
mor●daūcetor
.
And
so
of
all
landes
and
tenementes
recouered
in
the
kynges
courte
by
●nqueste
if
after
they
be
dyssesed
by
the
fyrst
deforceours
agaynst
whom
they
haue
recouered
any
wyse
by
inquest
¶
The
.iiii.
Chapiter
ALso
because
many
great
men
of
Engelande
whiche
haue
infeffed
knyghtes
and
theyr
freholders
of
small
tenementes
in
theyr
great
maners
haue
complayned
that
they
can
not
haue
profyte
of
the
resydue
of
theyr
maners
as
of
waste
woodes
and
pastures
/
because
the
same
feffees
ought
to
haue
sufficient
pasture
accordyng
to
theyr
holde
.
Thus
it
is
prouyded
and
graū●ed
that
whan
so
euer
suche
feffees
●o
brynge
an
assyse
of
nouell
dysseson
for
theyr
comen
of
pasture
And
it
is
knowleged
before
the
iustyces
that
they
haue
almoch
pasture
as
suffyseth
to
theyr
hold
and
that
they
haue
fre
ingate
and
outgate
from
theyr
lande
vnto
the
pasture
/
then
let
them
be
contented
therwith
/
and
they
on
whome
it
was
complayned
shal
go
quyte
of
that
in
so
moch
as
they
haue
made
theyr
profyte
of
theyr
landes
was●e
woodes
and
pastures
.
And
if
they
alledge
that
they
haue
not
suffycyent
pasture
or
suffycyent
ingate
&
outgate
accordynge
to
theyr
holde
/
then
let
the
truth
be
inquered
by
assyse
.
And
if
it
be
sounde
by
the
assyse
that
the
same
deforceours
haue
dysturbed
them
of
theyr
ingate
or
outgate
in
any
thynge
or
that
they
had
not
suffycient
pasture
(
as
before
is
sayd
)
then
shall
they
recouer
theyr
sea
son
by
vyew
of
the
inqueste
/
so
that
by
theyr
dyscrecyon
and
othe
the
playntyfes
shall
haue
suffycient
pasture
and
suffycyent
ingate
and
outgate
in
fourme
aforesayd
.
And
the
dyssesors
shal
be
amerced
and
shall
yelde
damages
as
they
were
wont
before
this
prouysyon
.
And
if
it
be
certefyed
by
the
assyse
that
the
playntyfes
haue
suffycient
pasture
with
fre
ingate
and
outgate
/
as
before
is
sayd
/
let
the
other
make
theyr
profyte
or
approuement
of
the
resydue
and
go
quyte
of
that
assyse
.
¶
The
.v.
Chapiter
.
LIkewyse
it
is
prouyded
&
graunted
of
the
kynge
/
that
from
hensforth
vsuryes
shal
not
renne
agaynst
any
beynge
within
age
from
the
tyme
of
the
deathe
of
his
auncetour
(
whose
heyre
he
is
)
vnto
his
lawful
age
/
so
that
notwithstandyng
this
the
payment
of
the
pryncypall
dette
shall
not
remayne
with
the
vsurye
before
the
deathe
of
his
auncetor
whose
heyre
he
is
.
¶
The
.vi.
Chapite
.
OF
heyres
that
be
led
away
witholden
or
maryed
by
theyr
frendes
or
by
other
with
force
agaynste
our
peas
.
Thus
it
is
prouyded
that
what
so
euer
●ay
man
be
conuyct
therof
that
he
hath
so
witholden
any
chylde
led
away
or
maryed
/
he
shall
yelde
to
the
loser
the
value
of
the
maryage
.
And
for
the
offence
his
bodye
shal
be
taken
and
imprysoned
/
vntyll
he
haue
recompensed
the
loser
/
if
the
chylde
be
maryed
/
and
further
vntyll
he
hathe
satisfyed
the
kynge
for
the
trespas
.
And
this
muste
be
done
the
heyre
beyng
within
the
age
of
.xiiii.
yeres
.
And
of
an
heyre
beynge
.xiiii.
yeres
olde
or
aboue
vnto
his
ful
age
if
he
marye
without
lycense
of
his
lorde
to
defraude
hym
of
the
maryage
and
his
lorde
offer
hym
resonable
&
conuenyent
maryage
without
dysperagement
/
then
his
lorde
shal
hold
his
lande
beyonde
the
terme
of
his
age
/
that
is
to
saye
.xxi.
yeres
/
so
longe
that
he
maye
receyue
the
double
value
of
the
maryage
after
th
estymacyon
of
lawfull
men
or
after
as
it
hath
ben
offered
hym
before
without
fraude
&
collusyon
/
and
after
as
it
may
be
proued
in
the
kynges
courte
.
And
as
touchyng
lordes
which
marye
those
that
they
haue
in
warde
to
vyllayns
or
other
as
burgesses
where
they
be
dysperaged
/
if
suche
an
heyre
be
within
th
age
of
.xiiii.
yeres
and
of
such
age
that
he
coude
not
consent
to
maryage
/
then
if
his
frendes
complayne
of
that
lorde
/
he
shall
lose
the
wardshyp
vnto
th
age
of
the
heyre
.
And
all
the
profytes
that
therof
shal
be
taken
shall
go
to
the
vse
of
the
heyre
beyng
within
age
after
the
dyscrecyon
&
prouysyon
of
his
frend●
for
shame
done
to
hym
/
but
if
he
were
xiiii
.
yeres
and
aboue
/
so
that
he
may
consent
and
do
consent
to
such
maryage
no
payne
shall
folow
.
If
any
heyre
of
what
age
so
euer
he
be
wyll
not
marye
at
the
request
of
his
lorde
he
shall
not
be
compelled
therto
/
but
when
he
comyth
to
full
age
/
he
shall
gyue
to
his
lorde
and
paye
hym
asmoch
as
any
wolde
haue
gyuen
hym
for
the
maryage
before
the
receyte
of
his
lande
/
and
that
whyther
he
wyll
marye
hymselfe
or
not
/
for
the
maryage
of
hym
that
is
within
age
of
more
ryght
pertayneth
to
the
lorde
of
the
fee
.
¶
The
.vii.
Chapiter
.
OF
conueyaunce
of
dyscente
in
a
wrytte
of
ryght
from
our
auncetor
from
the
tyme
of
th
elder
.
H.
kynge
the
yere
and
daye
.
It
is
prouyded
that
from
densforth
there
be
no
mencyon
made
of
so
longe
tyme
/
but
from
the
tyme
of
kyng
Henry
our
graundfather
.
And
this
act
shall
take
effecte
at
Penthecoste
the
.xxi.
yere
of
our
reygne
and
not
afore
.
And
the
wryttes
before
purchased
shall
procede
/
wryttes
of
mortdauncetor
of
natiuis
and
of
entre
shall
not
passe
the
last
retourne
of
kyng
Iohan
from
Irelande
into
Englande
.
And
this
acte
shall
take
effecte
as
before
is
declared
/
wryttes
o●
nouell
dysseson
shall
not
passe
the
fyrste
voyage
of
our
soueraygne
lord
the
kyng
that
nowe
is
into
Gascoygne
And
this
acte
to
take
his
effecte
from
the
tyme
aforesayd
/
and
all
wryttes
purchased
before
shall
procede
.
¶
The
.viii.
Chapiter
.
TO
the
kynges
wrytte
of
bastardye
whyther
one
beyng
borne
afore
matrymonye
maye
inherytte
in
lyke
maner
as
one
that
is
borne
after
matrymony
/
all
the
byshops
aunswered
that
they
wolde
not
nor
coulde
not
aunswer
to
it
/
because
it
was
dyrectly
agaynst
the
order
of
the
churche
.
And
all
the
byshopes
instaunced
the
lordes
that
they
wold
consent
that
all
suche
as
were
borne
afore
matrimony
shuld
be
legyt●ymate
aswell
as
they
that
be
borne
within
matrimonye
as
to
the
succession
of
inheritaunce
in
so
much
as
the
church
receyueth
such
for
legyttyme
/
and
all
the
erles
and
batons
with
one
voyce
aunswered
that
they
wolde
not
chaunge
the
lawes
of
the
realme
which
hytherto
haue
ben
vsed
and
approued
.
¶
The
.ix.
Chap.
MOreouer
it
was
enacted
that
euery
freman
which
oweth
sute
to
the
countye
/
trythyng
/
hundred
/
and
wapentake
/
or
to
the
courte
of
his
lord
may
frely
make
attorney
to
do
the
sutes
for
hym
.
¶
The
.x.
Chapiter
.
OF
trespasers
in
parkes
and
warrens
it
is
not
yet
dyscussed
for
the
lordes
demaunded
the
propre
imprysonment
of
such
as
they
sholde
take
in
theyr
parkes
and
warrens
whiche
the
kynge
denyed
/
wherfore
it
was
deferred
.
¶
Here
endeth
the
statute
of
Merton
.
¶
The
statute
of
Marlebrygge
.
THe
yere
of
grace
a.
M.
CC
.lxvii.
the
.lii.
yere
of
the
raygn
of
kyng
H.
son
of
kyng
Iohan
in
yvtas
of
S.
Martyn
for
the
bettar
estate
of
this
realme
of
England
/
&
for
the
more
spedy
minystracion
of
iustyce
as
belongeth
to
●hoffyce
of
a
kynge
(
the
more
dyscrete
men
of
the
realme
beyng
called
to gyther
aswell
of
the
hygher
as
of
the
lower
degree
.
It
was
prouyded
agreyd
&
ordeyned
that
where
a●
the
realme
of
Engeland
of
late
had
ben
dysquyeted
with
manyfold
troubles
and
dyscensyons
/
for
reformacyon
wherof
statutes
and
lawes
be
ryght
necessarye
wherby
the
peace
and
tranquyllyte
of
the
realme
must
be
obserued
to
whiche
thyng
the
kynge
entendynge
to
gyue
conuenient
remedye
hath
made
these
actes
/
ordynaunces
/
and
statutes
vnder
wrytten
whiche
he
wylleth
to
be
obserued
for
euer
more
stedfastely
&
in●yolably
of
all
his
subiectes
aswell
of
hyghe
as
of
lowe
degree
.
¶
The
fyrst
Chapiter
.
UUhere
as
at
the
tyme
of
an
insurre●●yon
late
moued
within
this
realme
and
lykewyse
after
/
many
great
men
and
dyuerse
other
refusynge
to
be
iustefyed
by
the
kyng
and
his
court
lyke
as
they
ought
&
were
wont
in
the
tyme
of
the
kynges
noble
progenitours
&
also
in
his
tyme
▪
but
●oke
great
ponyshmentes
&
dystresses
of
theyr
neyghbours
&
of
other
vntyl
they
had
amendes
&
raunsom
at
theyr
owne
pleasure
.
And
further
som
of
them
wold
not
be
iustefyed
by
the
kynges
offycers
/
nor
wolde
not
suffre
them
to
make
delyuere
of
suche
dystresses
as
they
had
taken
of
theyr
owne
auctorite
/
It
is
prouyded
agreyd
&
grauntyd
that
all
persones
aswell
of
hyghe
as
of
lowe
estate
shall
receyue
iustyce
in
the
kynges
courte
.
And
none
from
hensforth
shall
take
any
such
dystres
of
his
owne
auctoryte
without
award
of
our
court
though
he
haue
damage
or
●●urye
wherby
he
ought
to
haue
amendes
of
his
neyghbour
other
hygher
or
lower
.
And
vpon
the
foresayd
artycle
it
is
prouyded
and
graunted
/
that
if
any
from
hensforth
take
such
dystresses
of
his
owne
auctorite
without
awarde
of
our
courte
(
as
be
▪
fore
is
sayd
)
and
be
conuycte
therof
/
he
shal
be
ponyshed
by
raunsome
/
and
that
accordyng
to
the
trespas
.
And
lykewyse
if
one
neyghbour
take
a
dystres
of
another
without
awarde
of
our
court
wherby
he
hath
damage
he
shall
be
ponyshed
lykewyse
and
that
after
the
quantyte
of
the
trespas
.
And
neuertheles
suffycient
and
full
amendes
shal
be
made
to
them
that
haue
sustayned
losse
by
suche
dystresses
.
¶
The
.ii.
Chapiter
.
MOrcouer
none
of
what
estate
so
euer
he
be
shall
dystrayne
any
to
come
to
his
courte
whiche
is
not
of
his
fee
/
or
haue
no
iurisdiccyon
ouer
hym
by
reason
of
his
hundred
or
baylewyke
/
nor
shall
take
no
dystresses
out
of
the
fee
or
place
where
he
hath
no
baylewyke
nor
iurisdyccyon
.
And
he
that
offendyth
agaynste
this
statute
shall
be
ponyshed
in
lyke
maner
/
and
that
accordynge
to
the
quantyte
of
the
trespas
.
¶
The
.iii.
Chapiter
.
IF
any
of
what
estate
so
euer
he
be
/
wyll
not
suffer
suche
dystresses
as
he
hath
taken
to
be
delyuered
by
the
kynges
offycers
after
the
lawe
and
custome
of
the
realme
/
or
wyll
not
suffer
somons
attachementes
or
execucions
of
iudgementes
gyuen
in
the
kynges
court
to
be
done
/
he
shal
be
ponyshed
in
maner
afore
sayd
as
one
that
wyl
not
obey
the
lawe
.
And
if
any
of
what
estate
so
euer
he
be
dystraune
his
tenaunt
for
seruyces
and
customis
beyng
due
vnto
hym
or
for
any
other
thyng
/
wherby
the
lorde
of
the
fee
hath
cause
to
dystrayne
/
and
after
it
is
found
that
that
same
seruyces
are
not
due
the
lorde
shall
not
therfore
be
ponyshed
by
raunsome
as
in
the
cases
afore
sayd
/
(
if
he
do
suffer
the
dystresses
to
be
delyuered
accordyng
to
the
law
and
custome
of
the
realme
)
but
shal
be
amerced
as
hytherto
hath
ben
vsed
▪
&
the
tenaunt
shall
recouer
his
damages
agaynste
hym
.
¶
The
.iiii.
Chapiter
.
NOne
from
hensforth
shall
cause
any
dystres
that
he
hathe
taken
to
be
dryuen
out
of
the
countye
where
it
was
taken
.
And
if
one
neyghbour
do
so
to
an
other
of
his
owne
auctoryte
without
iudgement
/
he
shal
be
raunsoned
(
as
aboue
is
sayd
)
as
for
a
thynge
done
agaynste
the
pea●e
.
Neuertheles
if
the
lorde
presume
so
to
do
agaynste
his
tenaunt
/
he
shal
be
greuously
ponyshed
by
amercyment
onely
.
Moreouer
the
dystresses
shal
be
reasonable
and
not
to
great
.
And
he
that
taketh
great
and
vnreasonable
dystresses
shal
be
greuously
amerced
for
the
excesse
of
suche
dystresses
.
¶
The
.v.
Chapitre
.
THe
great
chartour
shal
be
obserued
in
all
his
artycles
aswell
in
such
as
pertayne
to
the
kyng
as
to
other
/
&
that
shal
be
inquered
afore
the
iustyces
errant
in
theyr
iourneys
and
afore
the
sheryfe●
in
theyr
countyes
when
nede
shal
be
.
And
wryttes
shall
be
frely
graunted
agaynste
them
that
do
offende
before
the
kynge
/
or
the
iustyces
of
the
bench
/
or
be
fore
iustyces
errant
then
they
come
into
those
partyes
lykewyse
the
chartour
of
forestes
shal
be
obserued
in
all
his
artycles
/
and
the
offenders
when
they
be
conuyete
shal
be
greuously
ponyshed
by
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
in
fourme
aboue
mencyoned
.
¶
The
.vi.
Chapiter
.
AS
touchyngr
them
that
vse
to
infe●●e
theyr
eldyst
sones
and
heyres
beyng
within
age
for
to
defraude
the
lordes
of
the
fee
of
theyr
wardshyps
.
It
is
prouyded
and
agreyd
that
by
occasyon
of
any
such
feffement
no
chyef
lord
shall
l●●e
his
warde
.
Moreouer
of
them
that
fayne
●a●se
feffementes
of
theyr
landes
/
which
they
wold
l●sse
for
terme
of
yeres
for
to
defraude
the
chyef
lordes
of
theyr
wardes
.
And
it
is
conteyned
in
the
feffementes
that
they
are
satysfyed
of
tho●e
seruy〈…〉
vnto
them
vntyll
a
certayne
terme
so
that
if
such
feffees
are
bounde
at
the
sayd
terme
to
pay
a
certayne
sum
to
the
value
of
the
same
landes
or
fer
aboue
/
so
that
after
such
terme
the
lande
shall
retourne
to
them
or
to
theyr
heyres
because
no
man
wylde
conten●●o
holde
●●
vpon
the
pryce
.
It
is
prouyded
and
agreyd
that
by
such
fraude
no
chyef
lord
shall
lese
his
warde
/
neuertheles
it
shall
not
be
lefull
to
them
to
dyssease
suche
feffees
without
iudgement
/
but
they
shall
haue
a
wrytte
for
to
haue
such
a
warde
restored
vnto
them
/
and
by
the
wytnesses
contayned
in
the
dede
of
feffement
/
with
other
fre
and
lawfull
men
of
the
countre
/
and
by
the
value
of
the
lande
/
&
by
the
quantyte
of
the
same
payable
after
that
terme
it
shal
be
tryed
whyther
such
feffementes
were
made
vpon
confydence
or
by
colusyon
to
defraude
the
chyef
lordes
of
the
fee
of
theyr
wardes
.
And
if
the
chyef
lordes
in
such
cases
recouer
theyr
wardes
by
iudgement
/
the
feffees
shall
neuertheles
haue
theyr
accyon
to
recouer
suche
terme
or
fee
/
whiche
they
had
therin
when
the
heyres
come
to
theyr
lawfull
age
.
And
if
any
chyef
lordes
do
malycyously
implede
suche
feffees
faynynge
this
case
where
the
feffementes
were
made
lawfully
&
vpon
truste
/
then
the
feffees
shall
haue
theyr
damages
awarded
and
theyr
costes
whiche
they
haue
sustayned
by
occasyon
of
the
foresayd
plee
/
and
the
playntyfes
shal
be
greuously
ponyshed
by
amercyment
.
¶
The
.vii.
Chapiter
.
IN
a
comon
plee
of
warde
if
the
detorceours
come
not
at
the
great
dystr●es
then
the
sayde
wrytte
shal
be
renewed
twyse
or
thryse
as
it
may
be
with
in
the
moy●e
of
the
yere
folowynge
/
so
that
euery
●yme
the
wrytte
shal
be
red
in
the
full
shyre
(
if
the
deforceour
be
not
founde
before
)
and
there
openly
be
denounced
that
he
maye
come
at
the
daye
lymytted
/
then
if
he
be
absent
hymselfe
so
that
he
come
not
to
aunswer
within
the
sayde
ha●fe
yere
/
nor
the
sheryffe
can
not
gette
his
body
to
haue
it
before
our
iustyces
to
aunswere
accordynge
to
the
lawe
and
custome
of
the
realme
then
as
a
rebell
he
shall
lese
the
season
of
the
warde
/
sauyng
to
hym
his
accyon
at
an
other
tyme
/
if
he
haue
any
ryght
to
the
same
.
In
suche
cases
where
the
wardshyps
belonge
to
the
kepars
of
the
wardes
beyng
within
age
and
where
the
kepars
demaunde
the
wardshyp
which
be
l●●geth
to
theyr
inherytaunce
/
such
heyr●●●●y●g
within
age
shall
not
lese
theyr
〈…〉
nce
by
the
neclygence
or
rebel
ly●●
of
theyr
kepars
/
as
in
the
case
afore
rehersed
/
but
let
the
comen
lawe
●enne
in
lyke
maner
as
it
hath
ben
accustomed
to
do
.
¶
The
.viii.
Chapiter
.
THey
whiche
be
taken
and
imprysoned
for
reddyssesyn
shall
not
be
●elyuered
without
specyall
commaundement
of
the
kyng
/
&
shall
make
fyne
with
the
kynge
for
theyr
trespas
.
And
if
it
be
founde
that
the
sheryf
delyuereth
any
contrarye
to
this
ordynaunce
he
shal
be
greuously
amerced
therfore
.
And
neuertheles
they
whiche
are
so
delyuered
by
the
sheryfe
without
the
kynges
commaundement
shal
be
greuously
ponyshed
for
theyr
trespas
.
¶
The
.ix.
Chapitre
.
FOr
makyng
sutes
vnto
the
courtes
of
great
lordes
or
of
meanet
persones
from
hensforth
this
ordre
shall
be
obserued
that
none
that
is
infested
by
dead
from
hensforth
shal
be
dystrayned
to
do
such
sute
in
the
courte
of
his
lord
/
without
he
be
specyally
bound
therto
by
the
fourme
of
his
dede
.
Prouyded
alway
that
this
acte
shall
gyue
no
benefyte
to
them
whose
auncetors
or
they
themself
haue
vsed
to
do
such
sute
before
the
fyrst
voiage
of
the
sayd
kyng
H.
into
Brytayne
/
syns
which
.xxxix.
yeres
&
an
halfe
are
passed
vnto
the
tyme
that
these
statutis
were
enacted
/
lykewyse
no
feffee
from
hensforth
with
out
dede
from
the
tyme
of
the
conqueste
or
some
other
auncyent
feffement
shal
be
distrayned
to
do
such
sutes
without
that
he
or
his
auncetors
vsed
to
do
it
before
the
sayd
voyage
.
And
they
that
are
infessed
by
dede
to
do
a
certayne
seruyce
as
for
free
seruyce
of
so
many
shyllynges
by
yere
to
be
acquyted
of
all
seruyce
from
hensforth
shall
no
be
bound
to
suche
sutes
or
to
other
lyke
contrarye
to
the
fourme
of
theyr
feffement
.
And
if
any
inherytaunce
wherof
but
one
sute
is
due
discend
to
many
heyres
as
to
parceners
he
that
hath
th
eldyst
parte
of
the
inherytaunce
shall
do
that
one
sute
for
hymselfe
&
his
felowes
/
and
the
other
coheyres
shall
be
contrybutaryes
accordyng
to
theyr
porcion
for
doyng
such
sute
.
And
if
in
any
feffees
be
sesed
of
an
inheritaunce
/
wherof
but
one
sute
is
due
the
lord
of
the
fee
shal
haue
but
that
one
sute
nor
shal
exact
of
the
sayd
inherytaunce
but
that
one
sute
as
hath
ben
accustomed
to
be
done
before
.
And
if
those
feffees
haue
no
warraunt
or
meane
which
ought
to
acquyte
them
then
all
the
feffees
accordyng
to
theyr
porcyon
shal
be
contrybutoryes
for
doyng
the
sute
for
them
.
And
if
it
chaunce
the
lordes
of
the
fee
to
dystrayne
theyr
tenauntes
for
such
sutes
contrary
to
this
acte
/
then
at
the
complaynte
of
the
tenauntes
the
lordes
shal
be
attached
to
appere
in
the
kynges
courte
at
a
shorte
daye
to
make
aunswere
therof
/
and
shall
haue
but
one
essoyne
therin
/
if
they
be
within
the
realme
and
immedyatly
the
bestes
or
other
dystresses
taken
vpon
this
colour
shal
be
delyuered
to
the
playntyfe
.
And
so
shal
remayne
vntyll
the
plee
betwyxte
them
be
determyned
.
And
if
the
lordes
of
the
courtes
which
toke
such
dystresses
come
not
at
the
daye
that
they
were
attached
or
do
not
kepe
the
daye
gyuen
to
them
by
essoyne
then
the
sheryf
shal
be
commaunded
to
cause
them
to
come
at
another
day
/
at
which
day
if
they
come
not
then
he
shal
be
commaunded
to
dystrayne
them
by
all
the
goodes
and
catalles
that
they
haue
in
the
shyre
/
so
that
the
sheryfe
shal
aunswer
to
the
kyng
of
the
issues
of
the
sayde
inherytaunce
.
And
that
he
haue
theyr
bodyes
before
our
iustyces
at
a
certayn
day
lymytted
.
Se
that
if
they
com
not
at
that
day
the
party
playntyfe
shal
go
without
daye
and
his
bestes
or
other
dystresses
taken
by
that
colour
shall
remayne
delyuered
vntyll
the
same
lordes
haue
recouered
by
award
of
the
kynges
courte
/
and
in
the
meane
tyme
such
dystresses
shall
ceasse
/
sauyng
to
the
lordes
of
the
court
theyr
ryght
to
recouer
these
sutes
in
fourme
of
lawe
when
they
wyll
plede
therfore
/
and
when
the
lordes
of
the
courtes
come
into
aunswer
the
playntyfes
of
suche
trespasses
and
be
conuyete
therupon
then
by
awarde
of
the
kynges
courte
the
playntyfes
shall
recouer
agaynst
them
the
damages
that
they
haue
sustayned
by
occasyon
of
the
sayd
dystres
lykewyse
if
the
tenauntes
after
this
acte
withdrawe
from
theyr
lordes
such
sutes
as
they
were
wonte
to
do
&
whiche
they
dyd
before
the
tyme
of
the
sayde
voyage
and
hytherto
vsed
to
do
/
then
by
lyke
spedynes
of
iustyce
as
of
the
lymyttyng
of
dayes
and
awardynge
of
dystresses
the
lordes
of
the
courtes
shall
optayne
iusty●●
to
recouer
theyr
sutes
with
theyr
damages
in
lyke
maner
as
the
tenauntes
sholde
recourt
theyrs
.
And
this
recoueryng
of
damages
muste
be
vnderstande
of
withdrawynges
from
themselues
and
not
of
withdrawynge
from
theyr
auncetors
/
neuertheles
the
lordes
of
the
courtes
can
not
recourt
season
of
suche
sutes
agaynst
theyr
tenauntes
by
defaute
as
they
were
wont
to
do
/
and
as
touchyng
sutes
withdrawen
before
the
tyme
afore
mencyoned
/
let
the
comen
law
●●●n●
as
it
was
wont
before
tyme
.
¶
The
.x.
Ca.
For
the
turues
of
sheryffes
it
was
prouyded
that
archbyshops
/
bysshops
/
abbottes
/
pryouts
/
erles
/
barons
nor
any
relygious
men
or
women
shall
not
nede
to
be
there
/
excepte
theyr
apparaunce
be
specyally
requyred
for
some
other
cause
/
but
the
turne
shall
be
kept
as
it
hath
ben
vsed
in
the
tymes
of
the
kynges
noble
progenitours
/
and
if
there
be
any
that
haue
hundredes
of
theyr
owne
to
be
kept
/
they
shall
not
be
bounden
to
app●ere
at
no
such
turnes
but
in
the
lord
shyps
where
they
be
dwellyng
/
&
the
turnes
shal
be
kepte
after
the
fourme
of
the
great
chartour
/
&
as
they
were
vsed
ut
the
tymes
of
kyng
Rych
.
&
kyng
Iohan
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
that
from
¶
The
.xi.
Chapiter
.
hensforth
nether
in
the
circuyte
of
iustyces
/
nor
in
shyres
/
courtes
/
hundredes
&
court
barons
no
fynes
shal
be
taken
of
any
man
for
fayre
pledyng
/
nor
so
that
any
occasion
shal
be
.
And
it
is
to
be
knowen
that
by
this
acte
certayn
fynes
or
lonys
assessyd
syns
the
tyme
that
our
soueraygn
lord
the
kyng
fyrst
passed
into
Brytayne
are
not
taken
away
.
¶
The
.xii.
Chap.
IN
a
plee
of
dower
that
is
called
(
vnde
nichil
habet
)
from
hensforth
foure
dayes
shal
be
gyuen
in
the
yere
at
the
least
and
mo
/
if
it
may
conuenyently
/
So
that
they
shall
haue
.v.
or
.
vt
.
dayes
a●
the
teste
in
the
yere
in
assyses
of
darreyn
presentement
and
in
a
plee
of
Quare
impedit
of
churches
beyng
voyde
dayes
shal
be
gyuen
from
.xv.
to
.xv.
or
from
.iii.
wekes
to
.iii.
wekes
as
the
place
happe
to
be
nere
or
farre
.
And
i
a
ple
of
Quare
impedit
if
the
dystourbour
come
no●
at
the
fyrste
daye
that
he
is
so
moued
nor
caste
no
essoyne
/
then
he
shal
be
attached
at
another
day
/
at
which
day
if
he
come
not
nor
caste
none
essoyne
/
he
shal
be
dystrayned
by
the
great
dystres
aboue
gyuen
.
And
if
he
come
not
then
/
by
his
defau●e
a
wrytte
shall
go
to
the
byshop
of
the
same
place
that
the
clayme
of
the
dystourbour
for
that
tyme
shall
not
let
the
playntyf
/
sauyng
to
the
dystourbour
his
ryght
at
another
tyme
when
he
wyll
plede
therfore
.
The
same
lawe
shal
be
obserued
in
makyng
attachementes
in
all
wryttes
where
attachementes
lye
as
in
makyng
dystresses
/
so
that
the
secounde
attachement
shal
be
made
by
bettar
suretyes
and
afterwarde
the
laste
dystres
.
¶
The
.xiii.
Chapiter
.
ANd
it
is
to
be
knowen
that
after
that
a
man
hath
putte
hymselfe
to
any
inqueste
the
whiche
muste
passe
in
suche
wryttes
/
he
shall
haue
but
one
essoyne
or
defaute
/
so
that
if
he
come
not
at
the
day
gyuen
to
hym
by
the
essoyne
/
or
make
defaute
the
secounde
daye
/
then
the
inqueste
shal
be
taken
by
his
defaute
/
and
accordyng
to
the
inquest
they
shall
procede
to
iudgement
.
And
if
suche
inquest
be
taken
in
the
shyre
before
the
sheryf
or
coroner
it
shal
be
sente
vnto
the
kynges
iustyces
at
a
certayne
day
/
and
if
the
partye
defendant
come
not
at
that
day
then
through
his
defaute
another
day
shal
be
assygned
to
hym
after
the
dyscrecyon
of
the
iustyces
/
and
it
shal
be
commaunded
to
the
sheryf
that
he
cause
hym
to
come
to
here
the
iudgement
(
if
he
wyll
)
accordyng
to
the
inquest
/
at
which
daye
if
he
come
not
through
his
defaute
they
shall
procede
to
iudgement
.
In
lyke
maner
it
shal
be
done
if
he
come
not
at
the
day
gyuen
vnto
hym
by
his
essoyne
.
¶
The
.xiiii.
Chapiter
.
COncernyng
chartours
of
exempcyon
&
lybertees
that
the
purchasours
shall
not
be
impanelled
in
assyses
/
iuryes
/
and
inquestes
it
is
prouyded
that
if
theyr
othes
be
so
requisyte
that
without
them
iustyce
can
not
be
done
as
in
great
assyses
/
perambulacyons
and
in
dedes
or
wrytynges
of
couenauntes
where
they
be
named
for
wytnesses
/
or
in
attayntes
&
in
other
cases
lyke
/
they
shal
be
compelled
to
swere
/
sauyng
to
them
at
another
tyme
theyr
foresayd
lyberte
and
exempcyon
.
¶
The
.vii.
Chapiter
IT
shal
be
lefull
to
no
man
fromhensforthe
for
any
maner
of
cause
to
take
dystresses
out
of
his
fee
/
nor
in
the
kynges
hygh
way
nor
in
the
comen
strete
but
onely
to
the
kyng
or
his
offycers
hauyng
specyall
aucroryte
to
do
the
same
.
¶
The
.xvi.
Chapiter
.
IF
any
heyre
after
the
death
of
his
auncetor
be
within
age
/
and
his
lorde
haue
the
warde
of
his
landes
and
tenementes
/
if
the
lorde
wyll
not
rendre
vnto
the
heyre
his
land
when
he
cometh
to
his
full
age
without
plee
/
the
heyre
shall
recouer
his
lands
by
assyse
of
mort
dauncetour
with
the
damages
that
he
hath
sustayned
by
such
witholding
syns
the
tyme
that
he
was
of
full
age
/
and
if
any
heyre
all
the
tyme
of
his
auncetors
death
be
of
full
age
and
he
his
heyre
apparaunt
and
knowen
for
heyre
and
be
found
in
the
inherytaunce
/
the
chyef
lord
shall
not
put
hym
out
/
nor
take
/
nor
remoue
any
thyng
there
/
but
shal
take
onely
symple
season
therof
/
that
he
may
be
knowen
for
lorde
.
And
if
the
chyef
lorde
do
put
such
an
heyre
out
of
possessyon
malyeyously
wherby
he
is
dryuen
to
purchase
a
wrytte
of
mortdauncetor
or
of
cosynage
/
then
he
shall
recouer
his
damages
as
in
assyse
of
nouell
dysseson
.
Of
heyres
which
hold
of
the
king
in
chief
this
order
shal
be
obserued
that
our
soueraygne
lord
the
kyng
shal
haue
the
fyrst
season
of
theyr
landes
/
lyke
as
he
was
wont
to
haue
before
tyme
/
nor
the
heyre
nor
any
other
shall
entre
into
the
inherytaunce
before
he
hath
receyued
it
out
of
the
kynges
handes
/
as
the
same
inherytaunce
was
wonte
to
be
taken
out
of
his
handes
and
his
auncetors
.
And
this
must
be
vnderstanden
of
landes
&
fees
the
whiche
were
accustomed
to
be
in
the
kynges
handes
by
reason
of
knyghtes
seruyce
or
ser●auntye
or
ryght
of
patronage
.
¶
The
.xvii.
Chap.
IT
is
prouyded
that
if
lande
holden
in
socage
be
in
the
kepynge
of
the
frendes
of
the
heyre
/
because
the
heyre
is
within
age
/
the
kepars
shall
make
no
waste
/
nor
sale
/
nor
any
dystruccyon
of
the
same
inherytaunce
/
but
sau●ely
shall
kepe
it
to
the
vse
of
the
sayde
heyre
/
so
that
when
he
comyth
to
his
lawfull
age
they
shall
aunswere
to
hym
of
the
issues
of
the
sayde
inherytaunce
by
a
lawfull
accounte
/
sauynge
to
the
same
kepars
theyr
reasonable
costes
/
nor
the
sayd
kepars
shall
nether
gyue
nor
sell
the
maryage
of
such
an
heyre
/
but
to
the
aduauntage
of
the
sayd
heyre
/
but
the
next
frendes
whiche
had
his
wardshyp
(
for
all
that
tyme
that
wryttes
of
impledynge
dyd
not
lye
)
shall
haue
suche
wardshyp
vnto
the
aduauntage
of
they
re
as
is
sayd
before
without
waste
/
sale
/
or
dystruccyon
makyng
.
¶
The
.xviii.
Chapiter
NO
eschetour
or
iquysitor
or
iustyce
specyall
assygned
to
take
assyses
or
to
here
&
determyne
matters
from
hensforth
shall
haue
power
to
amerce
for
defaute
of
comon
somons
/
but
the
chyef
iustyces
or
the
iustyces
●rrant
in
theyr
iourneys
.
¶
The
.xix.
Capittell
.
FOr
essoynes
it
is
prouyded
that
in
shyre
courtes
/
hundredes
/
courte
barons
/
or
in
other
courtes
none
shall
nede
to
swere
to
warrante
his
essoyne
.
¶
The
.xx.
Chapiter
.
NOne
from
hensforthe
(
excepte
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
)
shall
holde
in
his
courte
any
plee
of
false
iudgement
gyuen
in
his
courte
by
his
tenauntes
/
for
such
plees
specyally
belong
to
the
crowne
and
dignyte
of
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
▪
¶
The
.xxi.
cha.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
if
the
bestes
of
any
man
be
taken
and
wrongfully
witholden
/
the
sheryf
after
complaynt
made
to
hym
therupon
may
delyuer
them
without
let
or
gaynsayenge
of
hym
that
toke
the
bestes
if
they
were
taken
without
his
lybertees
/
and
if
the
bestes
were
taken
within
any
lybertees
and
the
baylyffes
of
the
lyberte
w●l
not
delyuer
them
/
then
the
sheryf
for
defaute
of
those
bayllyffes
shall
cause
them
to
be
delyuered
.
¶
The
.xxii.
Chapiter
NOne
from
hensforth
shall
dystrayne
his
freholders
to
a●swer
for
theyr
freholde
nor
for
any
thynge
touchynge
theyr
frehold
without
the
kyngis
wrytte
/
nor
shall
cause
his
freholders
to
swere
agaynst
theyr
wylles
/
for
no
man
ought
to
do
that
without
the
kynges
commaundement
.
¶
The
.xxiii.
Capitter
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
if
bayllyffes
which
ought
to
make
account
to
theyr
lordes
/
do
withdrawe
themselues
and
haue
no
landes
nor
tenementes
wherby
they
maye
be
dystrayned
/
then
they
shal
be
attached
by
theyr
bodyes
so
that
the
sheryf
in
whose
baylewyke
they
be
found
shal
cause
them
to
cum
to
make
theyr
accounte
.
Also
fermers
durynge
theyr
termꝭ
shal
not
make
waste
sale
nor
dystruccyon
of
houses
/
woodes
/
and
men
/
nor
of
any
thynges
belongyng
to
the
tenementes
that
they
haue
to
ferme
/
with
out
specyall
lycense
had
by
wrytyng
of
couenaunt
makyng
mencyon
that
they
maye
do
it
/
and
if
they
do
and
therof
be
conuycte
they
shall
yelde
full
damages
/
and
be
amerced
greuously
.
¶
The
.xxiiii.
Chapiter
THe
iustyces
errant
shall
not
from
hensforth
amerce
towneshypes
in
theyr
circuytes
/
because
all
beynge
.xii.
yeres
olde
came
not
afore
the
sheryffes
&
coroners
to
make
inquery
of
robberyes
burnynges
of
houses
/
&
other
thynges
pertaynyng
to
the
corown
/
so
that
there
come
suffycient
out
of
those
townes
to
make
such
inquestes
fully
/
except
inquestes
for
the
death
of
a
man
/
where
●●
all
beyng
.xii.
yeres
of
age
ought
to
app●ere
oneles
they
haue
reasonable
cause
of
absence
.
¶
The
.xxv.
Chapiter
MUrdre
that
chaunceth
by
mysfortune
onely
/
fromhensforthe
shall
not
be
inquered
afore
our
iustyces
/
but
only
for
the
murders
of
such
as
be
slayne
felonously
/
and
not
otherwyse
.
¶
The
.xxvi.
Chapiter
.
IT
is
prouyded
that
none
beynge
vouched
to
warrantye
before
our
iustyc●s
in
a
plee
of
lande
shal
be
amerced
fromhensforthe
because
he
was
not
present
when
he
was
called
to
warrantye
/
except
the
fyrst
daye
of
the
comyng
of
the
iustyces
/
but
if
he
were
vouched
within
the
shyre
/
then
the
sheryf
shal
be
commaunded
to
cause
hym
to
com
with
in
the
.iii.
or
.iiii.
daye
accordynge
to
the
dystaunce
of
the
place
as
it
was
wonte
to
be
done
in
the
circuyte
of
the
iustyces
.
And
if
he
dwell
without
the
shyre
/
then
he
shall
haue
reasonable
somons
of
.xv.
dayes
at
the
least
after
the
dyscrecyon
of
the
iustyces
and
the
comen
lawe
.
¶
The
.xxvii.
Chapitre
.
IF
a
clerke
for
any
cryme
or
offence
touchyng
the
crowne
be
arrested
/
●
afterwarde
by
the
kynges
commaundement
let
to
bayle
or
repleuyzed
/
so
that
they
to
whome
he
was
let
to
bayle
shold
haue
hym
before
our
iustyces
.
The
suretyes
from
hensforth
nor
they
to
whome
he
was
let
to
bayle
shall
not
be
amerced
/
if
they
haue
his
body
before
our
iustyces
although
he
wyl
not
nor
can
not
aunswer
before
them
by
reason
of
clerkes
pryuylege
.
¶
The
.xxviii.
Chapiter
.
IT
is
prouyded
that
if
any
depredacyons
or
extorcions
be
done
to
abbottes
or
other
prelates
of
the
churche
/
and
they
haue
suyd
theyr
ryght
for
such
extorcyons
/
and
be
preuented
with
death
before
iudgement
gyuen
therin
/
theyr
successours
shall
haue
accyons
to
recouer
the
goodes
of
theyr
churche
out
of
the
handes
of
such
trespasers
.
Moreouer
the
successours
shall
haue
lyke
accyon
for
such
thynges
as
were
lately
withdrawen
by
suche
vyolence
from
theyr
house
and
churche
before
the
death
of
theyr
predecessours
/
though
the
sayde
predecessors
dyd
not
pursue
theyr
ryght
during
theyr
lyues
.
And
if
any
abate
into
the
landes
or
tenementes
of
such
relygyous
men
in
tyme
of
vacacyon
/
of
which
landes
theyr
predecessours
dyed
sesyd
as
in
the
ryght
of
theyr
church
/
the
successours
shal
haue
a
wrytte
to
recouer
theyr
season
.
And
damages
shall
be
awarded
them
as
in
assyse
of
nouell
dysseson
is
wont
to
be
.
¶
The
.xxix.
Chapiter
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
if
suche
alyenacyons
(
wherupon
a
wrytte
of
entre
was
wont
to
be
graunted
)
hap
to
be
made
in
so
many
degrees
that
by
reason
therof
the
same
wrytte
can
not
be
made
in
the
fourme
before
tymes
vsed
the
playntyfes
shall
haue
a
wrytte
to
recouer
theyr
season
without
makyng
mencion
of
the
degrees
.
In
whose
handes
so
euer
the
same
thyng
shal
happen
to
com
by
such
alyenacyon
/
and
that
by
an
orygynall
wrytte
to
be
prouyded
therfore
by
the
counsell
of
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
.
¶
Here
endeth
the
statute
of
Marlebrygge
.
¶
Here
begynneth
the
fyrste
statute
of
westmynster
made
the
.iii.
yere
of
kynge
Edwarde
the
fyrste
.
THese
be
the
actes
of
kynge
Edwarde
sone
to
kynge
Henry
made
at
westmynster
at
his
fyrst
parlyament
generall
after
his
coronacion
the
mondaye
of
Easter
vtas
the
.iii.
yere
of
his
raygne
by
the
counsell
&
assence
of
arche
byshops
/
byshops
/
abbottes
/
pryours
/
erles
/
barons
/
and
all
the
comynalte
of
the
realme
beyng
thyther
somoned
/
because
our
soueraygne
lord
the
kyng
had
great
wyll
and
desyre
to
redresse
th
estate
of
the
realme
in
such
thynges
as
required
amen
dement
for
the
common
profyte
of
holy
churche
and
of
the
realme
.
And
because
th
estate
of
holy
churche
had
ben
euyll
kepte
/
&
the
prelates
and
relygyous
persones
of
the
lande
greuyd
many
wayes
/
and
the
people
otherwyse
intreated
then
they
ought
to
be
/
and
the
peas
les
kept
/
and
the
lawes
●es
vsed
/
and
the
offenders
vnponyshed
/
wherby
the
people
of
the
realme
feared
the
les
to
offend
/
the
kyng
hath
ordeyned
and
establyshed
these
actes
vnderwrytten
which
he
entendeth
to
be
necessarye
and
profytable
vnto
the
hole
realme
.
¶
The
fyrst
Chapiter
.
FIrste
the
kynge
wylleth
&
commaundeth
that
the
peas
of
holy
churche
and
of
the
lande
be
wel
kept
&
mayntenyd
in
all
poyntes
.
And
that
comon
ryght
be
done
to
all
aswell
pore
as
ryche
without
respecte
of
persones
.
And
because
that
abbottes
and
relygyous
men
of
the
lande
haue
ben
ouercharged
and
sore
greuyd
by
the
comyng
of
great
men
and
other
/
so
that
theyr
goodes
haue
not
ben
suffycyent
for
themselues
wherby
they
haue
ben
greatly
hyndered
and
empoueryshed
that
they
can
not
maynteyne
themselues
nor
suche
charyte
as
they
haue
ben
accustomed
to
do
.
It
is
prouyded
that
none
shall
come
to
eate
or
lodge
in
any
house
of
relygion
that
is
not
of
his
owne
foundacion
at
the
costes
of
the
house
without
he
be
requyred
by
the
gouernour
of
the
house
before
he
came
thyther
.
And
that
none
at
his
owne
costes
shall
come
in
there
to
lye
agaynst
the
wyll
of
them
that
be
of
the
house
/
and
by
this
statute
the
kynge
entendyth
not
that
the
grace
of
hospytalyte
shuld
be
withdrawen
from
such
as
nede
nor
that
the
founders
or
patrones
of
such
monasteryes
shold
ouer
charge
or
greue
them
by
to
often
comyng
.
It
is
prouyded
also
that
none
neyther
hygher
nor
lower
by
colour
of
patent
specyalte
or
other
promyse
/
nor
by
any
other
occasyon
/
shall
not
hunte
in
any
parke
/
nor
fyshe
in
any
ponde
or
ryuer
/
nor
come
to
ete
or
to
lodge
in
the
house
or
maner
of
a
pre●are
/
or
any
other
religyous
person
agaynst
the
wyll
of
the
lorde
or
his
bayllyfe
/
neyther
at
the
costes
of
the
lorde
/
nor
at
his
owne
.
And
if
he
come
in
or
entre
with
the
good
wyll
or
agaynste
the
wyll
of
the
lorde
or
bayllyffe
he
shall
cause
no
dore
/
locke
/
nor
wyndow
/
nor
no
maner
of
place
to
be
opened
/
nor
shal
not
fyshe
hymselfe
nor
none
other
for
hym
/
nor
shall
take
no
maner
of
vytayll
or
other
thynge
by
colour
of
byeng
nor
otherwyse
/
and
that
none
shall
throsh
corne
/
nor
take
corne
/
or
any
maner
of
vytayl
/
nor
other
goodes
of
prelate
/
man
of
religyon
/
or
any
other
clerke
or
laye
person
by
colour
of
byeng
nor
otherwyse
agaynste
the
wyll
and
lycense
of
hym
to
whome
the
thyng
belongeth
/
nor
of
any
wardeyn
within
a
towne
merchaunt
or
without
.
And
that
none
shal
take
horses
oxen
/
ploughes
/
cartes
/
shypps
/
nor
barges
to
make
caryage
without
the
assent
of
hym
to
whome
such
thynges
belong
.
And
if
he
do
it
by
the
assente
of
the
partye
/
then
incontynent
he
shall
paye
accordynge
to
the
couenaunte
made
betwen
them
.
And
they
that
offende
these
actes
and
therof
be
atteynted
shal
be
commytted
to
pryson
/
and
after
shal
be
raunsomed
and
ponyshed
accordyng
to
the
quantyte
and
maner
of
the
trespas
and
after
as
the
kyng
in
his
court
shall
thynke
conuenient
.
And
it
is
to
be
knowen
that
if
they
to
whome
suche
trespas
was
made
wyll
sue
for
damages
they
shal
be
therto
receyued
and
awarded
and
be
restored
to
the
double
.
And
they
that
haue
done
the
trespas
shal
be
lykewyse
ponyshed
in
the
maner
aboue
sayd
.
And
if
none
wyll
sue
the
kynge
shall
haue
the
suyt
as
for
a
thyng
commytted
agaynst
his
commaundement
and
agaynst
his
peas
.
And
the
kynge
shall
make
inquerye
from
yere
to
yere
what
persones
do
suche
trespasses
/
after
as
he
shall
thynke
necessarye
&
conuenient
.
And
they
that
be
indyted
by
such
inquestes
shal
be
attached
&
dystrayned
by
the
great
dystresse
to
come
at
a
certayne
day
conteynyng
the
space
of
a
moneth
in
the
kynges
court
or
where
it
shal
please
the
kyng
.
And
if
they
come
not
at
that
daye
they
shal
be
dystrayned
of
new
by
the
same
dystresse
for
to
come
at
an
other
daye
contaynynge
the
space
of
syx
wekes
at
the
least
/
and
if
they
come
not
then
they
shal
be
iudged
as
attaynted
/
&
shall
yelde
double
damages
(
at
the
kynges
sute
)
to
such
as
haue
taken
hurte
or
damage
and
shal
be
greuously
rausomed
after
the
maner
of
the
trespas
.
And
the
kynge
forbyddeth
and
commaundeth
that
none
from
hensforth
do
hurte
damage
or
greuaunce
to
any
relygious
man
or
person
of
the
church
or
any
other
because
they
haue
denyed
me●e
or
lodgyng
vnto
them
or
because
that
any
complayneth
in
the
kynges
courte
that
he
hath
ben
greuyd
in
any
of
the
thynges
aboue
mencyoned
.
And
if
any
do
&
therof
be
attaynted
/
he
shall
incurre
the
payne
aforesayd
/
&
it
is
prouyded
that
the
poyntes
afore
sayd
shall
aswell
bynd
out
counsellours
/
iustyces
of
forestes
/
and
other
ou●
iustyces
as
any
other
persons
/
and
that
the
foresayd
poyntes
be
mayntenyd
/
obserued
and
kept
/
lykewyse
the
kyng
forbyddeth
vpon
great
penaltyes
that
no
prelate
/
abbotte
/
man
of
relygyon
/
or
baylyf
of
any
of
them
or
of
other
receyue
no
man
contrarye
to
this
ordynaunce
.
And
that
none
shal
sende
vnto
the
house
or
maner
of
a
man
of
relygyon
or
of
any
other
persone
men
horse
or
dogges
to
be
kepte
/
nor
none
shall
them
receyue
/
and
he
that
doyth
(
seyng
the
kyng
hath
commaunded
the
contrary
)
shal
be
greuously
ponished
/
yet
it
is
further
prouyded
that
sheryffes
from
hensforth
shall
not
lodge
with
any
of
the
persones
afore
mencyoned
more
then
with
fyue
or
syx
horses
.
And
that
they
shall
not
greue
religyous
men
nor
other
by
to
often
comyng
or
lodgyng
neyther
at
theyr
houses
/
nor
theyr
maners
.
¶
The
secounde
Chapitre
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
when
a
clerke
is
taken
for
gylte
of
felonye
/
and
is
demaunded
by
the
ordynarye
/
he
shal
be
delyuered
to
hym
accordynge
to
the
pryuylege
of
holy
churche
in
suche
paryll
as
belongyth
to
it
after
the
custome
afore
tymes
vsed
.
And
the
kynge
warned
the
prelates
and
enioyned
them
vppon
the
faythe
/
that
they
owe
hym
/
and
for
the
commen
profytte
and
peas
of
the
realme
/
that
they
which
be
indyted
of
suche
offences
by
solemp●e
inqueste
of
lawfull
men
in
the
kynges
courte
/
in
no
maner
shall
be
delyuered
without
due
purgacyon
/
so
that
the
kyng
shall
not
nede
to
prouyde
any
other
remedye
therin
.
¶
The
.iii.
Chapitre
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
nothynge
be
demaunded
nor
taken
from
hensforth
nor
leuyed
by
the
sheryf
nor
by
none
other
for
escape
of
a
thefe
or
a
felon
vntyl
it
be
iudged
for
an
escape
by
the
iustyces
errant
/
and
he
that
otherwyse
doyth
shal
restore
to
hym
or
them
that
haue
payed
it
/
asmoch
as
he
or
they
haue
taken
or
receyued
/
and
asmoch
to
the
kyng
.
¶
The
.iiii.
Chapiter
.
COncernyng
wreckys
of
the
see
it
is
agreyd
/
that
where
a
man
a
dogge
or
a
catte
eskape
quycke
out
of
the
shyp
/
that
suche
shyppe
nor
barge
nor
any
thyng
within
them
shal
be
adiudged
wrek
but
the
goodes
shal
be
saued
and
kepte
by
vyew
of
the
sheryf
coroner
or
the
kynges
bayllyffe
and
delyuered
into
the
handes
of
suche
as
are
of
the
towne
where
the
goodes
were
founde
/
so
that
if
any
sue
for
those
goodes
&
after
proue
that
they
were
his
/
or
peryshed
in
his
kepyng
within
a
yere
and
a
daye
/
they
shal
be
restored
to
hym
without
delay
.
And
if
not
they
shall
remayne
to
the
kynge
and
be
seased
by
the
sheryffes
/
coroners
/
&
bayllyffes
of
the
towne
which
shall
aunswer
before
the
iustyces
for
the
wrek
belonging
to
the
kyng
/
and
where
wrek
belongeth
to
an
other
then
to
the
kyng
he
shal
haue
it
in
lyke
maner
.
And
he
that
otherwyse
doyth
&
therof
be
attaynted
shal
be
awarded
to
pryson
and
raunsomed
at
the
kynges
wyll
and
shall
yelde
damages
also
.
And
if
a
bayllyf
do
it
/
&
it
be
dysauowed
by
his
lorde
/
and
the
lorde
wyll
not
dyscharge
hym
therof
/
the
bayllyf
shall
aunswer
if
he
haue
wherof
/
and
if
he
haue
not
wherof
/
the
lord
shall
delyuer
his
bodye
to
the
kynge
.
¶
The
.v.
Chapiter
.
ANd
because
eleccyons
ought
to
be
free
the
kyng
commaundeth
vpon
great
forfayture
that
no
great
man
nor
other
by
force
of
armes
or
menacyng
shall
dystourbe
any
to
make
fre
eleccyon
.
¶
The
.vi.
Chapiter
.
ANd
that
no
cyte
/
boroughe
/
towne
nor
any
man
be
amercyd
without
reasonable
cause
/
and
accordynge
to
the
quantyte
of
his
trespas
/
that
is
to
saye
/
euerye
freman
sauynge
his
freholde
/
a
merchaunt
sauyng
his
merchaundyse
a
vyllayne
sauyng
his
gaynure
/
and
that
by
his
or
theyr
peerys
.
¶
The
.vii.
Capitter
OF
pryses
assessyd
by
constables
o●
castellaynes
vpon
such
folke
as
be
not
of
the
towne
where
the
castell
is
.
It
is
prouyded
that
no
conestable
nor
castellayne
from
hensforth
exact
any
pryse
or
lyke
thynge
of
any
other
then
of
such
as
be
of
theyr
towne
or
castell
.
And
that
to
be
payed
or
agrement
to
be
made
with
●●
.xl.
dayes
/
if
it
be
not
an
auneyent
pryse
due
to
the
kynge
/
or
to
the
castell
/
or
to
the
lorde
of
the
castell
.
¶
The
.viii.
Chapitre
.
ANd
that
nothyng
be
taken
for
fayet
pledyng
/
as
hath
ben
prohybytte
heretofore
in
the
tyme
of
kynge
Henry
father
to
our
soueraygne
lorde
that
now
is
.
¶
The
.ix.
Chapiter
.
ANd
for
as
muche
as
the
peas
of
this
realme
hath
ben
euyll
obserued
heretofore
for
lacke
of
quyk
&
freshe
sayte
makyng
after
felons
in
due
maner
&
namely
because
of
sraunchyses
where
felons
are
receyued
.
It
is
prouyded
that
al
generally
/
be
redy
and
appareylled
at
the
comaundement
and
somons
of
sheryffes
/
&
at
the
erye
of
the
countre
to
sue
and
arrest
felons
when
any
nede
is
aswell
within
fraunchyses
as
without
/
and
they
that
wyll
not
so
doo
and
therof
be
attaynted
shall
make
a
greuous
fyne
to
the
kynge
/
and
if
defaute
be
found
in
the
lorde
of
the
fraunchyse
the
kynge
shall
take
the
same
fraunchyse
to
hymseife
.
And
if
defaute
be
in
the
bayllyffe
he
shall
haue
one
yeres
imprysenmēt
/
and
after
shal
be
greuously
raunsomed
.
And
if
he
haue
not
wherof
/
he
shall
haue
imprysonment
of
two
yeres
.
And
if
the
sheryf
/
coroner
/
or
any
other
baylyf
within
such
fraunchyse
or
without
for
reward
or
for
prayer
/
or
for
any
maner
of
affynyte
concele
consent
/
or
procure
to
concele
suche
felonyes
done
in
theyr
lybertes
/
or
other
wyse
wyll
not
attache
nor
arreste
suche
felons
there
as
they
maye
/
or
otherwyse
wyll
not
do
theyr
offyce
for
sauour
borne
to
such
mysdoers
/
and
be
attaynted
ther
of
/
they
shall
haue
one
yeres
imprysonment
/
and
after
make
greuous
fyne
.
And
if
they
haue
not
wherof
to
be
rausomed
/
then
for
to
haue
imprysonment
of
.iii.
yeres
.
¶
The
.x.
Chapiter
ANd
for
asmoch
as
meane
persons
&
vndyscrete
nowe
of
late
at
comenly
chosen
to
the
offyce
of
coroners
where
it
is
requysite
that
wyse
men
lawfull
&
able
shuld
occupy
such
offyces
.
It
is
prouyded
that
through
all
s●yres
suffycyent
men
shal
be
chosen
to
be
coroners
of
the
most
wyse
and
dyscrete
knyghtes
which
knowe
and
may
best
attend
vpon
suche
offyces
/
and
which
lawfully
shal
attache
and
present
plees
of
the
corone
.
And
that
sheryffes
shall
haue
countrepanes
with
the
crowners
aswell
of
appealles
as
of
inquestes
of
attachementes
&
of
other
thynges
which
to
that
offyce
do
belonge
And
that
no
crowner
demaund
no
thyng
nor
take
no
thynge
of
any
man
to
do
his
offyce
vpon
payne
of
great
forfayture
to
the
kynge
.
¶
The
.xi.
Chapiter
.
ANd
for
asmuch
as
many
beyng
indyted
of
murdre
&
culpable
of
the
same
by
fauourable
inquestes
taken
by
the
seryf
and
by
the
kynges
wrytte
of
odio
et
alia
/
be
repleuysed
vnto
the
comynge
of
the
iustyces
errauntes
.
It
is
prouyded
that
from
hensforth
suche
inquestes
be
taken
by
lawfull
men
and
tryed
by
othe
/
of
whem
two
at
the
lea●
shal
be
knyghtes
whiche
by
no
affynyt●
towchyng
the
prysoners
nor
otherwyse
are
to
be
suspected
.
¶
The
.xii.
Cha.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
comen
felons
and
whiche
openly
be
of
euyll
name
/
and
wyll
not
putte
themselues
in
enquestes
of
felonyes
/
that
men
shall
attayne
them
before
the
iustyces
at
the
kynges
sute
/
and
shall
haue
stronge
and
harde
imprysonment
/
as
they
which
refuse
to
be
iustefyed
by
the
comen
lawe
of
the
lande
/
but
this
is
not
to
be
vnderstanden
of
suche
prysoners
as
be
taken
vpon
lyght
suspeccyon
.
¶
The
.xiii.
Chap.
ANd
the
king
prohybyteth
that
none
shall
rauyshe
nor
take
awaye
by
force
any
mayden
within
age
nother
by
her
owne
consent
nor
without
/
nor
any
lady
/
or
mayden
of
full
age
/
nor
any
other
woman
agaynst
her
wyl
/
and
if
any
do
/
at
his
sure
that
wyl
sue
within
.xl.
dayes
the
kynge
shall
do
comen
ryght
/
and
if
none
comence
his
sure
within
.xl.
dayes
the
kyng
shall
sue
.
And
such
as
be
found
●ulpable
shall
haue
two
yeres
impryson
ment
/
and
after
shal
be
raunsomed
at
the
kynges
pleasure
.
And
if
they
haue
not
wherof
/
they
shall
be
ponyshed
by
〈…〉
nger
imprysonment
accordyngly
and
as
the
●espas
requyreth
.
¶
The
.xiiii.
Chap.
ANd
for
asmuche
as
it
●athe
ben
vsed
in
some
countres
to
outlawe
men
beyng
appealed
of
comaundement
force
ayde
and
tesceyt
in
as
shorte
tyme
as
he
that
is
appealed
for
the
dede
/
is
outlawed
.
It
is
prouyded
&
commaunded
by
the
kyng
that
none
be
outlawed
vpon
appealle
of
commaundement
force
ayde
or
resceyt
/
vntyll
he
that
is
appealled
of
the
dede
be
attaynted
/
so
that
one
lyke
lawe
be
vsed
therin
thorough
all
the
realme
/
neuertheles
he
that
wyll
appealle
shall
not
by
reason
of
this
intermytte
or
leue
to
comence
his
appeall
at
the
ne●te
countye
day
against
them
/
no
more
then
agaynste
theyr
pryncypalles
/
whiche
be
appealled
of
the
dede
/
but
theyr
e●●gent
shall
remayne
/
vntyll
such
as
be
appealled
of
the
dede
be
attaynted
by
outlarye
or
otherwyse
.
¶
The
.xv.
Chapiter
.
ANd
for
asmuche
as
sheryffes
and
other
which
haue
taken
and
kept
in
pryson
persons
indyted
of
felony
and
incontynent
haue
let
them
out
by
pleuyn
which
were
not
repleuysable
/
and
haue
kept
in
pryson
suche
as
were
repleuysae
bic
because
they
wolde
wynne
of
the
one
partye
and
greue
the
other
.
And
for
asmuch
as
before
this
tyme
it
was
not
dtermyned
what
persones
were
repleuysable
and
which
not
/
but
onely
for
them
that
were
taken
for
the
death
of
a
man
/
or
by
commaundement
of
the
kyng
or
of
his
tustyces
/
or
for
the
forest
.
It
is
puyded
and
by
the
kyng
commaunded
that
such
prysoners
as
before
were
outlawed
and
they
which
haue
abiured
the
realme
prouors
&
such
as
be
taken
with
the
manour
/
&
such
as
haue
broken
the
kynges
pryson
/
theues
openly
defamed
&
knowen
&
such
as
be
appelled
by
prouors
so
long
as
the
prouours
be
alyue
(
if
they
be
not
of
good
name
)
&
such
as
be
taken
for
house
burnyng
felonously
done
/
or
for
false
money
/
or
for
counterfettyng
the
kyngis
seale
/
or
persons
excommunicate
taken
at
the
request
of
the
byshop
or
for
manyfest
osfen
dets
or
for
treason
touchyng
the
kyng
/
shal
be
in
no
wyse
repleuysable
by
wryt
/
nor
without
wrytte
.
But
such
as
be
indyted
of
bryborye
by
enq̄stes
taken
afore
she
ryffes
or
bayllyffes
by
theyr
offyce
/
or
for
lyght
suspeccion
/
or
for
pety
brybory
that
amountyth
not
aboue
the
value
of
.xii.
d.
if
they
were
not
gylte
of
som
other
brybory
afore
tyme
or
gylte
of
receyte
of
theues
/
or
felons
/
or
of
commandement
/
or
force
/
or
of
ayde
in
felonye
done
/
or
gylte
of
some
other
trespas
for
which
one
ought
not
to
lese
lyfe
nor
membre
/
&
a
man
appealled
by
a
prouour
after
the
death
of
the
prouour
(
if
he
be
no
comen
thefe
nor
defamed
)
shall
from
hensforth
be
let
out
by
suffycyent
suretye
/
wherof
the
sheryf
wyl
be
aunswerable
/
and
that
without
gyueng
awght
of
theyr
goodes
.
And
if
the
sheryfe
or
any
other
let
any
go
at
large
by
suretye
that
is
not
repleuysable
/
if
he
be
sheryf
or
constable
/
or
any
other
bayllyf
of
fee
whiche
hath
kepynge
of
prysons
/
and
therof
be
attaymed
/
he
shall
lese
his
fee
and
bayleshyp
for
euer
.
And
if
the
vndersheryf
/
constable
/
or
bayllyf
of
such
as
haue
fee
for
kepyng
of
prysons
do
it
contrarye
to
the
wyll
of
his
lorde
/
or
any
other
bayllyf
beyng
not
of
fee
/
they
shal
haue
.iii.
yeres
unprysonment
/
&
be
raun
somed
at
the
kynges
pleasure
.
And
if
any
witholde
prysoners
repleuysable
/
after
that
they
haue
offered
suffycyent
suretye
he
shall
paye
a
greuous
amereyment
to
the
kynge
.
And
if
he
take
any
rewarde
for
the
delyueraunce
of
suche
/
he
shall
paye
it
double
to
the
prysoner
/
and
also
shall
paye
a
greuous
amereyment
to
the
kynge
.
¶
The
.xvi.
Chapitre
.
IN
tyght
of
that
dyuers
persones
take
and
cause
to
be
taken
the
bestes
of
other
/
chasynge
them
out
of
the
shyre
where
the
bestes
were
taken
.
It
is
prouyded
that
none
from
hensforthe
do
so
/
&
if
any
do
/
he
shal
be
greuously
raunsomed
/
as
is
conceyned
in
the
stature
of
Marlebrygge
made
in
the
tyme
of
kyng
Henry
father
to
the
kyng
that
nowe
is
.
And
lykewyse
it
shal
be
dou
to
them
which
take
bestes
wrongfully
/
&
that
dystrayne
out
of
theyr
fee
/
&
shal
be
more
greuously
ponyshed
/
if
the
maner
of
the
trespas
do
so
requyre
.
¶
The
.xvii.
Chapitre
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
if
any
from
hensforth
take
the
beastes
of
other
and
dryue
them
into
a
castell
or
fortre●●e
and
there
within
the
close
of
such
castell
or
fortresse
doo
witholde
them
agaynste
gages
and
pledges
/
wherupon
the
beastes
be
solempnly
demaunded
by
the
sheryf
/
or
by
some
other
bayllyf
of
the
kynges
at
the
sute
of
the
playntyf
/
the
sheryf
or
bayllyf
takyng
with
hym
the
power
of
his
shyre
or
baylewyke
shall
assaye
to
make
pleuyn
of
the
beastes
to
hym
that
toke
them
or
to
his
lord
/
or
to
other
beynge
seruauntes
of
the
lorde
/
what
so
euer
they
be
that
are
founde
in
the
place
wherunto
the
beastes
were
enchased
/
&
if
any
deforce
hym
of
the
delyueraunce
of
the
beastes
/
or
that
no
man
be
founde
for
the
lorde
/
or
for
hym
that
toke
them
for
to
aunswer
&
make
the
delyueraunce
.
After
that
the
lorde
or
taker
shal
be
admouyshed
to
make
delyueraunce
by
the
sheryf
or
bayllyf
/
if
he
be
in
the
countre
/
or
nere
/
or
there
where
he
may
be
conuenyently
warned
by
the
taker
/
or
by
any
other
of
his
to
make
delyueraunce
/
if
he
were
out
of
the
countre
when
the
takyng
was
/
and
dyd
not
cause
the
beastes
to
be
delyuered
incontynent
.
Then
the
kynge
for
the
trespas
and
despyte
shall
cause
the
sayde
castell
or
fortres
to
be
beaten
downe
without
recouere
.
And
all
the
damages
that
the
plaintyf
hath
sustayned
in
his
beastes
/
or
in
his
gaynure
or
any
other
wyse
after
the
fyrst
demaunde
made
by
the
sheryf
or
ba●lyf
for
the
beastes
shal
be
restored
to
hym
double
by
the
lorde
or
by
hym
that
toke
the
beastes
/
if
he
haue
wherof
/
and
if
he
haue
not
wherof
/
he
shall
haue
it
of
the
lord
at
what
tyme
or
in
what
maner
the
delyueraunce
be
made
after
that
the
sheryf
or
bayllyf
shall
com
to
make
delyueraunce
.
And
it
is
to
wyte
that
where
the
sheryf
ought
to
retourne
the
kynges
wrytte
to
the
bayllyf
of
the
lorde
of
the
〈…〉
or
fortres
/
or
to
any
other
to
whom
the
retourne
belongeth
/
if
the
bayllyf
of
the
fraunchyse
wyll
not
make
delyueraunce
after
that
the
sheryf
hath
made
his
retourne
vnto
hym
/
then
shall
the
sheryf
execute
and
do
his
offyce
without
further
delaye
/
&
vpon
the
foresayd
payne
notwithstandyng
any
suche
lyberte
.
And
if
that
be
done
in
the
marches
of
wales
or
in
any
other
place
where
the
kynges
wryttes
be
not
currant
/
the
kynge
whiche
is
chyef
and
soueraygne
lord
ouer
all
/
shal
do
ryght
therin
to
such
as
wyll
complayne
.
¶
The
.xviii.
Chapitre
.
FOr
asmuch
as
the
comen
fyne
and
amercyment
of
the
hole
countye
in
eyre
of
the
iustyces
for
false
iudgementes
/
or
for
other
trespasses
is
vniustly
assessed
by
sheryfes
and
extorcyoners
in
the
shyres
so
that
the
summe
is
many
tymes
increasyd
/
and
the
parcelles
otherwyse
assessed
then
they
ought
to
be
/
to
the
damage
of
the
people
/
whiche
be
manye
tymes
payed
to
the
sheryfes
and
extorc●oners
/
which
do
not
acquyte
the
payers
.
It
is
prouyded
and
the
kynge
wyll
that
from
hens
forth
suche
summes
shal
be
assessed
before
the
iustyces
in
eyre
afore
theyr
departure
/
by
the
othe
of
knyghtes
and
other
lawfull
men
vpon
all
such
as
ought
to
paye
.
And
the
iustyces
shall
cause
the
parcelles
to
be
put
in
theyr
estretes
which
shal
be
delyuered
vp
in●●
th
eschequer
/
&
not
the
hole
summe
.
¶
The
xix
.
Chapitre
.
IN
ryght
of
sheryff
or
other
which
aunswer
by
theyr
owne
handes
vnto
the
eschequer
/
and
whiche
haue
receyued
of
the
kynges
fathers
dettes
/
or
the
kynges
owne
dettes
before
this
lyme
/
&
haue
not
acquyted
the
dettours
in
the
eschequer
.
It
is
prouyded
that
the
kyng
shall
sende
good
&
lawfull
men
through
euery
shyre
to
here
all
such
as
wyll
complayne
therof
/
and
so
to
end
the
matters
there
/
that
all
such
as
can
proue
that
they
haue
payed
shal
be
therof
acquyted
for
euer
/
which
whyther
the
sheryfs
or
other
be
lyuyng
or
dead
shall
haue
restitucyon
of
theyr
owne
in
a
certayn
fourme
.
And
suche
as
haue
not
so
done
(
if
they
be
lynyng
)
shal
be
greuously
ponyshed
.
And
if
they
be
dead
theyr
heyres
shall
be
charged
with
the
de●●●
.
And
the
kynge
hath
commaunded
tha●
sheryfs
&
other
afore
sayde
shall
fromhensforthe
lawfully
acqu●●●●he
de●tours
at
the
nert
accounte
after
they
〈…〉
such
dettes
/
and
then
the
dette
shal
be
allowed
in
th
eschequer
so
that
now
it
shall
not
com
in
the
somons
.
And
if
the
sheryf
otherwyse
do
and
therof
be
attaynted
/
he
shall
pay
to
the
playntyf
thryse
asm●che
as
he
hath
receyued
&
be
raunsomed
at
the
kynges
plesure
.
And
let
euery
sheryf
take
hede
that
he
haue
a
receyuour
for
whom
he
wyl
aunswer
for
the
kyng
wyl
be
a●swered
for
al
of
the
sheryfs
&
theyr
heyres
.
And
if
any
other
that
is
aunswerable
to
the
shequer
by
his
owne
handes
so
do
/
he
shall
yelde
thryse
so
moch
to
the
playntyf
&
be
raun
somed
in
lyke
maner
.
And
that
the
sheryffes
shall
make
taylles
to
all
suche
as
haue
payed
theyr
dette
to
the
kyng
/
and
that
the
somons
of
th
eschequer
be
shewed
to
all
dettours
that
demaunde
a
lyght
therof
without
denyeng
to
any
/
and
that
without
takyng
any
money
or
reward
/
and
he
that
doyth
contrarye
/
shal
be
greuously
ponyshed
by
the
kynge
.
¶
The
.xx.
Chapitre
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
for
trespassers
in
parkes
and
warrens
that
if
any
be
therof
attaymed
at
the
sute
of
the
partye
/
great
&
large
amendis
shal
be
awarded
accordynge
to
the
trespas
/
and
.iii.
peres
imprysonment
/
and
after
shal
be
●aunsomed
at
th●
kynges
pleasure
(
if
he
haue
wherof
)
and
then
shall
fynde
good
suretye
that
after
he
shall
not
commytte
lyke
trespas
.
And
if
he
haue
not
wherof
to
be
raunsomed
after
.iii.
yeres
imprysonment
he
shall
fynde
lyke
suretye
/
and
if
he
can
not
fynde
suretye
he
shal
ab●ure
the
realme
.
And
if
any
such
trespasser
be
fugytyf
and
haue
no
lande
nor
tenement
suffycyent
wherby
he
maye
be
iustefyed
so
sone
as
the
kynge
shall
fynde
it
by
in
quest
he
shal
be
demaunded
from
shyre
to
shyre
/
and
if
he
come
not
he
shall
be
outlawed
.
It
is
prouyded
also
that
if
none
do
sue
within
a
yere
and
a
daye
for
the
trespas
done
/
the
kyng
shal
haue
the
sute
And
suche
as
be
founde
gylte
therof
by
lawfull
inquest
shal
be
ponyshed
by
lyke
maner
in
all
poyntes
as
aboue
is
sayd
.
And
if
any
such
trespasour
be
attaynted
that
he
hath
taken
beastes
deare
or
other
thyng
in
his
parkes
by
maner
of
robborye
in
comyng
taryeng
or
retournyng
▪
let
the
comen
lawe
be
executed
vpon
hym
as
if
he
were
attaynted
of
open
theft
and
robborye
aswell
at
the
sute
of
the
kynge
as
of
the
partye
.
¶
The
.xxi.
Chapt.
IN
ryght
of
landes
of
heyres
beyng
within
age
and
in
warde
of
theyr
lordes
.
It
is
prouyded
that
the
wardeyns
shal
kepe
&
sustayne
the
landes
without
dystroyeng
any
thyng
.
And
that
of
such
maner
of
wardes
shal
be
done
in
all
poyntes
as
is
conteyned
in
the
great
chartoue
of
lybertes
made
in
the
tyme
of
kynge
Henry
father
of
the
kyng
that
nowe
is
/
&
that
it
be
so
vsed
from
hensforth
.
And
lykewyse
shal
be
done
of
wardes
of
arche
byshoprykes
byshoprykes
/
abbacyes
/
churches
/
and
all
spirituall
dygnytes
in
tyme
of
vacacyon
.
¶
The.
xrii.
Chap.
OF
heyres
maryed
within
age
agaynst
the
wyl
of
theyr
kepars
afore
that
they
be
paste
th
age
of
.xiiii.
yeres
/
it
shal
be
done
accordyng
as
it
is
conteyned
in
the
statute
of
Merton
.
And
of
them
whiche
shal
be
maryed
agaynst
the
wyll
of
theyr
kepars
after
they
be
past
th
age
of
▪
xiiii
.
yeres
/
the
kepar
shall
haue
the
double
value
of
theyr
maryage
after
the
teuour
of
the
same
acte
.
Moreouer
such
as
haue
withdrawen
theyr
maryage
shal
pay
the
full
value
therof
vnto
theyr
kepar
for
the
trespas
/
and
neuertheles
the
kynge
shall
haue
lyke
amendes
accordyng
to
the
same
acte
/
of
hym
that
so
hath
withdrawen
.
And
of
heyres
femals
after
they
haue
accomplyshed
the
age
of
.xiiii.
yeres
/
and
the
lorde
to
whom
the
maryage
belongyth
wyl
not
marye
them
but
for
couetyse
of
the
land
wyll
kepe
them
vnmaryed
.
It
is
prouyded
that
the
lord
shall
not
haue
nor
kepe
by
reason
of
maryage
the
landes
of
such
heyres
femals
more
then
two
yeres
after
the
terme
of
the
sayd
.xiiii.
yeres
/
and
if
the
lord
within
the
sayd
two
yeres
do
not
marye
them
/
then
shall
they
haue
accyon
to
recouer
theyr
inherytaunce
qwyte
without
gyuenge
any
thynge
for
theyr
wardshyp
or
theyr
maryage
.
And
if
they
of
malyce
or
by
euyll
counsell
wyll
not
be
maryed
by
theyr
chyef
lordes
(
where
they
shall
not
be
dysparaged
)
then
theyr
lordes
may
holde
theyr
lande
and
inherytaunce
/
vntyll
they
haue
accomplyshed
th
age
of
an
heyre
male
that
is
to
wyte
.xxi.
yeres
/
and
further
vntyll
they
haue
taken
the
value
of
the
maryage
.
¶
The
.xxiii.
Chapitre
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
in
no
cyte
/
borugh
/
towne
/
market
/
nor
fayre
/
there
be
no
foreyn
persone
(
beyng
of
the
realme
)
dystrayned
for
any
dette
/
wherof
he
is
not
dettour
or
pledge
/
&
he
that
doyth
it
/
shal
be
greuously
ponyshed
with
out
delaye
/
and
the
dystres
shal
be
delyuered
to
hym
by
the
bayllyffes
of
the
place
or
by
the
kynges
bayllyffes
/
if
nede
be
▪
¶
The
.xxiiii.
Chapitre
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
no
eschetour
/
sheryf
/
nor
other
baylyf
of
the
kyng
by
colour
of
his
offyce
without
specyall
warraunte
or
commaundement
/
or
authoryte
certayne
pertay●ynge
to
his
offyce
/
dyssese
no
man
of
his
srehold
/
nor
of
any
thyng
belongyng
to
his
●rehold
.
And
if
any
do
/
it
shal
be
at
the
elecc●on
of
the
dyssesye
/
whyther
that
the
kyng
by
offyce
shall
cause
it
to
be
amended
at
his
complaynte
/
or
that
he
wyll
sue
the
comen
lawe
by
an
assyse
of
nouell
dy●ieson
and
he
that
is
attaynted
therof
shal
pay
double
damages
to
the
playntyte
/
&
shal
be
greuously
amerced
vnto
the
kynge
.
¶
The
.xxv.
Chapiter
.
NO
offycer
of
the
kynges
shal
maynteyne
by
themselues
nor
by
other
/
plees
/
sutes
/
or
matters
/
hangyng
in
the
kynges
court
for
landes
/
tenementes
/
or
other
thynges
/
for
to
haue
parte
or
profytte
therof
by
couenaunt
made
betwen
them
/
&
he
that
doyth
shal
be
ponyshed
at
the
kynges
pleasure
.
¶
The
.xxvi.
Chapitre
.
ANd
that
no
sheryffe
nor
other
the
kynges
offycer
take
any
rewarde
to
do
his
offyce
/
but
shal
be
payed
of
that
they
take
of
the
kynge
/
and
he
that
●o
doyth
shall
ye●de
●wyfe
somuche
/
&
shall
be
ponyshed
at
the
kynges
pleasure
.
¶
The
.xxvii.
Chapiter
.
HAd
that
no
clerke
of
any
iustyce
/
eschetour
/
or
inquysit
our
shal
take
any
thyng
for
deliueryng
chap●●tes
but
onely
clerkes
of
iustyces
errant
in
theyr
cyrcuyte
which
shal
take
.ii.
s.
&
no
more
of
euery
wapentake
hundred
or
towne
that
aunsweryth
by
.xii.
or
by
.vi.
accordyng
as
the
amercyment
hath
ben
vsed
and
he
that
doyth
contrarye
shall
paye
thryse
somuche
as
he
hath
taken
&
shall
lose
the
seruyce
of
his
mayster
for
one
yere
.
¶
The
.xxviii.
Chapiter
.
HAd
that
none
of
the
kynges
clerkes
n●●
of
any
iustyce
from
hensforth
shall
r●●●●●e
the
presentment
of
any
church
for
●●●
which
any
plee
or
debate
is
in
the
kynges
cour●e
without
specyal
by
〈…〉
of
th●
kynge
and
that
the
kynge
for
〈…〉
to
lese
the
church
and
his
〈…〉
and
that
no
clerk
of
any
〈…〉
o●●●●●yf
take
●a●●e
in
any
quarelles
or
〈…〉
in
the
kynges
courte
/
nor
make
nor
cause
comen
ryght
to
be
delayed
or
dystourbed
/
and
if
any
so
do
/
be
shal
be
ponyshed
by
the
payne
afore
sayd
/
or
more
greuously
if
the
trespas
so
requyre
.
¶
The
.xxix.
Capiter
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
if
any
seruaunt
pleder
or
other
do
any
maner
of
dysceyt
or
collusyon
in
the
kynges
courte
/
or
consent
to
do
it
in
derogacion
of
the
court
/
or
to
begyle
the
court
or
the
partye
/
and
therof
be
attaynted
/
he
shall
be
impryson●d
for
a
yere
and
a
day
/
and
frōthensforth
shall
not
be
herd
to
ple●e
in
that
courte
for
any
man
.
And
if
he
be
no
pleder
/
he
shal
be
imprysoned
in
lyke
maner
by
the
space
of
a
yere
and
a
daye
at
the
least
.
And
if
the
trespas
requyre
greater
ponyshment
it
shal
be
at
the
kynges
pleasure
/
and
for
asmuche
as
many
complayne
themselues
of
the
ser●auntes
/
cryours
of
fee
and
the
marshal●es
of
iusty●es
in
cyre
takyng
money
wrongfully
of
suche
as
recouer
season
of
lande
/
or
of
them
that
optayne
theyr
matters
of
that
leuye
fynes
/
and
of
iurours
/
townes
prysoners
/
and
of
other
attached
vpon
plees
of
the
crowne
/
otherwyse
then
they
ought
to
do
in
dyuers
maners
.
And
for
asmuche
as
there
is
a
greatter
noumbre
of
them
then
there
ought
to
be
wherby
the
people
are
so
greued
/
the
kyng
commaundeth
that
such
thynges
be
no
more
done
from
hensforth
.
And
if
any
seriaunte
of
fee
do
it
/
his
offyce
shal
be
taken
into
the
kynges
handes
/
and
if
any
of
the
iustyces
marshals
do
it
/
they
shal
be
greuously
ponyshed
at
the
kynges
pleasure
/
and
aswell
the
tone
as
the
tother
shall
paye
to
all
playntyfes
the
treble
value
of
that
they
haue
receyued
in
suche
maner
.
¶
The
.xxx.
Chap.
OF
suche
as
take
outrageous
tolles
agaynste
the
comen
custome
of
the
realme
in
market
townes
.
It
is
prouyded
that
if
any
do
so
in
the
kynges
townes
that
is
bayllyf
in
fee
ferme
/
the
kyng
shal
sese
into
his
owne
hand
the
fredom
of
the
market
.
And
if
it
be
an
other
towne
/
and
it
be
done
by
the
lorde
of
the
towne
/
the
kyng
shall
do
in
lyke
maner
/
and
if
it
be
done
by
a
bayllyf
without
commaundement
of
his
lorde
/
he
shall
restore
to
the
playntyf
asmoche
more
for
the
outrageous
takynge
as
he
had
of
hym
if
he
had
caryed
his
toll
/
and
shall
haue
.xl.
dayes
imprysonment
/
of
cytezyns
or
but
gesses
to
whome
the
kyng
or
his
father
hath
graunted
murage
to
enclose
theyr
townes
/
and
take
suche
murage
otherwyse
than
it
was
graunted
vnto
them
/
and
therof
be
attaynted
.
It
is
prouyded
that
they
shall
lese
theyr
graunt
for
euer
more
/
and
shal
be
greuously
amerced
vnto
the
kynge
.
¶
The
.xxxi.
Chapiter
.
OF
suche
as
take
vytayll
or
other
thynges
to
the
kynges
vse
vpon
●redence
/
or
to
the
garryson
of
a
castell
/
or
otherwyse
/
and
when
they
haue
receyued
theyr
payment
in
the
eschequer
/
ga●
d●robe
or
otherwhere
they
witholde
it
from
the
creditors
to
theyr
great
damage
&
sklaundre
of
the
kyng
.
It
is
prouyded
for
such
as
haue
landes
or
tenementes
that
incontynent
it
shal
be
leuyed
of
theyr
landes
or
of
theyr
goodes
&
payed
vnto
the
creditours
with
the
damages
that
they
haue
sustayned
/
&
shal
be
raunsomed
for
the
trespas
/
and
if
they
haue
no
landes
nor
tenementes
/
they
shall
be
imprysoned
at
the
kynges
wyll
.
And
of
such
as
take
parte
of
the
kynges
dettes
/
or
other
rewardes
of
the
kynges
creditours
for
the
payment
of
such
dettes
.
It
is
prouyded
that
they
shall
pay
the
double
therof
and
be
greuously
ponyshed
at
the
kynges
plesure
.
And
of
such
as
take
horse
or
cartes
for
the
kynges
caryage
more
th●n
is
nede
and
take
rewardes
to
let
suche
horse
or
ca●●●s
to
go
.
It
is
prouyded
that
if
any
of
the
courte
so
do
/
he
shal
be
greuously
ponyshed
by
the
marshalles
/
and
if
it
be
done
out
of
the
court
/
or
by
one
that
is
not
of
the
court
/
and
be
therof
attayn●ed
/
he
shall
pay
treble
damages
and
shall
remayne
in
the
hynges
pryson
.
x●
.
dayes
.
¶
The
.xxxii.
Chap.
●T
is
pro●yded
that
no
she●yf
d●●
suffer
a●y
〈…〉
tours
or
maynt●no●●s
of
quarels
theyr
shye●s
/
neyther
〈…〉
of
great
lordes
nor
other
ou●
〈…〉
be
〈…〉
for
his
lord
to
make
〈…〉
nor
to
〈◊〉
iudgementes
in
the
●●r●●s
nor
to
pronounce
the
iudgemen●es/i●
be
not
sp●cyally
requyred
●
prayed
of
all
〈…〉
and
a●torneys
of
the
〈◊〉
which
shal
be
at
the
courte
and
if
an●
do
the
〈◊〉
shall
ponyshe
hym
greuously
for
〈…〉
and
hymselfe
.
¶
The
.xxxiii.
Chapitre
.
FOr
asmuche
as
many
haue
often
tymes
●old●
newe
tydynges
wher
by
dyscorde
or
occasyon
of
dyscord
hath
oftentymes
arysen
b●twen
the
kynge
&
his
people
or
great
men
of
this
realme
/
for
the
damage
that
hath
&
maye
therof
ensue
/
it
is
comaunded
that
from
hensforth
none
be
so
hardy
to
tell
or
publyshe
any
false
newes
or
sa●es
wherby
discord
or
●cc●syon
or
dyscord
or
sklaunder
may
g●●w●
betwen
the
kyng
and
his
people●
or
the
great
m●n
of
the
realme
/
and
he
that
〈…〉
kept
in
pryson
/
vntyll
he
be
brought
in
●
the
court
which
was
fyrst
au●●or
of
the
●ale
.
¶
The
.xxxiiii.
Chapitre
OF
great
men
and
theyr
bayllyffes
and
other
(
the
kynges
offycers
excepted
vnto
whom
specyall
au〈…〉e
is
gyuen
)
which
at
the
co●●●●ynce
o●s●●t
/
or
by
theyr
owne
authoryte
/
attache
other
passynge
by
the
waye
wi●h
theyr
goodes
compellynge
them
to
aunswere
afore
them
vpon
contractes
couenauntes
&
trespasses
done
out
of
theyr
iurysdiccyon
where
in
dede
they
hold
naught
of
them
nor
within
the
fraunchyse
where
theyr
power
is
/
in
pretudyce
or
the
kynge
and
his
crowne
and
to
the
damage
of
the
people
It
is
prouyded
that
none
from
hensforth
so
do
/
and
if
any
●o
he
shall
pay
to
hym
that
by
this
occasyon
shal
be
a●tached
his
damages
double
and
shal
be
greuously
amerced
to
the
kynge
.
¶
The
.xxxv.
Chapiter
.
FOrasmuch
as
before
this
tyme
reasonable
ayde
to
make
a
mannes
son
knyght
or
to
mary
his
doughter
was
neuer
put
in
certayne
/
nor
how
much
shuld
be
taken
/
nor
at
what
tyme
/
wherby
some
leuyed
outrageous
ayde
and
more
often
then
semed
necessarye
/
wherby
the
people
wer
so
greued
.
It
is
prouyded
that
from
hensforth
of
an
hole
knyghtes
fee
there
be
taken
but
.xx.
s.
And
of
.xx.
li.
land
holden
in
socage
.xx.
s.
and
of
more
more
/
and
of
les
lesse
after
the
rate
.
And
that
none
shall
leuye
suche
ayde
to
make
his
sonne
knyght
vntyll
his
sone
be
.xv.
yeres
of
age
/
nor
to
marye
his
doughter
vntyl
she
be
of
the
age
of
.vii.
yeres
.
And
of
that
shal
be
made
mencyon
in
the
kynges
wrytte
grounded
on
the
same
when
any
wyll
demaunde
it
.
And
if
it
happen
that
the
father
when
he
hath
leuyed
such
ayde
of
his
tenauntes
dye
before
he
hath
maryed
his
doughter
the
executours
of
the
father
shal
be
bound
to
the
doughter
for
asmuche
as
the
father
receyued
for
the
ayde
.
And
if
the
fathers
goodes
be
not
suffycyent
his
heyre
shal
be
charged
therwith
vnto
his
doughter
.
¶
The
.xxxvi.
Chapitre
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
and
agreyd
that
if
any
man
be
attaynted
of
dysseson
done
in
the
tyme
of
the
kyng
that
nowe
is
with
robborye
of
any
maner
of
good
or
mouable
by
recognysaunce
of
the
assyse
of
nouell
dysseson
/
the
iudgement
shal
be
such
/
that
the
playntyf
shall
recouer
seson
of
the
lande
with
his
damages
aswel
of
the
goodes
and
mouables
afore
sayd
as
of
the
frehold
/
and
the
dyssessour
shal
be
●aunsomed
/
which
whyther
he
be
present
or
not
(
so
it
be
presented
)
shall
fyrst
be
awarded
to
pryson
.
And
in
lyke
maner
it
shal
be
done
of
dysseson
with
force
and
armes
/
although
there
be
no
robborye
.
¶
The
.xxxvii.
Chapiter
.
FOr
as
much
as
certayne
people
of
this
realme
doubte
very
lytle
to
gyue
false
verdyts
or
othes
(
which
they
ought
not
to
do
)
wherby
muche
people
are
dysheryted
and
lese
theyr
ryght
.
It
is
prouyded
that
the
kynge
of
his
offyce
shall
from
hensforthe
gyue
attayntes
in
plees
of
lande
/
or
of
freholde
/
or
of
any
thynge
touchyng
freholde
/
when
it
shall
seme
to
hym
necessarye
.
¶
The
.xxxviii.
Chapitre
.
ANd
forasmuch
as
it
is
longe
tyme
passed
syns
the
wryttes
vndernamed
were
lymytted
.
It
is
prouyded
that
in
conuayeng
a
dys●ent
in
a
wryt
of
ryght
none
shall
presume
to
declare
of
the
season
of
his
auncetour
further
or
beyonde
the
tyme
of
kynge
Rycharde
vncle
of
kynge
Henry
father
to
the
kynge
that
nowe
is
and
that
a
wrytte
of
nouell
dysseson
of
purpartye
which
is
called
nuper
obiit
/
haue
theyr
lymytacyon
syns
the
fyrste
voyage
of
kynge
Henry
father
to
the
kyng
that
now
is
into
Gascoygne
.
And
that
wryttes
of
mort
dauncetour
of
cosynage
/
of
ayell
of
entre
/
and
of
●y●
/
haue
theyr
lym●tacyon
from
the
coronacyon
of
the
same
kynge
Henry
and
not
before
/
but
all
wryttes
purchased
nowe
by
themselues
or
to
be
purchased
betwen
this
and
the
feaste
of
sayncte
Iohan
for
one
yere
complete
shal
be
pleded
from
as
longe
tyme
as
heretofore
they
haue
ben
vsed
to
be
pleded
.
¶
The
.xxxix.
Chapitre
.
FOr
asmuche
as
many
folke
are
de●●yed
of
theyr
ryght
by
false
vouchyng
to
wa●rātye
.
It
is
prouyded
that
in
wryttes
of
possession
fyrste
of
all
in
a
wrytte
of
mortdaunce●our
/
of
cosynage
▪
of
●yell
nu●er
●but
/
of
●ntrusyon
&
other
lyke
wryt●es
wherby
landes
or
●en●mentes
whiche
ought
●o
dyscend
/
reuer●e
/
remayne
/
or
fal●e
by
the
deathe
or
by
the
death
of
an
auncetour
or
otherwyse
/
that
if
the
tenaunt
vouch
to
warrantye
/
and
the
demaundaunt
counterpledyth
vnto
hym
/
and
wyll
auerre
by
assyse
or
by
the
countre
/
or
otherwyse
as
the
co●tre
wyll
awarde
/
that
the
tenaunte
or
his
auncetour
(
whose
heyre
he
is
)
was
the
fyrste
that
entred
after
the
deathe
of
hym
/
of
whose
season
he
demaundeth
.
The
auer●●ment
of
the
dema●ndan●
shal
be
receyued
if
the
tenaunt
therto
wyll
attend
/
&
if
not
he
shal
be
further
compelled
to
another
aunswere
/
if
he
haue
not
his
warrantour
presente
that
wyll
warraunte
hym
frely
and
incontinent
entre
into
the
warrauntye
sauyng
to
the
demaundant
his
ex●●●cyons
agaynste
hym
/
if
he
wyll
vouch
further
as
he
dyd
before
agaynst
the
fyrste
tenaunt
.
From
hensforthe
in
all
maner
of
wryttes
of
entre
whiche
make
mencyon
of
degrees
/
none
shall
vouch
out
of
the
lyne
/
nor
in
other
wryttes
of
entre
where
no
mencion
is
made
of
degrees
/
which
wryttes
shall
not
be
maynteyned
but
in
cases
where
the
other
wryttes
of
degrees
can
not
lye
nor
holde
place
.
And
in
a
wrytte
of
ryght
it
is
prouyded
that
if
the
tenaunt
vouch
to
warrauntye
/
and
the
demaundant
conterplede
hym
/
and
be
redy
to
auerre
by
the
countre
that
he
that
is
vouched
nor
his
auncetours
had
neuer
season
of
the
land
or
tenement
demaunded
fee
nor
seruyce
/
by
the
handes
of
the
tenaunt
or
his
auncetours
syns
the
tyme
of
hym
on
whose
season
the
demaundant
declareth
vntyll
the
tyme
that
the
wrytte
was
purchased
and
the
ple
moued
wher
by
he
myght
haue
infeffed
the
tenaunt
or
his
auncetours
.
Then
let
the
auerrement
of
the
demaundaunt
be
receyued
if
the
tenaunt
therto
wyll
attend
/
&
if
no●
the
tenaunt
shal
be
further
compelled
to
an
other
aunswere
/
if
he
be
not
present
that
wyll
warraunte
hym
frely
and
in
contynent
entre
in
aunswer
/
sauynge
to
the
demaundant
his
excepcyons
agaynst
hym
/
as
he
had
before
agaynst
the
fyrst
tenaunt
/
&
the
sayd
excepcion
shall
haue
placein
a
wrytte
of
mordauncetour
/
and
in
the
other
wryttes
before
named
aswell
as
in
wryttes
that
concerne
ryght
/
and
if
percase
the
tenaunt
haue
a
dede
of
warrauntye
of
another
man
that
is
bound
in
none
of
these
cases
before
mencyoned
to
the
warrauntye
of
his
elder
degre
/
his
recouerye
by
a
wrytte
of
warrauntye
of
chartour
out
of
the
kynges
chauncery
shall
be
saued
to
hym
/
at
what
tyme
so
euer
he
wyll
purchase
it
/
howe
be
it
the
plee
shall
not
be
delayed
therfore
.
¶
The
.xl.
Chapitre
.
FOr
the
othes
of
champions
it
is
thus
prouyded
(
because
it
seledom
happeneth
but
that
the
champion
of
the
demaundaunt
is
forsworne
in
that
he
swereth
that
he
or
his
father
saw
the
season
of
his
lorde
/
or
his
auncetour
/
&
that
his
father
comaunded
hym
to
deraygne
the
ryght
)
that
from
hensforth
the
champyon
of
the
demaundaunt
shall
not
be
compelled
so
to
sweare
.
Neuertheles
his
othe
shal
be
kepte
in
all
other
poyntes
.
¶
The
.xli.
Chapiter
.
FOr
asmuch
as
in
a
wrytte
of
assyse
attayntes
/
and
iuris
vtrum
/
the
●urrours
be
often
troubled
by
reason
of
the
essoynes
of
tenauntes
.
It
is
prouyded
that
after
he
hath
ons
appered
in
the
courte
that
he
shal
be
no
more
essoyued
/
but
shall
make
his
attorney
to
sue
for
hym
if
he
wyll
/
and
if
not
/
the
assyse
or
iurye
shal
be
taken
through
his
defaute
.
¶
The
.xlii.
Chapitre
.
FOr
asmuche
as
demaundantes
be
●●ē●ymes
delayed
of
theyr
ryght
b
〈…〉
son
〈…〉
many
parceners
be
tenā●●s
of
whiche
none
may
be
compelled
to
aunswer
without
the
other
/
or
that
there
be
manye
ioyn●ly
infelled
where
none
knowyth
his
seuerall
/
and
such
tenaunte●
of●ē●●mes
fourth
by
es●oyne
/
so
that
euery
of
them
hath
a
seuerall
essoyne
.
It
is
prouyded
that
fromhensforthe
suche
tenaun●es
shall
not
haue
es●oyne
but
at
one
day
no
more
then
one
sole
tenaunte
sheweth
▪
●●/●o
that
from
hensforth
they
shall
no
more
fourche
/
but
onely
for
to
haue
one
e●●oyne
.
¶
The
.xliii.
Chapiter
.
FOr
as
muche
as
dyuers
persones
cause
themselues
falsely
to
be
ess●●ned
(
for
beyng
ouer
the
see
)
wherein
〈…〉
they
were
within
the
realme
the
day
o●●●e
〈…〉
s.
It
is
prouyded
from
hensforth
that
this
es●oyne
be
not
all
tymes
allowed
/
if
the
demaundant
wyll
challenge
it
/
and
wyll
be
redy
to
auerr●
that
he
was
in
Englande
the
daye
of
the
somons
and
.iii.
wekes
after
/
it
shal
be
a●ourned
in
this
●ou●me
/
that
if
the
demaundant
be
redy
at
a
certayne
day
by
auerrement
of
the
countre
/
or
otherwyse
as
the
courte
shall
awarde
●o
proue
that
the
tenaunt
was
within
the
.iiii.
sees
the
daye
that
he
was
somoned
.
and
.iii.
wekes
after
/
so
that
he
myght
be
reasonably
warned
and
so
found
/
the
essoyne
shal
be
●ourned
into
a
defaute
.
And
that
is
to
be
vnderstanden
onely
before
iustyces
.
¶
The
.xliiii.
Chapitre
.
COncernynge
delayes
in
all
maner
of
wryttes
and
attachementes
it
is
thus
prouyded
/
that
if
the
tenaunt
or
defendaunt
after
the
fyrst
attachement
recorded
do
make
defau●e
/
that
incontynent
the
great
dystres
shal
be
awarded
.
And
if
the
sheryf
do
not
make
suffycyent
retourne
by
a
certayne
daye
/
he
shall
be
greuously
amerced
/
and
if
he
retourne
that
he
hath
made
execucyon
in
due
maner
/
and
the
issues
delyuered
to
the
suretyes
/
then
the
sheryf
shal
be
comaunded
that
he
retourne
issues
at
another
daye
before
the
iustyces
/
and
if
the
partye
beynge
attached
come
in
at
his
daye
to
saue
his
defautes
/
he
shall
haue
the
issues
/
and
if
he
come
not
the
kynge
shall
And
the
kynges
iustyces
shall
cause
to
be
delyuered
in
the
warderobe
/
and
the
iustyces
of
the
benche
at
Westmynster
shall
delyuer
hym
in
th
eschequer
/
and
iustyces
in
eyer
to
the
sheryf
of
the
shyre
where
they
plede
aswell
of
that
shyre
as
of
foreyn
shyres
/
&
shal
be
charged
therwith
in
somons
by
the
rolles
of
iustyces
.
¶
The
.xlv.
Chapitre
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
and
commaunded
by
the
kynge
that
the
iustyces
of
the
kynges
benche
at
Westmynster
from
hensforth
shall
decyse
all
plees
determynable
at
one
daye
before
any
matter
be
arrayned
or
plee
comenced
the
day
folowyng
/
except
that
theyr
essoynes
shall
be
entryd
iudged
and
allowed
/
and
by
reason
herof
no
man
shal
absent
hymselfe
but
shall
come
at
the
day
to
hym
lymytted
.
¶
The
.xlvi.
Chapiter
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
if
any
from
hensforth
purchase
a
wrytte
of
nouell
dysseson
and
he
agaynst
whome
the
wrytte
was
brought
as
pryncypall
dyssesour
dyeth
before
the
assyse
be
passed
/
that
then
the
heyre
shal
haue
his
wrytte
of
entre
vpon
dysseson
against
the
heyre
of
the
dyssesour
or
dyssesors
of
what
age
so
euer
they
be
/
lykewyse
the
heyre
or
heyres
of
the
dyssesye
shall
haue
theyr
wryttes
agaynst
the
dyssesours
or
theyr
heyres
of
what
age
so
euer
they
be
.
And
if
peraduenture
the
dyssesye
chaunce
to
dye
before
he
hath
purchased
his
wrytte
so
that
for
the
nonages
of
the
heyres
of
the
one
partye
or
the
other
/
the
wrytte
be
not
abated
nor
the
plee
delayed
/
but
for
asmuch
as
he
may
without
offendyng
the
lawe
/
it
must
be
hasted
to
make
fresh
sute
after
the
dysseson
.
And
in
lyke
maner
this
ordre
shal
be
obserued
in
al
poyntes
for
the
ryght
of
prelates
/
men
of
relygion
/
and
other
/
to
whome
landes
nor
tenementes
can
no
wyse
dyscende
after
others
death
/
whyther
they
be
dyssesyes
or
dyssesours
.
And
if
the
partyes
in
pledyng
come
to
the
inquest
/
and
it
passeth
agaynste
the
heyre
within
age
/
and
namely
agaynste
the
heyre
of
the
dyssesye
/
then
●
such
case
he
shal
haue
an
attaynte
of
the
kynges
specyall
grace
.
¶
The
.xlvii.
Chapitre
.
IF
a
wardeyn
or
chyef
lorde
infeffe
any
man
of
lande
that
is
thynherytaunce
of
a
chylde
within
age
and
in
his
warde
to
the
dysherytaunce
of
the
heyre
.
It
is
prouyded
that
the
heyre
shal
forth
with
recouer
by
assyse
of
nouel
dysseson
agaynst
his
kepar
and
agaynst
the
tenant
/
and
the
seson
shal
be
delyuered
by
the
iustyces
(
if
it
be
recouered
)
to
the
next
frende
of
the
heyre
to
whome
the
inherytaunce
can
not
dyscende
for
to
improue
to
the
vse
of
the
heyre
/
and
to
aunswere
for
the
issues
vnto
the
heyre
when
he
shal
come
to
full
age
/
and
the
kepar
for
his
lyfe
shall
lese
the
custodye
of
the
thynge
recouered
and
all
the
inherytaunce
that
he
holdeth
by
reason
of
the
heyre
/
and
if
another
wardeyn
then
the
chyef
lord
do
it
/
he
shall
lese
the
wardshyp
of
all
to gyther
/
and
be
greuously
ponyshed
by
the
kyng
.
And
if
the
enfaunt
be
caryed
away
or
dystourbed
by
the
wardeyn
or
by
the
feffee
/
or
by
other
by
reason
wherof
he
can
not
sue
his
assyse
/
then
maye
one
of
his
next
frendes
(
that
wyll
)
sue
for
hym
which
shal
be
therto
admytted
.
¶
The
.xlviii.
Chapitre
.
IN
a
wrytte
of
dower
called
(
vnde
nihil
habet
)
the
wrytte
shall
not
abate
by
the
excepcion
of
the
tenaunt
/
because
she
hath
receyued
her
dower
of
another
man
before
the
wrytte
purchased
onles
that
he
can
shew
that
she
hath
receyued
parte
of
her
dower
of
hymselfe
and
in
the
same
towne
/
before
the
wrytte
purchased
.
And
for
asmuch
as
the
kyng
hath
ordeyned
these
thynges
to
the
honour
of
god
and
holy
church
/
and
for
the
remedy
of
suche
as
be
greued
/
he
wolde
not
that
any
other
tyme
it
shulde
turne
in
preiudyce
of
hymself
or
of
his
crown
/
but
that
such
ryghtes
as
appertayne
to
hym
shulde
be
saued
in
all
poyntes
.
And
for
asmuche
as
it
is
great
charite
to
doo
ryght
vnto
all
men
at
all
tymes
(
when
nede
shal
be
)
by
the
assent
of
all
the
prelates
it
was
prouyded
that
assyses
of
nouell
dysseson
/
mortdauncetour
/
and
darreyn
presentment
shulde
be
taken
in
aduente
/
septuagesme
/
and
lente
/
euen
aswell
as
a
man
maye
take
inquestes
/
and
that
at
the
specyall
request
of
the
kynge
made
to
the
byshops
.
¶
Here
endyth
the
fyrst
statute
of
westmynster
.
¶
The
statute
of
Gloucestre
made
the
.vii.
yere
of
kyng
Edwarde
the
fyrste
.
⸫
FOr
the
great
myschyefes
damages
and
dysherytaunces
that
the
people
of
this
our
realme
of
Englande
haue
heretofore
suffered
through
defaute
of
the
law
that
fayled
in
dyuerse
cases
within
our
sayd
realme
Our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
for
the
amendement
of
the
realme
/
for
the
releuyng
of
the
people
/
and
to
eschewe
suche
myschyefes
/
damages
/
and
dysherytaunces
/
hath
prouyded
and
establyshed
these
actes
vnderwrytten
/
wyllyng
and
commaundyng
that
fromhensforthe
they
be
fyrmely
obserued
within
this
realme
.
¶
The
fyrste
Chapiter
.
UUher
as
heretofore
damages
wee
not
awarded
in
assyses
of
nouell
dysseson
but
onely
agaynst
the
dyssesors
.
It
is
prouyded
that
if
the
dyssesours
do
alyene
the
landes
/
and
haue
not
wherof
there
may
be
damages
leuyed
/
that
they
to
whose
handes
such
tenementes
shall
come
shal
be
charged
with
the
damages
so
that
euery
one
of
them
shal
be
charged
with
the
damages
for
his
tyme
.
It
is
prouyded
also
that
the
dyssesye
shall
recouer
damages
in
a
wrytte
of
entre
grounded
vpon
dysseson
agaynste
hym
that
is
founde
tenaunt
after
the
dyssesour
.
It
is
prouyded
also
that
where
before
this
tyme
damages
were
not
awarded
in
a
plee
of
mortdauncetour
but
in
case
where
landes
wer
recouered
agaynst
chyef
lordes
/
that
from
hensforth
damages
shal
be
awarded
in
all
cases
where
a
man
recouereth
by
assyse
of
mortdaunce
tour
/
as
before
is
sayd
in
assyse
of
nouell
dysseson
/
and
lykewyse
damages
shal
be
recouered
in
wryttes
of
cosynage
/
ayel
/
&
besayell
/
and
where
as
before
tyme
damages
were
not
taxed
/
but
to
the
value
of
the
issues
of
the
lande
.
It
is
prouyded
that
the
demaundant
shall
recouer
agaynst
the
tenaunt
/
his
costes
from
the
day
of
his
wrytte
purchased
with
the
damages
aboue
sayde
.
And
this
acte
shall
holde
place
in
all
cases
where
the
party
is
to
recouer
damages
.
And
from
hensforth
the
partye
shal
be
compelled
to
pay
damages
where
the
lande
is
recouered
agaynst
hym
for
his
owne
intrusyon
or
other
vnlawfull
acte
.
¶
The
.ii.
Cha.
IF
a
chyloe
within
age
be
holden
from
his
inherytaunce
afte
the
deathe
of
his
father
/
graundfather
or
great
graundfather
/
wherby
he
is
dryuen
to
his
wrytte
/
and
his
aduersarye
comyng
into
the
court
/
and
for
his
aunswere
alledgyth
fesfemēt
/
or
pledyth
some
other
thynge
/
wherby
the
iustyces
awarde
an
inquest
/
wheras
before
the
inqueste
was
de●erred
vnto
the
full
age
of
thynfant
/
nowe
the
inquest
shall
passe
aswell
as
if
he
were
of
full
age
.
¶
The
.iii.
Chapitre
.
IT
is
establyshed
also
that
if
a
man
alyene
any
land
that
he
holdeth
by
the
lawe
of
Englande
/
his
sonne
shall
not
be
barred
by
the
dede
of
his
father
(
from
whome
no
herytage
to
hym
dyscended
)
to
demaunde
and
recouer
by
wrytte
of
mort
dauncetour
of
the
season
of
his
mother
/
although
it
be
mencyoned
in
the
dede
that
his
father
dyd
bynde
hym
and
his
heyres
to
warrauntye
.
And
if
the
inheritaunce
dyseend
to
hym
of
his
fathers
syde
then
he
shall
be
barred
for
the
value
of
the
inheritaunce
to
hym
dyscended
.
And
if
in
such
case
after
the
death
of
his
father
/
the
inherytaunce
dyscende
to
hym
by
the
same
father
/
then
shall
the
heyre
recouer
agaynst
hym
of
the
season
of
his
mother
by
a
iudycyal
wrytte
that
shall
issue
out
of
the
rolles
of
the
iustyces
/
before
whom
the
plee
was
pleded
to
resomon
his
warrauntye
as
before
hath
be
done
in
lyke
cases
/
where
the
heyre
of
the
warrauntour
cometh
into
the
court
sayeng
/
that
naught
dyscended
from
hym
vpon
whose
dede
he
is
vouched
.
And
in
lyke
maner
the
issue
of
the
sonne
shall
recouer
by
wrytte
of
cosynage
/
ayell
/
and
besayell
.
Lykewyse
and
in
lyke
maner
the
heyre
of
the
wyfe
shall
not
be
barred
after
the
death
of
his
father
and
his
mother
for
to
demaunde
by
accyon
/
the
inherytaunce
of
his
mother
by
wrytte
of
entre
/
which
his
father
dyd
alyene
in
the
tyme
of
his
mother
/
wherof
no
fyne
is
leuyed
in
the
kynges
court
.
¶
The
.iiii.
Chapitre
.
ALso
if
à
man
let
his
lande
to
ferme
or
to
fynde
estouers
/
in
meate
or
in
clothe
/
amountyng
to
the
very
value
of
the
.iiii.
parte
of
the
lande
/
and
he
that
holdeth
the
lande
so
charged
lettys
it
lye
freshe
/
so
that
the
partye
can
fynde
no
dystres
there
by
the
space
of
.ii.
or
.iii.
yeres
to
compell
the
fermour
to
payment
/
or
to
do
as
is
contayned
in
the
wrytyng
or
leasse
.
It
is
establyshed
that
after
the
two
yeres
passed
the
lessour
shall
haue
accyon
to
demanude
the
lande
in
demeane
by
a
wrytte
out
of
the
chauncetye
.
And
if
he
agaynst
whom
the
lande
is
demaunded
come
before
iudgement
and
paye
the
atretages
and
the
damages
/
&
fynde
sutetye
such
as
the
courte
shall
thynke
suffycyent
to
paye
from
hensforth
as
is
contayned
in
the
wryttynge
of
his
lesse
he
shall
kept
the
lande
.
And
if
he
tarye
vntyl
it
be
recouered
by
iudgement
/
he
shal
be
barred
for
euer
after
.
¶
The
.v.
Chapiter
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
a
man
fromhensforthe
shall
haue
a
wrytte
of
waste
in
the
chauncery
agaynst
hym
that
boldeth
by
the
lawe
of
Englande
/
or
otherwyse
for
terme
of
lyfe
/
or
of
yeres
/
or
a
woman
that
holdeth
in
dower
.
And
who
that
is
attaynted
of
waste
shall
lese
the
thynge
wasted
/
and
moreouer
shall
recompence
thryse
so
much
as
the
waste
shal
be
tared
at
/
&
for
waste
made
in
the
tyme
of
wardshyp
shal
be
done
as
is
contayned
in
the
great
chartour
the
seconde
chapitre
/
that
is
to
saye
that
he
which
dyd
waste
durynge
the
wardshyp
sholde
lese
the
warde
/
it
is
agreyd
that
he
shall
recompence
the
heyre
for
the
damages
of
the
waste
if
so
be
that
the
wardshyp
loste
do
not
suffyse
for
the
damages
before
the
age
of
the
heyre
of
the
same
warde
.
¶
The
.vi.
Chapiter
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
if
a
man
dye
hauyng
many
heyres
/
of
whom
one
is
son
or
doughter
/
brother
or
suster
nephew
or
nece
/
and
the
other
be
of
a
further
degre
/
all
the
heyres
shall
recouer
from
hensforth
by
a
wrytte
of
mortdauncetour
.
¶
The
.vii.
Chapiter
.
ALso
if
a
woman
sell
or
gyue
in
fee
or
for
terme
of
lyfe
suche
lande
/
as
she
holdeth
i
dower
.
It
is
ordeyned
that
the
heyre
or
he
to
whom
the
land
ought
to
retourne
after
the
death
of
suche
woman
shal
immedyatly
recouer
by
a
wryt
of
entre
in
the
chauncery
.
¶
The
.viii.
Chapiter
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
sheryfes
shall
plede
plees
of
trespas
in
theyr
countyes
as
they
haue
ben
accustomed
to
do
/
and
that
none
from
hensforth
shall
haue
wryttes
of
trespas
before
iustyces
without
he
swere
by
his
fayth
that
the
goodes
taken
away
were
worth
.xl.
●
.
at
the
least
.
And
if
he
complayne
of
betyng
he
shall
swere
by
his
fayth
that
his
playn●
is
true
/
of
plees
of
mayhem
a
man
shall
haue
his
wrytte
as
before
hath
ben
used
And
it
is
agreyd
that
the
defendauntes
in
such
plees
shall
make
theyr
attorneys
where
appeall
lyeth
not
/
so
that
if
they
be
attaynted
in
the
absence
of
the
partye
the
sheryffe
shal
be
commaunded
to
take
them
/
and
shall
haue
lyke
payne
as
the
partyes
shulde
haue
had
/
if
they
had
ben
present
at
the
iudgem●nt
gyuen
.
And
if
the
playntyfes
fromhensforthe
in
suche
trespas
cause
themselfe
to
be
essoyned
after
the
fyrst
appataunce
day
shal
be
gyuen
them
vnto
the
comyng
of
the
iustyces
errauntes
/
and
the
defendauntes
in
the
meane
tyme
shal
be
in
peace
in
suche
plees
and
other
where
as
attachementes
and
dystresses
do
lye
.
And
if
the
defendant
●ssoy●e
hymselfe
of
the
kynges
seruyce
/
and
do
not
brynge
his
warraunte
in
/
at
the
day
gyuen
hym
by
the
essoyne
.
It
is
prouyded
that
he
shall
recompence
the
playntyf
damages
for
his
iourney
.xx.
●
or
more
after
the
discrecyon
of
the
iustyces
/
and
at
the
leaste
shal
be
greuously
amerced
vnto
the
kynge
.
¶
The
.ix.
Chapiter
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
no
wrytte
shal
from
hensforth
issue
out
of
the
chauncery
for
the
death
of
a
man
to
inquere
whyther
he
were
stayne
by
mysfortune
or
in
his
defence
/
or
otherwyse
without
felonye
.
And
if
he
be
in
pryson
before
the
comyng
of
the
iustyces
errauntes
/
assygned
to
the
gayle
delyuere
&
putteth
hymselfe
before
them
for
good
and
pll
.
And
if
it
be
founden
by
the
countre
that
he
dyd
it
in
his
defence
or
by
mysfortune
/
then
the
iustyces
shall
do
the
kynge
to
wyte
therof
/
and
the
kynge
shall
take
hym
in
his
grace
if
it
please
hym
.
It
is
prouyded
also
that
no
appeal
shal
be
abated
so
sone
as
they
haue
ben
/
but
if
the
appellour
declare
the
dede
the
yere
/
the
daye
/
the
howre
/
the
tyme
of
the
kyng
/
&
the
towne
/
where
the
dede
was
done
/
&
of
whose
arme
he
was
slayne
/
the
appeal
shall
stand
in
effect
/
and
shall
not
be
abated
for
defaute
of
freshe
sute
wherby
the
partye
shall
sue
within
the
yere
and
the
daye
after
the
dede
done
.
¶
The
.x.
Chapiter
.
UUhere
as
it
is
contayned
in
the
statute
of
the
kynge
that
nowe
is
/
that
two
parcenexs
/
or
two
that
holde
in
comen
/
maye
not
forche
by
essoyne
after
that
they
haue
one
tyme
appeared
in
that
courte
/
it
is
prouyded
that
the
same
be
obserued
&
aepte
there
where
a
man
and
his
wyfe
be
impleded
in
the
kynges
court
¶
The
.xi.
Chapitre
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
if
a
man
lesse
his
landes
for
terme
of
yeres
within
the
cyte
of
London
/
and
he
to
whome
the
freholde
belongeth
causeth
hymselfe
to
be
impleded
collusyō
and
maketh
defaute
after
defaute
/
or
cometh
into
the
courte
and
gyueth
it
vp
/
for
to
make
the
termour
lese
his
terme
and
the
demaundant
optayneth
the
cause
/
so
that
the
termour
may
recouer
by
wryt
of
couenaunt
/
the
mayer
/
and
the
bayllyffes
maye
inquere
by
good
vye
we
in
the
presence
of
the
termour
and
of
the
demaundant
/
whyther
the
demaundant
moued
his
plee
vpon
good
ryght
that
he
had
or
by
collusyon
and
fraude
to
make
the
termour
lese
his
terme
/
and
if
it
be
founde
by
the
inquest
that
the
demaundant
moued
his
plee
vpon
good
ryght
that
he
had
the
iudgement
shal
be
gyuen
forth
with
/
and
if
it
be
founde
by
inquest
that
he
impleded
hym
by
fraude
to
make
the
termour
lese
his
terme
/
then
shall
the
termour
entdye
his
terme
/
and
the
execucyon
of
iudgement
for
the
demaundant
shal
be
suspended
vntyll
the
terme
be
expyred
.
And
in
lyke
maner
it
shall
be
of
equyte
before
iustyces
in
such
case
/
if
the
termour
do
challenge
it
afore
the
iudgement
gyuen
.
¶
The
.xii.
Chapitre
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
if
a
man
be
impleded
for
lande
in
the
same
cyte
/
and
doyth
vouche
a
foreyne
to
warrauntye
/
he
shall
come
into
the
chauncery
and
haue
a
wrytte
to
somon
his
warrauntour
at
a
certayne
daye
before
the
iustyces
of
the
benche
and
another
wryt
to
the
mayer
and
sheryfes
that
they
surceasse
in
the
matter
that
is
before
them
by
wrytte
/
vntyll
the
matter
of
warrauntye
be
determyned
before
the
iustyces
of
the
benche
.
And
when
the
warrauntye
shal
be
on
s
determyned
before
the
iustyces
of
the
benche
/
then
shall
the
partye
warraunted
be
commaunded
to
go
in
to
London
to
aunswer
vnto
the
chyef
plee
/
and
a
wrytte
shal
be
awarded
for
the
demaundant
by
the
iustyces
vnto
the
mayer
and
sheryfes
that
they
passe
further
vpon
the
plee
.
And
if
the
demaundant
recouer
agaynste
the
tenaunt
/
the
tenaunt
shall
come
before
the
iustyces
o
▪
the
benche
that
shall
dyrecte
a
wryt
vnto
the
mayer
and
sheryfes
/
that
if
the
tenaunte
haue
loste
his
lande
/
that
they
shall
cause
the
lande
to
be
extended
and
valued
/
&
shall
retourne
the
extent
at
a
certayne
day
in
●o
the
benche
/
&
after
it
shal
be
commaunded
vnto
the
sheryf
of
the
shyre
where
the
warrauntye
was
somoned
that
he
shall
cause
the
partye
warranted
to
haue
as
moche
of
the
lande
of
the
warrantour
in
value
/
as
he
lost
.
¶
The
.xiii.
Chapiter
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
that
after
such
tyme
as
a
plee
is
moued
in
the
cyte
of
London
by
wrytte
/
the
tenaunt
shall
haue
no
power
to
make
any
waste
or
estrypament
of
the
lande
beynge
in
demaund
(
hangyng
the
ple
)
&
if
he
do
the
mayer
and
sheryfes
shall
cause
it
to
be
kept
at
the
sute
of
the
demaundant
.
And
the
same
ordynaunce
and
statute
shal
be
obserued
in
other
cyt●es
/
boroughes
/
&
euery
where
through
out
the
realme
.
¶
The
.xiiii.
Chapitre
.
THe
kynge
of
his
specyall
grace
graunteth
vnto
the
cytezyns
of
London
that
where
as
before
tymes
they
that
were
dyssesed
of
theyr
freholde
in
the
same
cyte
coude
not
recouer
theyr
damages
before
the
comyng
of
the
iustyces
to
the
towre
/
that
from
hensforth
the
dyssesyes
shall
haue
damages
by
the
same
assyse
wherby
they
recouered
theyr
landes
And
the
dissesours
shal
be
amerced
by
barons
of
the
eschequer
whiche
shall
resorte
ones
a
yere
into
the
cyte
to
do
it
.
And
it
shal
be
commaunded
to
the
barons
and
to
the
treasourer
of
th
eschequer
that
they
shall
cause
it
euery
yere
to
be
leuyed
by
two
of
them
/
and
the
amercymentes
by
the
somons
of
the
eschequer
to
be
leuyed
to
the
kynges
vse
delyuered
vp
in
the
eschequer
.
¶
The
.xv.
Chapiter
.
IT
is
prouyded
also
/
that
mayers
and
bayllyffes
before
the
comynge
of
the
barons
shall
inquere
of
wynes
sold
agaynste
the
assyse
/
and
shall
presente
it
before
them
at
theyr
comyng
/
and
then
to
amerce
the
partyes
where
before
tymes
they
taryed
vnto
the
comynge
of
the
iustyces
errauntes
.
youen
at
Gloucestre
the
.iiii.
day
of
Octobre
the
.vi.
yere
of
the
reygne
of
kynge
Edwarde
sone
of
kynge
Henry
.
¶
Here
endeth
the
statute
of
Gloucestre
.
¶
Exposycyons
vpon
the
statute
of
Gloucestre
.
AFterwarde
by
the
kynge
our
soueraygne
lorde
and
his
iustyces
certayn
were
made
vpon
som
of
the
artycles
about
mencyoned
/
and
as
to
the
fyrst
artycle
/
that
for
entrees
by
dysseson
damages
shall
runne
from
the
tyme
of
the
statute
publyshed
/
lykewyse
of
wryttes
of
entre
vpon
dysseson
of
damages
in
all
wryttes
of
mortdauncetour
/
cosynage
/
ayel
/
and
besayel
/
of
intrusyon
by
a
mans
owne
acte
by
any
maner
of
wrytte
▪
damagis
shall
●unne
after
the
wrytte
purchased
agaynst
that
helde
by
statute
/
all
be
it
that
theyr
auncetours
dyed
seased
therof
.
Of
inquerye
to
be
made
touchyng
such
as
be
within
age
the
statute
shall
runne
without
lymytacyon
of
tyme
/
of
the
alyenacyon
of
landes
holden
by
the
lawe
of
Englande
the
statute
shall
runne
for
suche
landes
beyng
alyened
after
the
tyme
of
the
statute
publyshed
.
In
lyke
maner
the
statute
shall
extende
and
runne
vpon
the
landes
of
a
wyfe
alyened
by
her
husbande
/
where
as
no
fyne
was
leuyed
/
and
also
vpon
landes
beyng
let
in
fee
ferme
/
vpon
condycyon
to
paye
therfore
yerely
the
fourth
parte
of
the
very
value
therof
the
statute
shall
runne
and
extend
aswell
vnto
landes
that
were
lessed
before
the
makynge
of
the
statute
as
after
/
so
that
the
tenaunt
hath
witholden
then
by
the
space
of
two
yeres
&
more
that
he
shulde
haue
payed
vnto
his
lessour
verely
acordyng
vnto
the
fourme
of
his
couenaunt
.
And
as
to
the
ponyshement
of
waste
it
shal
be
vnderstanden
in
all
cases
(
except
it
be
of
dowers
and
wardshyp
)
&
of
such
wastes
as
were
made
syns
the
publyshyng
of
the
statute
.
And
as
concernyng
them
which
do
alyene
theyr
dowers
it
shal
be
alway
vnderstanden
after
the
publyshynge
of
the
statute
.
Gyuen
at
Gloucestre
the
sondaye
nexte
after
the
feaste
of
sayncte
Peter
ad
vincula
the
.vi.
yere
of
the
reigne
of
kynge
Edwarde
the
fyrst
.
¶
Here
endyth
the
exposycyons
vpon
the
statute
of
Gloucestre
¶
The
secounde
statute
of
west
:
mynster
/
made
the
.xiii.
yere
of
kynge
Edwarde
the
fyrste
.
WHere
as
of
late
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
in
the
quynzieme
of
sayncte
Iohan
Baptyste
the
.vi.
yere
of
his
●eygne
/
callyng
to gyther
the
prelates
/
erles
/
barous
/
and
his
councell
at
Gloucestre
/
and
consyderyng
that
many
of
this
realme
were
dysheryted
(
by
reason
that
in
many
cases
where
remedye
shuld
haue
ben
had
/
there
was
none
prouyded
by
hym
nor
his
predecessours
)
ordeyned
certayne
statutes
necessarye
and
profytable
for
his
people
/
wherby
the
people
of
England
and
Irelande
beyng
subiectes
vnto
his
power
haue
obtayned
more
spedye
iustyce
in
theyr
oppressyons
then
they
had
before
/
and
certayn
cases
wherin
the
lawe
fayled
dyd
remayne
vndetermyned
/
&
som
remayned
to
be
inacted
that
were
for
the
reformacyon
of
the
oppressyons
of
his
people
/
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
in
his
parlyamente
/
after
the
feaste
of
Easter
/
holden
the
.xiii.
yere
of
his
reygne
at
westmynster
caused
many
oppressions
of
the
people
/
cases
where
the
lawe
fayled
/
for
the
accomplyshment
of
the
sayd
statutes
of
Gloucestre
to
be
rehersed
and
therupon
dyd
prouyde
certayne
actes
/
as
it
shall
appere
more
playnly
here
folowynge
.
FIrste
concernyng
landes
that
many
¶
The.
I.
Chapitre
.
tymes
are
gyuen
vpon
condycyon
that
is
/
where
a
man
gyueth
his
lande
to
another
and
his
wyfe
/
&
to
the
heyres
begotten
of
the
bodyes
of
that
same
man
and
wyfe
with
suche
condicion
expressed
/
if
that
the
man
and
his
wyfe
dye
without
heyres
of
theyr
bodyes
betwen
them
begotten
/
the
lande
so
gyuen
shuld
reuerte
to
the
gyuer
or
his
heyre
.
In
case
also
where
landes
be
gyuen
in
fre
mariage
which
gyft
hath
a
condicyon
auuered
though
it
be
not
expressed
in
the
dede
/
as
thus
.
That
if
the
same
husbande
&
wyfe
dye
without
heyre
of
theyr
bodies
begotten
/
the
lande
so
gyue
shall
reuerte
to
the
gyuer
or
his
heyre
.
In
case
also
where
a
man
gyueth
lande
to
another
and
to
the
heyres
of
his
bodye
issuyng
/
it
semed
very
harde
&
yet
semeth
to
the
gyuers
and
theyr
heyres
/
that
theyr
wylbeyng
expressed
in
the
gyft
/
was
not
/
nor
yet
is
not
obserued
.
In
all
the
cases
afore
sayd
after
issue
borne
&
begotten
betwene
them
to
whom
the
landes
were
gyuen
vnder
such
condicyon
/
heretofore
suche
feffees
had
power
to
make
alyenacyon
of
the
lande
so
gyuen
/
and
to
dysheryte
theyr
issue
/
contrary
to
the
myndes
of
the
gyuers
/
and
contrary
to
the
fourme
expressed
in
the
dede
.
And
further
where
(
the
issue
faylyng
)
the
lande
so
gyuen
ought
to
retourne
to
the
gyuer
or
his
heyre
by
fourme
of
the
gyfte
expressed
in
the
dede
/
though
the
issue
if
any
were
/
by
the
dede
and
feffement
of
them
to
whome
the
landes
were
gyuen
vnder
suche
condycyon
/
were
barred
of
theyr
reuercyon
whiche
was
dyrectely
repugnaunt
to
the
fourme
of
the
gyfte
/
wherfore
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
consyderyng
how
necessarye
and
expedyent
it
shulde
be
to
prouyde
remedy
in
the
foresayd
cases
hath
ordeyned
that
fromhensforthe
that
the
wyll
of
the
gyuer
accordyng
to
the
fourme
expressed
in
the
dede
of
gyfte
shal
be
obserued
so
that
they
to
whom
the
land
was
gyuen
vnder
suche
condycyon
shall
haue
no
power
to
alyene
the
lande
so
gyuen
/
but
that
it
shall
remayne
vnto
theyr
issue
af●er
theyr
deathe
or
shall
reuerte
to
the
gyuer
or
his
heyres
(
if
issue
fayle
)
so
that
there
be
no
issue
at
all
/
or
if
any
issue
be
and
fayle
by
death
/
or
heyre
of
t●e
body
of
suche
issue
faylynge
.
Nor
the
s●coūd
husband
of
such
a
woman
shall
fromhensforthe
haue
any
thynge
in
the
land
so
gyuen
after
the
death
of
his
wyfe
by
the
lawe
of
Englande
/
nor
the
issue
of
the
secounde
husbande
and
wyfe
shall
succede
in
the
inherytaunce
/
but
immedyatly
after
the
deathe
of
the
husbande
and
wyfe
to
whome
the
lande
was
so
gyuen
/
it
shall
retourne
to
theyr
issue
/
or
to
the
gyuer
or
his
heyre
as
before
is
sayd
.
And
forasmuch
as
in
a
newe
case
/
newe
remedy
muste
be
prouyded
/
this
maner
of
wrytte
shal
be
gyuen
to
hym
that
wyll
purchase
it
.
Precipe
A.
quam
iuste
&c.
reddat
.
B.
tale
manerium
cum
pertinen̄quam
C.
dedit
tali
viro
et
tali
mulieri
et
heredibus
de
ipsis
viro
et
muliere
exeunt
/
vel
quam
.
C.
dedit
tali
viro
in
liberum
maritagium
cum
tali
muliere
/
et
quam
post
mortem
predictor●
viri
et
mulieris
predicto
B.
filio
corundem
viri
et
mulieris
descend●●e
debeat
per
formam
donacionis
predicte
vt
dicit
/
●el
quod
.
C.
dedit
tali
et
heredibus
de
corpore
suo
exeunt
/
et
quod
post
mortem
illius
talis
predicto
.
B.
filio
predicti
talis
descendere
debeat
per
formam
.
&c.
The
wrytte
wherby
the
gyuer
shall
recouer
(
when
issue
fayleth
)
is
comen
ynough
in
the
chauncery
.
And
it
is
to
wyte
/
that
this
statute
touchynge
alyenacyon
of
lande
contrarye
to
the
fourm●
of
the
gyfte
hereafter
to
be
made
shall
holde
place
/
and
shall
not
extend
to
gyftes
made
before
.
And
if
a
fyue
beleuyed
hereafter
vpon
such
landes
/
it
shal
be
of
no
effecte
in
the
lawe
.
Nor
such
as
the
reuercyon
belongeth
vnto
/
though
they
be
of
full
age
within
England
/
and
out
of
prysone
shall
not
nede
to
make
theyr
clayme
.
¶
The
.ii.
Chapitre
.
FOr
asmuche
as
lordes
of
fees
dystraynyng
theyr
tenauntes
for
seruyces
and
customes
due
vnto
them
/
are
many
●ymes
greuyd
/
because
theyr
tenauntes
do
repledge
the
dystres
by
wryt
or
without
wrytte
.
And
when
the
lordes
at
the
complaynte
of
theyr
tenauntes
do
come
by
attachemente
into
the
shyre
▪
courte
▪
or
vnto
another
courte
hauynge
power
to
holde
plees
of
whythernam
/
&
do
abuowe
the
takynge
good
&
lawfull
/
in
that
the
●●naun●●s
dysauowe
and
do
dysclayme
to
hold
awght
of
hym
which
toke
the
dystres
and
aduowed
it
/
he
that
dystrayned
shal
be
amerced
/
and
the
tenauntes
shal
be
quyte
to
whome
ponyshment
can
n●t
be
assygned
for
the
dysad●owynge
by
recorde
of
the
courte
/
or
of
other
courtes
hauyng
no
recorde
.
It
is
prouyded
and
ordeyned
from
hensforthe
that
where
such
lordes
can
not
obtayne
iustyce
in
such
maner
of
courtes
against
theyr
tenauntes
/
as
sone
as
they
shal
be
a●tached
at
the
sute
of
theyr
●enaun●es
/
a
wrytte
shal
be
graunted
them
to
remoue
the
matter
before
the
iustyces
by
whom
iustyce
may
be
gyuen
to
such
lordes
/
and
afore
none
other
&
the
cause
shal
be
putte
in
the
wrytte
(
because
suche
a
man
dystrayned●●
his
fee
for
seruyces
and
customes
to
hym
due
)
nor
this
acte
shall
not
be
pre●udycyall
to
the
law
comonly
vsed
wherby
●●
is
prohybytte
that
no
ple
shal
be
remo●ed
before
iustyces
at
the
sute
of
the
defendaunt
/
for
though
it
appeare
at
the
fyrste
that
the
tenaunt
is
playntyf
/
and
the
lorde
defendant
/
neuerthelesse
hauynge
respecte
to
that
/
that
the
lorde
hath
dystrayned
and
suyth
for
seruyces
and
customes
beyng
behynd
/
he
aperyth
in
dede
to
be
rather
playntyf
than
defenbant
/
and
that
the
iustyces
maye
knowe
vpon
what
freshe
season
the
lordes
may
aduowe
the
dystres
good
and
lawfull
vpon
theyr
tenantes
.
From
hensforth
it
is
agreyd
and
enacted
/
that
a
dystres
maye
be
aduowed
reasonable
vpon
the
season
of
any
auncetour
or
predecessour
syns
the
tyme
that
a
wrytte
of
nouell
dysseson
hath
runne
/
&
because
it
chaunceth
many
tymes
that
the
tenaunt
/
after
he
had
repledged
his
beastes
/
doyth
sell
them
wherby
retourne
can
not
be
made
to
the
lorde
that
dystrayned
/
if
it
be
adiudged
.
It
is
prouyded
that
the
sheryfes
or
bayllyfes
from
hensforthe
shall
not
receyue
of
the
playntyfes
onely
suretyes
for
the
sute
before
they
make
delyueraunce
of
the
dystres
/
but
also
for
the
retourne
of
the
beastes
if
retourne
be
awarded
.
And
if
any
man
take
sureties
otherwyse
he
shall
aunswere
for
the
pryce
of
the
beastes
/
and
the
lorde
that
dystrayueth
shall
haue
his
recouerye
by
wrytte
that
he
shal
restore
vnto
him
so
many
beastes
or
catell
.
And
if
the
bayllyf
be
not
able
to
restore
/
his
lorde
shall
restore
.
And
for
asmuche
as
it
happeneth
somtyme
that
af●●r
the
retourne
of
the
beastes
is
awarded
vnto
the
dystraynour
/
and
the
party
so
dystrayned
after
that
the
beastes
be
retourned
doyth
repledge
them
agayne
/
&
when
he
seyth
the
dystraynour
appearyng
in
the
court
redy
to
aunswere
hym
do
make
defaute
wherby
retourne
of
the
beastes
is
awarded
agayne
to
the
dystraynour
.
And
so
the
beastes
be
repledged
twyse
or
thryse
/
and
infynytely
and
the
iudgementes
in
the
kynges
cou●●e
take
no
effecte
in
this
c●
.
se
/
wherupon
no
temedye
hath
ben
yet
prouyded
.
In
this
case
such
processe
shal
be
awarded
that
as
sone
as
the
retourne
shal
be
awarded
to
the
dystrayner
by
wryt
of
iudgement
/
the
sheryf
shal
be
commaunded
so
make
retourne
of
the
beastes
vnto
the
dystrayner
in
which
wryt
it
shal
be
mencyoned
that
the
sheryf
shulde
not
delyuer
them
without
wrytte
in
whiche
it
shal
be
mencyoned
of
the
iudgement
gyuen
by
the
iustyces
that
can
not
be
without
a
wrytte
issuyng
out
of
the
rolles
of
the
iustyces
be
fore
whome
the
matter
was
brought
.
Therfore
when
he
cometh
vnto
the
iustyces
and
desyreth
repleuyn
of
his
beastes
/
he
shall
haue
a
wrytte
of
iudgement
that
the
sheryf
takyng
suretye
for
the
sute
and
also
of
the
beastes
or
catell
to
be
retourned
/
or
for
the
pryce
of
them
/
if
retourne
be
awarded
/
shall
delyuer
vnto
hym
the
beastes
or
catell
before
retourned
/
and
the
distraynour
shal
be
attached
to
come
at
a
certayne
day
before
the
iustyces
/
afore
whom
the
plee
shal
be
brough●
in
presence
of
the
partyes
/
and
if
he
that
repledged
make
defaute
agayne
/
or
for
another
cause
retourne
of
the
dystres
beynge
nowe
twyse
repledged
be
awarded
/
the
dystres
shall
remayne
vnrepleuyabl●
/
but
if
a
dystres
be
taken
of
newe
and
for
a
newe
cause
/
the
processe
abouesayde
shal
be
obserued
in
the
same
newe
dystres
.
¶
The
.iii.
Chapiter
.
IN
case
when
a
man
had
lost
by
defaute
the
lande
that
he
helde
in
ryght
of
his
wyfe
▪
it
was
very
harde
that
the
wyfe
after
the
death
of
her
husband
had
none
other
recouerye
but
by
a
wrytte
of
ryght
wherfore
our
soueraygne
lord
the
kynge
hath
ordeyned
that
a
woman
after
the
death
of
her
husbande
shall
recouer
by
a
wryt
of
entre
(
wherto
she
coude
not
dysagre
duryng
his
lyfe
)
which
shal
be
pleded
in
fourme
vnderwryten
/
if
the
tenant
do
except
agaynst
the
demaunde
of
the
wyfe
that
he
entred
by
iudgement
.
And
it
be
founde
that
his
entre
was
by
defaute
▪
wherto
the
tenaunt
myght
be
bound
to
aunswere
if
it
were
demaunded
of
hym
▪
then
he
shal
be
compelled
to
make
further
aunswer
and
to
shewe
his
rygh●
accordynge
to
the
fourme
of
the
wrytte
that
he
purchased
before
agaynste
the
husbande
and
the
wyfe
.
And
if
he
can
be
ryfye
that
he
hath
or
had
ryght
in
the
lande
demaunded
/
the
woman
shall
gayne
nothyng
by
her
wrytte
.
And
if
he
can
not
shewe
the
woman
shall
recouer
the
lande
beyng
in
demaunde
(
this
beyng
always
obserued
)
that
if
the
husband
absented
hymselfe
/
and
wolde
not
defende
his
wyfes
ryght
/
or
otherwyse
in
his
lyfe
wolde
not
aunswere
/
if
the
wyfe
dyd
com
in
before
iudgement
redy
to
aunswere
the
demaundant
&
to
defende
her
ryght
/
the
wyf
shal
be
admytted
.
Lykewyse
if
tenant
in
dower
/
tenant
by
the
law
of
the
lande
/
or
otherwyse
for
terme
of
lyfe
/
or
by
gyfte
wheruppon
a
reuercyon
is
reserued
/
do
make
defaute
/
or
wyll
surrendre
theyr
estate
the
heyres
/
or
they
to
whome
the
reuercyon
belongeth
shal
be
admytted
to
theyr
aunswere
if
they
com
in
before
iudgement
.
And
if
vpon
such
defaute
or
surrendre
iudgement
hap
to
be
gyuen
then
the
heyres
or
they
to
whom
the
reuercyon
belongeth
after
the
deathe
of
such
tenauntes
shall
recouer
by
a
wrytte
of
entre
/
in
whiche
wrytte
of
entre
lyke
processe
shal
be
obserued
/
as
is
aforesayd
in
case
where
the
husbande
lesyth
his
wyues
lande
by
defaute
.
And
so
in
the
cases
aforesayde
two
accyons
do
concure
one
betwen
the
demaundant
and
tenant
and
an
other
betwen
the
tenaunt
shewynge
his
ryght
and
the
demaundant
.
¶
The
.iiii.
Chapiter
.
IN
case
when
a
man
beynge
impleded
for
lande
gyueth
vp
the
lande
demaunded
vnto
his
aduersarye
by
collusyon
after
the
deathe
of
the
husbande
the
iustyces
shall
awarde
the
wyfe
her
dower
if
she
demaunde
it
by
a
wrytte
/
but
in
case
when
a
man
●●syth
by
defaute
the
lande
beyng
in
demaunde
/
if
the
wyfe
after
the
death
of
her
husbande
demaunde
to
be
indowed
/
and
it
is
founde
that
by
som
iustyces
dower
was
awarded
to
the
demaundant
/
notwithstandynge
the
defaute
whiche
her
husbande
made
before
the
other
iustyces
beyng
of
the
contrary
opinion
/
and
awardyng
the
contrary
/
to
the
entente
that
from
hens
for
the
suche
doutes
or
ambyguytes
shall
be
taken
away
and
put
in
certayn
.
It
is
prouyded
that
in
bothe
cases
the
woman
demaundyng
her
dower
shal
be
herde
/
and
if
it
be
alledged
agaynst
hyr
that
her
husbande
loste
the
lande
(
wherof
the
dower
is
demaunded
)
by
iudgement
/
wherby
she
ought
not
to
haue
dower
.
And
if
it
be
inquyred
by
what
iudgement
/
&
it
be
found
that
it
was
by
defaute
/
wherunto
the
tenant
muste
aunswere
/
then
it
behouyth
hym
to
aunswere
further
/
and
to
shewe
that
he
had
ryght
and
hathe
in
the
fore sayd
lande
accordynge
to
the
fourme
of
the
wrytte
that
the
tenaunt
before
purchased
agaynst
the
husbande
/
and
if
he
can
proue
that
that
the
husband
of
such
wyfe
had
no
ryght
in
the
landes
/
nor
none
other
but
he
/
the
tenaunt
shall
go
quyte
/
and
the
wyfe
shal
recouer
naught
of
her
dower
/
which
thyng
if
he
can
not
shewe
the
wyfe
shall
recouer
her
dower
.
And
so
in
these
cases
&
in
certayne
other
folowyng
/
that
is
to
say
/
when
the
wyfe
beynge
indowed
lesyth
her
dower
by
defaute
/
and
tenantes
in
fre
maryage
/
by
the
lawe
of
Englande
/
or
for
terme
of
lyfe
/
or
in
fee
taylle
dyuerse
accyons
do
concurre
/
for
suche
tenantes
when
they
demaunde
the
lande
loste
by
defaute
/
and
when
it
is
come
to
that
poynte
that
the
tenant
muste
be
compelled
to
shewe
his
ryght
/
in
asmuche
as
the
lawe
wyll
not
compell
them
to
make
aunswere
with
them
to
whom
the
reuercyou
belongeth
and
therfore
they
are
suffered
to
voucheor
call
to
warrauntye
accordyng
to
the
tenour
of
the
wrytte
as
if
they
were
tenauntes
/
and
if
they
haue
a
warrantye
when
the
warrantour
hath
warranted
/
the
plee
shall
passe
betwene
hym
that
is
sesyd
and
the
warrantour
accordyng
to
the
tenour
of
the
wrytte
that
the
tenant
purchased
before
and
by
which
he
recouered
by
defaute
/
&
so
from
many
accyons
at
length
they
shall
resorte
to
one
iudgement
whiche
is
this
/
that
eyther
the
demaundantes
shall
recouer
theyr
demaunde
or
that
the
tenantes
shall
go
quyte
.
And
if
the
accyon
of
suche
a
tenant
whiche
is
compelled
to
shewe
his
ryght
be
moued
by
a
wrytte
of
ryght
/
though
that
the
great
assyse
or
batayll
can
not
be
ioyned
by
the
wordes
accustomed
/
neuertheles
it
may
be
ioyned
by
wordes
conuenyent
and
vsed
/
for
when
the
tenant
in
that
that
he
shewyth
his
ryght
which
agreyth
with
the
wrytte
that
he
before
purchased
is
in
stede
of
a
demaundaunt
/
the
warrantour
maye
well
defende
the
ryght
of
the
tenant
which
cometh
in
place
of
the
demaundant
as
before
is
sayd
/
and
to
alledge
the
season
of
his
auncetour
/
and
to
defende
it
by
the
body
of
a
freman
/
or
pu●
hymselfe
in
the
great
assyse
and
pray
recognysaunce
therof
/
whyther
he
hathe
more
ryght
to
the
lande
beynge
in
demaunde
/
or
els
the
partye
before
named
or
it
maye
be
ioyned
otherwyse
by
the
great
assyse
/
and
so
the
warr●●our
may
defende
the
ryght
/
and
knowledge
the
season
of
his
auncetour
and
putte
hymselfe
in
the
great
assyse
.
&c.
and
pray
recognysaunce
to
be
made
/
whyther
he
hath
more
ryght
in
the
foresayd
land
as
in
that
wherof
he
infeffed
such
a
man
/
or
that
suche
a
one
relessyd
and
quyte
clay
med.
&c.
or
els
the
foresayd
partye
.
&c.
And
where
sometymes
it
chauncyth
that
a
wyfe
/
whiche
is
not
indowed
of
the
lande
of
an
heyre
beynge
within
age
/
doythe
purchase
a
wrytte
of
dower
agaynst
the
kepar●
the
kepar
indowyth
the
wyfe
by
fauour
or
makyth
defaute
/
or
defendyth
suche
maner
of
fayned
plee
by
collusyon
/
wherby
the
wyfe
is
a
warded
her
dower
in
preiudyce
of
the
heyre
.
It
is
prouyded
also
and
enacted
that
when
the
heyre
comyth
to
full
age
/
he
shall
haue
an
accyon
to
demaunde
the
season
of
his
aūccTour
agaynst
the
wyfe
lyke
as
he
shuld
haue
agaynst
any
other
deforceour
/
prouyded
alwayes
that
that
the
wyfe
shall
haue
excepcyon
agaynste
the
demaundant
to
shewe
that
she
had
ryght
●o
her
dower
/
which
if
she
cāshew
she
shal
go
quyte
and
retayne
her
dower
and
the
heyre
shal
be
greuously
amerced
accordyng
to
the
dyscrecyon
of
the
iustyces
/
but
if
the
heyre
doo
recouer
his
demaunde
.
&c.
lykewyse
the
wyfe
shal
be
ayded
if
the
heyre
or
any
other
doo
implede
her
for
her
dower
/
or
if
she
lese
her
dower
by
defaute
in
whiche
case
the
defaute
shall
not
preiudyce
her
/
but
that
she
shall
recouer
her
dower
if
she
haue
ryghte
therto
/
and
she
shall
haue
this
wrytte
.
Precipe
.
A.
quod
iuste
.
&c.
reddat
tali
que
fuit
vxor
talis
tantam
●e●●am
cum
pertum
in
.
C.
quam
clamat
esse
rationabilem
do●em
suam
/
vel
de
rationababili
do●e
sua
▪
et
quam
predictus
talis
et
deforceat
.
And
to
this
wrytte
the
●●●●aunt
shal
haue
his
excepcion
for
to
shew
that
she
hadde
no
ryght
to
be
indowed
/
which
if
he
can
veryfye
/
he
shal
go
quyte
&
if
not
the
wyfe
shall
recouer
the
lande
/
wherof
she
was
indowed
before
/
and
where
as
before
tyme
if
a
man
had
loste
his
lande
by
defaute
he
had
none
other
recouery
then
by
a
wryt
of
ryght
/
which
was
not
graunted
to
any
that
coulde
not
clayme
of
mere
ryght
/
neyther
to
tenauntes
for
terme
of
lyfe
/
in
fre
maryage
/
nor
in
taylle
/
in
whiche
estates
a
reuercyon
is
reserued
.
It
is
prouyded
that
fromhensforthe
theyr
defaute
shall
not
be
so
preiudycyall
/
but
that
they
may
recouer
theyr
estate
(
if
they
haue
ryghte
)
though
it
be
not
by
a
wryt
of
ryght
.
For
lande
in
free
maryage
loste
by
defaute
such
a
wrytte
shal
be
made
.
Precipe
A.
quam
iuste
.
&c.
reddat
B.
manerium
de
C.
cum
pertin'
/
quam
clamat
esse
ius
et
maritagium
suum
quod
predictus
A.
et
deforceat
/
Lykewyse
of
lande
for
terme
of
lyfe
loste
by
defaute
/
this
wrytte
shal
be
made
.
Precipe
A.
quod
iuste
.
&c.
reddat
B.
manerium
de
C.
cum
pertin'
quod
clamat
●ener●
ad
terminum
vite
sue
et
quod
predictus
A.
e●
deforceat
.
Lykewyse
/
quam
clamat
tenere
sibi
et
heredibus
de
corpore
suo
legittime
procreatis
/
e●quam
predictus
A.
e●
deforceat
.
¶
The
.v.
Chapitre
.
UUhere
as
for
aduouzons
of
churches
there
be
but
thre
orygynall
wryttes
/
that
is
to
saye
/
one
wrytte
of
ryght
/
&
two
of
possession
/
that
is
(
darreyn
presentment
and
Quare
impedit
)
&
hytherto
it
hath
ben
vsed
in
the
rea●me
that
when
any
hauynge
no
tytle
to
presen●e
dyd
present
to
any
church
and
his
〈…〉
was
admytted
/
he
that
was
very
pa●ro●e
coude
not
recouer
his
aduouzon
/
bu●●●
a
wrytte
of
ryght
whiche
shulde
be
〈…〉
by
bataylle
or
by
great
assyse
/
w●●●by
heyres
w●●hin
age
eyther
by
fraude
/
or
els
by
ne●glygence
of
theyr
wardeyns
&
heyres
both
of
hygh
and
mean
estate
eyther
by
ne●glygence
/
or
els
by
fraude
of
tenantes
by
the
curtezye
/
tenantes
in
dower
/
or
for
terme
of
lyfe
/
or
for
yeres
/
or
in
see
tay●●e
were
many
tymes
dysheryted
of
theyr
aduouzo●s
/
or
at
the
leste
were
dryuen
to
theyr
w●ytte
of
ryght
/
in
which
case
hytherto
they
were
without
remedye
.
It
is
prouyded
that
suche
presentmentes
shall
not
be
so
preiudycyall
to
the
ryght
heyres
or
to
them
vnto
whom
suche
aduouzo●s
shall
reuerte
after
the
death
of
other
persones
.
For
as
often
as
any
hauyng
no
ryght
do
present
(
during
the
tyme
that
suche
heyres
at
in
warde
)
or
duryng
the
estate
of
tenantes
in
dower
by
the
〈…〉
/
or
otherwyse
for
terme
of
lyfe
or
of
yeres
/
or
in
●aylle
at
the
next
auoydaunce
when
the
heyre
is
come
to
full
age
/
or
when
the
auoydaunce
falleth
after
the
death
of
the
tenantes
before
named
/
vnto
the
heyre
beynge
of
full
age
/
he
shall
haue
lyke
accyon
and
receyte
by
wrytte
of
abuouson
possessorye
/
as
the
auncetour
of
hym
sholde
haue
had
at
the
laste
aduoydaunce
happenynge
in
his
tyme
before
his
deathe
/
or
before
the
l●●s
was
made
for
terme
of
lyfe
/
or
in
taylle
/
as
afore
is
sayd
.
In
lyke
maner
it
shal
be
obserued
in
presentemen●es
made
vnto
churches
beyng
of
the
inherytaunce
of
wymm●̄
(
what
tyme
they
were
in
the
power
of
theyr
husbandes
)
whiche
must
be
ayded
by
this
estatute
i
fourme
aforesayd
.
Also
relygious
men
as
byshopes
/
archede●cons
/
persons
of
churches
/
and
other
spiritual
men
shal
be
ayded
by
this
estatute
.
If
any
hauynge
no
tytle
doo
present
vnto
churches
belongyng
to
prelacyes
/
spirituall
dygnites
/
personages
/
or
to
houses
of
relygyon
(
what
tyme
such
houses
/
prelacyes
/
spirytuall
dignytes
/
&
personages
be
vacaunt
)
this
acte
shall
not
be
so
largely
vnderstanden
that
such
persones
(
for
whose
remedye
statute
was
made
)
shall
haue
the
recouery
aforesayd
/
sayeng
that
kepers
of
heyres
/
tenantes
i
taylle
/
by
the
curtezye
/
tenantes
in
dower
/
for
terme
of
lyfe
or
for
yeres
/
or
persones
whiche
fayntly
haue
defended
plces
moued
by
them
or
agaynst
them
/
because
the
iudgementes
gyuen
in
the
kynges
courtes
shulde
be
vtterly
adnulled
/
but
the
iudgement
shall
stande
in
his
force
vntyll
it
be
reuersed
in
the
court
of
the
kyng
as
erronyous
(
if
errour
be
found
)
or
by
assyse
of
darreyn
presentment
/
or
by
inqueste
in
Quare
impedit
/
if
it
passe
by
attaynte
/
or
be
adnulled
by
certificacion
which
shal
be
frely
graunted
.
And
from
hensforth
one
fourme
of
pledyng
shal
be
kept
in
wryttes
of
darreyn
presentment
and
Quare
impedit
/
so
that
where
the
defendaunt
alledgeth
plenartye
in
the
church
of
his
owne
presentacion
/
the
plee
shall
not
fall
by
reason
of
the
plenartye
(
so
that
the
wrytte
be
purchased
within
the
.vi.
monethes
)
though
he
can
not
recouer
his
presentacyon
within
.vi.
monethes
.
And
sometymes
where
peace
is
made
betwene
many
claymyng
one
aduouzon
and
inrolled
before
the
iustyces
in
the
rolle
/
or
by
fyne
in
this
fourme
/
that
one
shall
present
the
fyrst
tyme
/
and
at
the
nexte
aduoydaunce
another
/
and
the
.iii.
tyme
another
/
and
so
of
many
.
And
when
one
hathe
presented
for
his
tyme
accordyng
to
the
fourme
of
theyr
agremente
and
fyne
/
and
at
the
nexte
aduoydāunce
he
to
whom
the
secounde
presentacyon
belongeth
is
dystourbed
by
any
that
was
partye
to
the
sayd
fyne
or
in
his
stede
.
It
is
prouyded
that
fromhensforthe
he
that
is
so
dystourbed
shall
not
be
dryuen
to
sue
a
Quare
impedit
/
but
shall
resorte
to
the
rolle
or
fyne
.
And
if
the
sayd
fyne
or
agrement
be
found
in
the
rolle
/
then
the
sheryf
shal
be
commaunded
that
he
gyue
knowledge
vnto
the
distourbour
that
he
be
redy
at
a
certayn
daye
conteynyng
the
space
of
.xv.
dayes
or
.iii.
wekes
(
as
the
place
happeth
to
be
nere
or
ferre
)
for
to
shew
if
he
can
allege
any
thynge
/
wherfore
the
partye
that
is
dystourbed
owght
not
to
present
.
And
if
he
come
not
/
or
peraduenture
doyth
comand
can
nothing
allege
to
barre
the
partye
of
his
presentacyon
by
reason
of
any
dede
made
or
wryten
syns
the
fyne
was
inrolled
/
he
shall
recouer
his
presentacion
with
damages
.
And
where
it
chauncyth
that
after
the
death
of
his
auncetour
that
presented
his
clerk
to
a
church
/
the
same
aduouzon
is
assygned
in
dower
to
a
wyfe
/
or
to
tenant
by
the
curtezye
/
which
do
present
and
after
the
death
of
such
tenantes
the
very
heyre
is
dystourbed
to
present
when
the
church
is
voyde
.
It
is
prouyded
that
fromhensforthe
it
shal
be
in
choyse
of
●he
partye
dystourbed
whythe●
he
w●ll
s●e
a
Quare
impedit
/
or
a
dar●●y●
pr●s●ntm●nt
.
Lyke
lawe
shal
be
obs●r●●d
in
ad●o●●ons
●●assed
for
terme
of
ly●e
/
or
yeres
/
or
in
taylle
.
And
from
hensforth
in
wryttes
of
Quare
impedit
and
da●r●y●
pr●s●ntment
damag●s
shal
be
aw●●●●d
if
the
●●●●
contynue
aboue
.
v●
.
m●n●●h●●
▪
so
that
if
the
byshop
do
presen●●
/
and
the
v●●y
pa●●une
l●se
his
presentacyon
for
that
tyme
damages
shal
be
awa●●●d
for
the
.ii.
yeres
value
of
●●●
〈…〉
.
And
if
the.
v●
monethes
〈…〉
and
the
pres●n●mē●●
.
dysprou●d
〈…〉
sayd
tyme
then
damag●
shal
〈…〉
the
〈…〉
ye●es
v
〈…〉
the
〈…〉
.
And
if
the
dystourbour
〈…〉
not
wherof
he
●a●●
〈…〉
e
d●●●ges
〈…〉
th●
byshop
presenteth
by
〈…〉
o●
〈…〉
he
●●a●●●
your
sh●d
by
〈…〉
.
And
if
the
〈…〉
d
within
the
halfe
y●●●
▪
yet
t●●
dy●●ourbour
shal
be
ponyssh●●●●
the
〈…〉
of
halfe
a
yere
.
And
from
hensforth
wryttes
shal
be
graunted
for
chap●●●es
prebendes
/
vycarages
/
hospytalles
/
abbeys
/
pryoryes
/
&
other
houses
/
whiche
be
of
the
aduouzons
of
other
men
that
were
not
graunted
before
And
when
the
persone
of
any
churche
is
dysturbed
to
demaunde
tythes
in
the
next
per●she
by
a
wrytte
of
indicauit
/
the
●a
〈…〉
of
the
persone
so
dystourbed
shall
〈…〉
a
wrytte
to
demaunde
the
aduouzon
of
suche
tythes
.
And
when
it
is
dysproued
/
then
shall
the
plee
passe
in
the
〈…〉
chrysten
/
as
ferforth
as
it
is
dys●●●d
in
the
kyng●
court
/
when
an
aduouzon
dyscendyth
to
parceners
though
one
presente
twyse
and
vsurpeth
vpon
his
coheyre
/
yet
he
that
was
neeglygēt
shall
not
be
clerely
barred
/
but
at
another
tyme
shall
haue
his
tourne
to
presente
when
it
falleth
.
¶
The
.vi.
Chapiter
.
UUhen
any
demaundeth
lande
agaynst
another
/
&
the
partye
that
is
impleded
vouchyth
to
warrauntye
/
&
the
warrantour
denyeth
his
warrauntye
and
the
plee
hangyth
longe
betwen
the
tenaunt
and
the
warrauntour
/
and
at
length
when
it
is
tryed
that
the
vouche
is
bound
to
warrantye
by
th●
law
&
custome
of
the
realme
hytherto
vsed
ther
was
none
other
ponyshment
assygned
for
the
vouche
that
denyed
his
warrantye
/
but
only
that
he
sholde
warrantyze
and
be
amerced
for
denyeng
his
warrauntye
/
which
was
preiudicyall
to
the
demandant
/
because
he
suffered
oftentymes
great
delayes
by
collusyon
betwene
the
tenant
and
the
warrauntor
/
wherfore
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
hath
ordeyned
that
lyke
as
the
tenant
sholde
lese
the
lande
beyng
in
demaunde
in
case
where
he
vouched
/
and
the
vouche
coude
dyscharge
hymselfe
of
the
warrauntye
.
In
lyke
maner
shall
the
warrantour
lese
/
in
case
where
he
denyeth
his
warrauntye
/
and
it
be
founde
and
tryed
agaynst
hym
that
he
is
bounden
to
warrantyze
.
And
in
case
that
an
inqueste
be
dependyng
betwene
the
●enant
and
the
warrantor
/
&
the
demaundant
doyth
praye
a
wrytte
for
to
cause
a
●urye
to
com
it
shal
be
graunted
hym
.
¶
The
.vii.
Chapitre
.
A
wrytte
of
admesurement
of
dower
shal
be
from
hensforth
graunted
to
a
wardeyn
nor
the
heyre
when
he
cometh
to
full
age
shal
be
barred
by
the
sute
of
such
wardeyn
that
suyth
agaynst
the
tenaunt
in
dower
faynedly
and
by
collusyon
/
but
that
he
maye
admesure
the
dower
after
as
it
ought
to
be
admesured
by
the
lawe
of
the
lande
.
And
as
well
in
this
wrytte
as
in
a
wrytte
of
admesurement
of
pasture
more
spedy
processe
shal
be
awarded
than
hath
ben
vsed
hytherto
/
so
that
when
it
is
passed
vnto
the
great
dystres
/
dayes
shal
be
gyuen
within
which
two
shyrecourtes
maye
be
holden
/
at
the
whiche
open
proclamacion
shal
be
made
that
the
defendant
shal
comin
at
the
day
contayned
in
the
wrytte
to
aunswere
vnto
the
playntyf
/
at
whiche
daye
if
he
come
in
/
the
plee
shall
passe
betwene
them
.
And
if
he
do
not
come
and
the
proclamacion
be
testefyed
by
the
sheryf
in
maner
abouesayd
/
vpon
his
defaute
they
shall
make
admesurement
.
¶
The
.viii.
Chapiter
.
UUhere
as
by
a
plee
moued
vpon
a
wrytte
of
admesurement
of
pasture
the
pasture
was
somtyme
admesured
be
fore
the
iustyces
/
sometyme
before
the
sheryf
in
the
countye
.
And
it
chaunced
many
tymes
that
after
such
admesurement
made
/
the
pasture
to
be
ouercharged
agayne
by
hym
that
fyrste
dyd
it
/
with
●o
beastes
then
he
ought
to
kepe
/
wherupon
no
remedye
hath
ben
yet
prouyded
It
is
prouyded
that
vpon
the
secounde
ouerchargynge
the
playntyfe
shall
haue
remedye
in
this
maner
/
if
the
admesuremente
were
before
the
iustyces
he
shall
haue
a
wrytte
iudycyall
/
that
the
sheryf
in
presence
of
the
partyes
beynge
somoned
(
if
they
wyll
come
)
shall
inquere
vpon
the
secounde
ouerchage
/
whiche
if
●●
be
founde
it
shal
be
retourned
before
th●
iustyces
vnder
the
seales
of
the
sheryf
and
of
the
iurrours
/
and
the
iustyces
shall
awarde
the
playntyf
damages
and
〈…〉
putte
in
the
extreates
the
value
of
the
beastes
whiche
were
putte
in
to
the
pasture
after
such
admesurement
aboue
the
due
noumbre
/
and
shal
d●lyuer
the
extreates
vnto
the
barons
of
the
eschequer
/
wherof
they
shal
aunswer
vnto
the
kyng
.
If
suche
admesurement
be
made
in
the
coun●ye
then
at
the
request
of
the
playntyf
a
w●●●
shall
go
out
of
the
chauncery
▪
that
the
sheryffe
shall
inquere
vpon
the
ouerchargynge
&
for
the
bea●●es
b●y●g
put
in
aboue
the
d●e
noumbre
/
and
for
the
value
of
them
he
shall
aunswere
to
the
kyng
at
the
eschequer
.
And
leste
the
sheryf
m●ght
defra●de
the
kynge
in
th●s
case
●●
is
agreyd
that
a●
such
wryttes
of
secound
ouerchargyng
that
passe
out
of
the
cha●nc●ry
shal
be
inrolled
/
and
at
the
yeres
ende
the
transcryptes
shal
be
retourned
in
to
the
eschequer
vnder
the
chauncellours
seale
/
that
the
treasourer
and
barons
may
see
how
the
sheryf
shall
aunswere
of
the
issues
of
suche
wryttes
/
lykewyse
wryttes
of
reddysseson
shal
be
inrolled
and
sente
into
the
eschequer
at
yeres
ende
.
¶
The
.ix.
Chapitre
.
UUhen
chyef
lordes
do
dystreyne
in
theyr
fee
for
customes
and
seruyces
to
them
due
/
&
one
of
them
is
meane
whiche
oughte
to
acquyte
the
tenaunte
where
it
lyeth
not
in
the
mouthe
of
the
●●nant
after
that
he
hath
repleuyzed
the
dystres
to
deny
the
demande
of
the
chyef
lord
/
which
a●oweth
in
the
kyngis
court
that
the
dystres
is
lawfully
taken
vpon
his
tenant
which
is
the
meane
/
&
many
haue
ben
sore
greued
by
such
dystresses
/
●nsomuche
as
the
meane
(
notwithstandyng
that
he
haue
suffycyent
wherby
he
may
be
dystrayned
)
doyth
make
longe
delayes
/
before
he
wyll
come
into
the
courte
to
aunswer
for
his
tenaunt
vnto
the
wrytte
of
mean
/
and
most
harde
of
al
when
the
mean
had
nothyng●
.
In
case
also
when
the
tenant
was
redy
to
do
his
struyces
&
customes
vnto
his
lorde
/
and
the
chyef
lorde
wolde
refuse
to
take
such
seruyces
and
customes
by
the
handes
of
any
man
but
onely
for
his
nexte
tenant
/
and
so
such
tenantes
in
demeane
lost
somwhyles
the
profytes
of
theyr
landes
for
a
tyme
and
somewhyles
for
theyr
hole
tyme
/
and
hytherto
no
remedy
hath
ben
prouyded
in
this
case
.
A
remedy
is
prouyded
in
this
fourme
/
that
so
sone
as
the
tenant
in
demean
(
hauynge
a
mean
betwene
hym
and
the
chyef
lorde
)
is
dystrayned
/
incontynent
the
tenant
shall
purchase
his
wrytte
of
mean
/
&
if
the
mean
hauynge
lande
in
the
same
countye
absent
hymselfe
vntyll
the
great
dystres
be
awarded
/
the
playntyfe
shall
haue
suche
daye
gyuen
hym
in
his
wrytte
of
great
dystresse
/
within
whiche
.ii.
shyrecourtes
maye
be
holden
/
and
the
sheryf
shal
be
commaunded
to
dystrayne
the
mean
by
the
great
dystres
lyke
as
it
is
contayned
in
the
wrytte
/
and
neuertheles
the
sheryf
at
two
ful
shyrecourtes
shal
cause
to
be
proclaymed
solempnly
/
that
the
mean
doo
come
at
a
daye
contayned
in
the
wrytte
for
to
aunswer
his
tenant
at
which
day
if
he
come
/
the
plee
shall
passe
betwene
them
after
the
comen
vsage
/
and
if
he
do
not
come
the
mean
shal
lese
the
seruyces
of
his
tenant
/
and
after
that
/
the
tenant
shall
not
aunswere
hym
in
any
thynge
/
but
(
the
menaltye
beyng
gone
)
he
shall
aunswere
vnto
the
chyef
lorde
for
suche
seruyces
and
customes
as
the
mean
vsed
to
do
before
that
tyme
/
nor
the
chyef
lord
shall
haue
no
power
to
dystrayne
so
long
as
the
aforesayd
tenant
dothe
offer
hym
the
seruyces
and
customes
due
.
And
if
the
chyef
lorde
exacte
more
of
hym
then
the
mean
was
wont
to
do
/
the
tenant
in
such
case
hall
haue
agaynst
hym
all
such
excepcyons
as
the
mean
shulde
.
And
if
the
mean
haue
nothyng
within
the
kynges
domynyon
/
neuertheles
the
tenant
shall
purchase
his
wrytte
of
mean
of
the
sheryf
of
the
same
shyre
where
he
is
dystrayned
.
And
if
the
sheryf
retourne
that
he
hath
nothynge
wherby
he
may
be
somoned
/
then
shall
the
renant
sue
his
wrytte
of
attachment
.
And
if
the
sheryf
returne
/
that
he
hath
nothyng
for
to
be
attached
by
/
he
shall
sue
neuertheles
his
wrytte
of
great
dystres
/
and
proclamacion
shal
be
made
in
fourme
abouesayd
.
And
if
the
meane
haue
no
lande
in
the
shyre
where
the
dystres
is
taken
/
but
hathe
lande
in
some
other
shyre
/
then
a
wrytte
oryginal
shall
issue
to
somone
the
mean
before
the
sheryf
of
the
same
shyre
(
where
the
distres
is
taken
)
and
when
it
is
testefyed
by
the
sheryf
that
he
hath
nothyng
in
his
shyre
a
wrytte
iudy●y
all
shall
issue
to
someone
the
meane
before
the
sheryf
of
the
same
shyre
/
where
it
was
testefyed
that
he
had
lande
/
and
sute
shal
be
made
in
the
same
shyre
/
vntyll
they
haue
passed
vnto
the
great
dystres
/
&
proclamacyon
as
aboue
is
sayd
where
the
mean
hath
laud
in
the
same
shyre
in
which
the
dystres
is
taken
And
neuertheles
sule
shal
be
made
in
the
same
shyre
where
he
hath
nothynge
▪
as
aboue
is
sayd
of
the
mean
that
hath
nothynge
/
vntyll
the
processe
come
to
the
great
dystres
and
proclamacyon
&
after
proclamacyon
made
in
bothe
countyes
/
the
mean
shal
be
for
iudged
of
his
fee
and
seruyce
.
And
where
it
happeneth
many
tymes
that
the
tenant
in
demeane
is
infected
to
holde
by
lesse
seruyce
then
the
meane
ought
to
do
vnto
the
chyef
lorde
when
after
such
proclamacion
the
tenant
hath
attorned
vnto
the
chyef
lorde
/
and
the
meane
putte
out
/
the
tenant
muste
of
necessyte
aunswere
vnto
the
chyef
lorde
for
all
suche
seruyces
and
customes
as
the
meane
was
wont
to
do
to
hym
.
And
after
that
the
meane
is
come
into
the
courte
and
hath
confessed
that
he
ought
to
acquyte
his
tenaunt
/
or
he
is
compelled
by
iudgement
to
acquyte
/
if
after
such
confession
or
iudgement
/
it
is
complayned
/
that
the
meane
doyth
not
acquyte
his
tenaunt
/
then
shall
issue
a
wrytte
iudycyall
/
that
the
sheryf
shall
dystrayne
the
mean
to
acquyte
the
tenaunt
and
to
be
at
a
certayne
daye
before
the
iustyces
/
for
to
shewe
why
he
hathe
not
acquyted
hym
before
/
and
when
they
haue
proceded
vnto
the
great
dystres
the
playntyf
shall
be
harde
/
and
if
the
playntyfe
can
proue
that
he
hathe
not
acquyted
hym
/
be
shall
yelde
damages
/
and
by
awarde
of
the
courte
the
tenaunt
shall
go
quyte
from
the
meane
/
and
shall
atturne
vnto
the
chyef
lorde
.
And
if
he
come
not
at
the
fyrste
dystres
/
a
wrytte
shall
go
forth
to
dystrayne
hym
agayne
/
and
proclamacyon
shal
be
made
/
and
as
sone
as
it
is
testefyed
/
they
shall
procede
to
iudgement
as
before
is
sayd
.
And
it
is
to
be
vnderstanden
/
that
by
this
●statute
tenantes
are
not
forebarted
but
they
shall
haue
warrauntye
of
the
meanes
and
theyr
heyres
/
if
they
be
unpleded
/
as
they
haue
had
before
/
nor
also
the
tenauntes
be
not
forebarred
but
that
they
maye
sue
agaynste
theyr
meanes
as
they
vsed
heretofore
/
if
they
see
that
theyr
aduauntage
may
be
more
by
the
olde
custome
then
by
this
estatute
And
it
is
to
wyte
/
that
by
this
estatute
no
remedye
is
prouyded
to
any
meanes
/
but
onely
in
case
when
there
is
but
one
mean
betwen
the
lorde
that
dystrayneth
and
the
tenant
.
And
but
in
such
case
onely
where
the
mean
is
of
full
age
/
and
but
in
such
case
where
the
tenant
may
astorne
vnto
the
chyef
lorde
without
preiudyce
of
another
then
of
his
mean
/
which
is
spoken
for
women
holdyng
in
dower
/
and
tenantes
by
the
curtezye
/
or
otherwyse
for
terme
/
of
lyfe
/
or
in
fee
taylle
vnto
whome
for
certayn
causes
remedye
is
not
yet
prouyded
/
but
(
god
wyllynge
)
there
shal
be
.
¶
The.
x
Chapitre
.
UUhere
as
in
the
circuyte
of
the
iustyces
it
was
proclaymed
that
all
such
as
wolde
delyuer
wryttes
shuld
delyuer
them
within
a
certayne
tyme
after
which
no
wrytte
shulde
be
receyued
/
many
trustyng
vpon
the
same
and
taryeng
vntyll
the
sayd
tyme
and
no
wrytte
setued
vpon
them
/
departed
by
lycense
of
the
iustyces
/
after
whose
departure
theyr
aduersaryes
perceyuynge
them
absente
delyuer
theyr
wryttes
in
waxe
/
whiche
many
tymes
by
fauour
and
sometymes
for
rewardes
be
receyued
of
the
sheryf
/
&
they
that
thought
to
haue
departed
quyte
lese
theyr
landes
.
For
the
remedye
of
suche
fraude
/
from
hensforth
the
kynge
hath
ordayned
that
the
iustyces
in
theyr
cyrcuytes
shall
appoyute
a
tyme
of
.xv.
dayes
/
or
of
a
monethe
/
or
a
tyme
more
or
lesse
(
after
as
the
countye
shall
happen
to
be
more
or
lesse
)
within
which
tyme
it
shal
be
openly
proclaymed
that
all
suche
as
wyll
delyuer
theyr
wryttes
shall
delyuer
them
before
the
same
terme
.
And
when
the
tyme
comyth
the
sheryf
shall
certefye
the
chapitres
before
the
iustyces
erraunt
/
how
many
wryttes
he
hath
and
what
/
and
that
no
wrytte
be
receyued
after
the
same
tyme
/
and
if
it
be
receyued
the
processe
issuynge
therupon
shal
be
of
none
effecte
/
but
onely
that
a
wrytte
abated
any
tyme
duryng
the
circuyte
shal
be
amended
.
Also
wryttes
of
dower
of
men
that
dyed
within
the
somons
of
the
circuyte
/
assyses
of
darreyn
presentment
/
Quare
impedit
of
churches
vacant
after
the
foresayd
somons
at
any
tyme
before
the
departure
of
the
iustyces
shal
be
receyued
in
the
circuyte
/
also
wryttes
of
nouell
dysseson
shal
be
receyued
in
the
circuyte
of
iustyces
.
The
kynge
of
his
specyall
grace
graunteth
that
such
as
haue
lande
in
dyuers
shyres
/
where
the
iustyces
make
theyr
circuyte
/
and
that
haue
lande
in
shyres
where
the
iustyces
haue
no
circuyte
/
that
feare
to
be
impleded
/
&
are
impleded
of
other
landes
in
shyres
/
where
they
haue
no
circuyte
/
as
before
the
iustyces
at
westmynster
or
in
the
kynges
benche
/
or
before
iustyces
assygned
to
take
assyses
/
or
in
any
shyre
before
sheryfes
or
in
any
court
baron
/
may
make
theyr
generall
attorney
to
sue
for
them
in
all
plees
in
the
circuyte
of
iustyces
moued
or
to
be
moued
for
them
or
agaynst
them
/
duryng
the
circuyte
/
which
attorneys
shall
haue
full
power
in
all
plees
beyng
moued
duryng
the
circuyte
vntyll
the
ple
be
determyned
/
or
that
his
mayster
do
dyscharge
hym
/
nor
they
shal
be
excused
therby
/
but
that
they
shal
be
put
in
iuryes
and
assyses
before
the
same
iustyces
.
¶
The
.xi.
Chapiter
.
COncernyng
seruauntes
/
bayllyfes
/
chaumberlaynes
/
and
all
maner
of
receyuers
/
it
is
agreyd
&
ordayned
that
when
the
maysters
of
such
receyuours
/
do
assygne
audytours
to
take
theyr
accounte
/
and
they
be
founde
in
arrerages
vpon
theyr
accounte
all
thynges
allowed
and
to
be
allowed
/
theyr
bodyes
shal
be
arrested
and
by
awarde
of
the
audytors
of
the
same
account
shal
be
sent
vnto
the
nexte
gayle
of
the
kynges
in
those
partyes
/
and
shal
be
receyued
of
the
sheryf
or
gaylor
and
imprysoned
in
yron
and
vnder
saufe
kepyng
/
and
shall
remayne
at
theyr
owne
coste
/
vntyll
they
haue
satysfyed
theyr
maysters
clerely
of
the
arrerages
/
neuertheles
if
any
persone
beyng
so
commytted
to
pryson
doo
conplayne
that
the
audytours
of
his
account
haue
greued
hym
vniustly
chargynge
hym
with
receytes
that
he
hath
not
receyued
or
not
allowyng
hym
expences
reasonable
and
do
fynde
frendes
that
wyll
vndertake
to
brynge
hym
before
the
barons
of
the
eschequer
/
the
partye
shal
be
delyuered
to
them
.
And
the
sheryf
in
whose
pryson
he
is
kept
shall
gyue
knowledge
vnto
his
mayster
/
that
he
apere
before
the
barons
of
the
eschequer
at
a
certayne
daye
with
the
rolles
and
taylles
that
the
accounte
was
gyuen
by
and
in
the
presence
of
the
barons
or
the
audytors
/
that
they
shall
assygne
hym
the
accounte
shal
be
rehersed
and
iustyce
shal
be
done
to
the
partyes
/
so
that
if
he
be
founde
in
arrerages
he
shal
be
commytted
to
the
flete
/
as
aboue
is
sayd
/
and
if
he
fle
and
wyll
not
gyue
accounte
/
as
is
conteyned
in
the
other
statutes
/
he
shal
be
dystrayned
to
come
before
the
iustyces
to
make
his
accounte
/
if
he
haue
wherof
to
be
dystrayned
/
and
when
he
cometh
into
the
court
/
audytors
shal
be
assygned
to
take
his
accounte
before
whome
if
he
be
founde
in
arrerages
/
and
can
not
pay
the
arrerages
forthwith
/
he
shal
be
commytted
to
the
gayle
in
maner
aforesayd
.
And
if
he
fle
/
and
it
be
retourned
by
the
sheryf
that
he
can
not
be
founde
/
exigentes
shall
go
agaynste
hym
from
countye
to
countye
/
vntyll
he
be
outlawed
/
&
the
prysoner
shal
not
be
repleuysable
/
and
let
the
sheryf
or
gaylour
take
hede
/
if
it
be
within
a
fraunchyze
or
without
that
he
do
/
not
suffer
hym
to
goo
at
large
by
the
comon
wrytte
called
Replegia●e
or
other
wyse
without
assent
of
his
master
.
And
if
he
do
and
therof
be
conuyet
/
he
shal
be
aunswerable
to
the
partye
greued
of
the
damages
done
to
hym
by
suche
his
seruaunte
after
as
it
may
be
founde
by
the
counte
/
and
shall
haue
his
recouerye
by
a
wrytte
of
dette
.
And
if
the
gaylour
haue
not
wherwith
he
maye
paye
his
superior
that
commytted
the
custodye
of
the
gayle
vnto
hym
shal
be
aunswerable
by
the
same
wrytte
.
¶
The
.xii.
Chapitre
.
FOr
asmuch
as
many
through
malyce
intendyng
to
greue
other
men
do
procure
false
appeales
of
murder
and
felony
to
be
sued
by
appellours
hauyng
nothing
to
satisfye
our
soueraygne
lord
the
kynge
/
nor
the
partyes
appealed
for
the
damages
sustayned
by
theyr
false
appealle
.
It
is
ordayned
that
when
any
beynge
appealed
of
felonye
do
acquyte
hymselfe
in
due
maner
/
ether
at
the
sute
of
the
appellour
/
or
the
kynges
/
the
iustyces
before
whome
the
appeall
was
hard
and
tryed
shall
ponyshe
the
appeallour
by
a
yeres
imprysonment
and
a
daye
/
&
the
appeallours
shall
neuertheles
restore
to
the
partyes
appealed
theyr
damages
accordyng
to
the
dyscrecyon
of
the
iustyces
hauyng
respecte
to
the
prysonyng
or
arrestyng
that
the
party
hath
sustayned
by
reason
of
the
appeall
/
&
to
the
sclaunder
and
infamye
that
they
haue
suffered
by
imprysonment
or
otherwyse
and
shal
neuerthelesse
be
greuously
raunsomed
vnto
the
kynge
.
And
if
the
appealours
be
not
able
to
recompense
the
damages
it
shal
be
inquered
by
whose
procurynge
or
abbettement
the
appeall
was
commensed
/
or
by
whose
malyce
if
the
partye
appealled
desyre
it
.
And
if
it
be
founde
by
inquest
that
any
man
is
abbe●●our
vpon
malyce
/
at
the
sute
of
the
partye
appealled
he
shal
be
dystrayned
by
a
iudycyall
wrytte
to
come
before
the
iustyces
.
And
if
he
be
lawfully
conuyete
of
such
abbettement
malycyous
/
he
shal
be
ponyshed
by
imprysonment
/
and
shall
paye
damages
/
as
before
is
sayd
of
the
appeallour
.
And
from
hensforth
in
appeall
of
murdre
there
shal
no
essoyn
lye
for
any
cause
in
what
so
euer
courte
the
appeall
shall
happe
to
be
determyned
.
¶
The
.xiii.
Chapitre
.
FOr
asmuche
also
as
sheryfes
faynyng
many
tymes
certayne
persones
to
be
indyted
before
them
in
theyr
turnes
of
felonyes
and
other
trespasses
/
do
take
dyuerse
persons
that
are
not
gylte
/
and
such
as
are
not
indyted
lawfully
/
and
imprysone
them
to
the
entent
that
they
myght
extorte
money
from
them
/
where
as
they
were
not
lawfully
indyted
by
.xii.
men
:
It
is
ordeyned
that
sheryfes
in
theyr
turnes
&
in
other
place
where
they
haue
to
inquyre
of
trespassers
by
the
kynges
precepte
/
or
by
offyce
/
shall
cause
such
inquestes
to
be
taken
by
lawfull
men
/
&
by
.xii.
at
the
leste
/
which
shall
putte
theyr
seales
to
suche
inquisycyons
/
and
such
as
shal
be
founde
culpaple
by
such
inquestes
they
shall
take
and
imprysone
as
they
haue
vsed
afore
tymes
to
do
/
&
if
they
do
imprysone
other
than
such
as
hath
ben
indyted
by
inquest
/
the
partyes
imprysoned
shal
haue
theyr
accyon
by
a
wrytte
of
false
imprysonment
agaynst
the
sheryfes
/
as
they
shold
haue
agaynste
any
other
persone
that
shulde
impryson
them
without
warraunte
.
And
as
it
hath
ben
sayd
by
sheryfes
/
so
shall
it
be
obserued
agaynste
the
bayllyffes
of
any
fraunchyse
.
¶
The
.xiiii.
Chap.
UUhere
as
for
waste
done
in
the
inherytaunce
of
any
person
/
by
gardeyns
/
tenantes
in
dower
/
tenantes
by
the
curtezye
/
or
otherwyse
for
●e●me
of
lyfe
/
or
yeres
/
a
wrytte
of
prohybicyon
of
waste
hath
ben
vsed
to
be
graunted
/
by
whiche
wrytte
many
were
in
doute
/
thynkynge
that
suche
as
had
done
the
waste
shulde
not
nede
to
aunswere
/
but
onely
for
waste
done
after
the
prohibycion
to
them
directed
.
Our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
to
putte
this
case
out
of
doute
from
this
tyme
forth
/
hath
ordeyned
that
of
all
maner
of
waste
done
to
the
hurte
of
any
persone
there
shal
be
from
hensforth
no
wrytte
of
prohybuciō
/
but
onely
of
somons
/
so
that
he
of
whom
the
complaynt
is
/
shall
aunswere
for
waste
done
at
any
tyme
/
and
if
he
come
not
after
the
somons
/
he
shal
be
attached
/
and
after
the
attachement
he
shal
be
dystrayned
/
and
if
he
come
not
after
the
dystres
the
sheryf
shal
be
comaunded
that
in
propre
person
he
shal
take
with
hym
.xii.
&c.
and
shal
go
to
the
place
wasted
/
and
shal
inquere
of
the
waste
done
&
shall
retourne
an
inqueste
/
and
after
the
inqueste
retourned
/
they
shal
passe
to
iudgment
/
lyke
as
it
is
contayned
in
the
statute
made
at
Gloucestre
.
¶
The
.xv.
Chapitre
.
IN
all
cases
where
as
suche
as
be
within
age
maye
be
impleded
it
is
ordeyned
/
that
if
such
be
●loygned
so
that
they
can
not
sue
personally
/
theyr
nexte
frendes
shal
be
admytted
to
sue
for
them
.
¶
The
.xvi.
Chapiter
.
IN
case
where
any
land
descendyth
to
one
beynge
within
age
of
the
fathers
syde
that
helde
of
one
lorde
/
and
of
the
mothers
syde
that
helde
of
another
lord
/
there
hath
ben
hytherto
great
dout
for
the
maryage
of
such
heyre
/
to
which
of
the
two
lordes
it
shulde
belonge
.
It
is
agreyd
/
that
the
same
lorde
shall
from
▪
hensforth
haue
the
maryage
/
whose
auncetour
was
fyrste
infeffed
/
not
hauynge
respecte
to
the
gendre
/
nor
to
the
quantyte
of
the
lande
/
but
onely
to
the
more
auncyente
feffement
by
knyghtes
seruyce
.
¶
The
.xvii.
Chapitre
IN
the
circuyte
of
the
iustyces
an
essoyne
de
malo
lec●●
/
shall
not
be
from
hensforth
allowed
for
landes
in
the
same
/
shyre
oneles
he
that
caused
hymselfe
to
be
essoyned
be
syke
in
dede
/
for
if
the
demaundant
except
/
that
the
tenant
is
not
syke
nor
in
such
plyte
/
but
that
he
may
come
before
the
iustyces
/
his
challenge
shal
be
admytted
.
And
if
it
can
be
so
proued
by
inqueste
/
the
essoyne
shal
be
tourned
to
a
defaute
.
And
from
hensforth
suche
essoyne
shall
not
lye
in
a
wrytte
of
ryght
betwene
two
claymynge
by
one
dyscente
.
¶
The
.xviii.
Chapiter
.
UUhere
dette
is
recouered
or
knowledged
in
the
kynges
court
/
or
damages
awarded
it
shal
be
fromhensforthe
in
the
eleccyon
of
hym
that
suyth
for
such
dette
or
damages
to
haue
a
wrytte
of
Fieri
facias
vnto
the
sheryf
for
to
leuye
the
dette
vpon
the
landes
and
goodes
of
the
dettour
/
or
that
the
sheryf
shall
delyuer
to
hym
all
the
landes
and
goodes
of
the
dettor
/
sauyng
onely
his
oxen
&
beastes
for
his
ploughe
and
the
one
halfe
of
his
lande
vntyll
the
dette
be
leuyed
or
vpon
a
reasnable
pryce
extended
.
And
if
he
be
putte
out
of
the
lande
/
he
shall
recouer
by
a
wrytte
of
nouell
dysseson
▪
and
after
that
by
a
wrytte
of
redysseson
if
nede
be
.
¶
The
.xix.
Chapitre
.
UUhere
as
after
the
deathe
of
a
persone
dyeng
intestate
/
whiche
also
was
bonden
to
some
other
for
dette
/
the
goodes
come
to
the
handes
of
the
ordynarye
for
to
be
dysposed
/
from
hensforth
the
ordynarye
shal
be
bonde
to
aunswere
as
ferforthe
as
the
goodes
of
the
dede
persone
wyll
extende
/
lyke
as
the
executours
shulde
haue
ben
bounden
/
if
the
partye
had
made
testament
.
¶
The
.xx.
cha.
UUhere
as
the
iustyces
in
a
plee
of
mortdauncetour
haue
vsed
to
admytte
the
aunswere
of
the
tenant
/
that
the
playntyfe
is
not
nexte
heyre
of
the
same
auncetor
by
whose
death
he
demasideth
the
lande
/
&
is
redy
to
inquyre
the
same
by
assyse
/
it
is
agreyd
that
in
wryttes
of
cosynage
/
ayel
/
and
besayel
/
which
be
of
lyke
nature
/
his
aunswere
shal
be
admytted
and
inquered
/
and
accordynge
to
the
same
inquerye
the
iudgement
shall
passe
.
¶
The
.xxi.
Chapiter
.
UUheras
in
a
statute
made
at
Gloucestre
it
is
contayned
/
that
if
any
lesse
his
land
to
another
to
paye
the
value
of
the
.iiii.
part
of
the
lande
or
more
/
the
lessor
or
his
heyre
(
after
that
the
payment
hathe
ceassed
by
two
yeres
)
shall
haue
an
accyon
to
demaunde
the
lande
so
lessed
in
demean
.
In
lyke
maner
it
is
agreyd
that
if
any
witholde
from
his
lorde
his
due
&
accustomed
seruyce
by
the
space
of
two
yeres
/
the
lord
shal
haue
an
accyon
to
demaunde
the
lande
in
demean
by
such
a
wrytte
.
Prec
.
A.
quam
iuste
.
&c.
reddat
B.
tale
ten'
quod
A.
de
eo
tenuit
per
tale
seruicium
/
et
quam
ad
prectt̄
B.
reuerti
debet
/
eo
quam
predictus
A.
in
faciendum
predictum
seruicium
per
biennium
cessauit
/
vt
dicit
.
And
not
only
in
this
case
/
but
also
wheras
any
mencyon
is
made
of
the
sayd
statute
of
Gloutestre
/
wryttes
of
entre
shall
be
made
to
the
heyre
of
the
demaundant
agaynst
the
heyre
of
the
tenant
/
&
agaynste
them
to
Whom
such
land
is
alyened
.
¶
The
.xxii.
UUheras
two
or
mo
do
hold
wood
/
turfelande
/
or
fysheponde
in
commune
wherin
none
knoweth
his
seueral
/
and
some
of
them
do
waste
agaynst
the
myndes
of
the
other
/
they
shall
haue
accyon
by
a
wrytte
of
waste
.
And
when
it
is
passed
vnto
the
iudgement
/
the
defendaunt
shall
chuse
eyther
to
take
his
parte
in
a
▪
place
certayne
by
assygnement
of
the
sheryf
/
and
by
the
viewe
and
othe
of
his
neyghbours
sworne
and
tryed
for
the
same
intent
/
or
els
he
shal
be
content
to
take
nothyng
fromthensforth
/
but
as
his
felowes
wyll
/
&
if
he
do
chuse
to
take
his
parte
in
a
place
certayne
/
the
place
wasted
shal
be
assygned
for
his
part
after
as
it
was
before
the
waste
made
.
And
there
is
suche
a
wrytte
in
this
case
/
that
is
to
say
.
Cum
A.
et
B.
teneant
boscum
pro
indiuiso
B.
fecit
vastum
.
&c.
¶
The
.xxiii.
Chapitre
.
Executors
from
hensforth
shall
haue
a
wrytte
of
accounte
/
and
lyke
accyon
and
processe
in
the
same
wrytte
as
theyr
testatour
had
and
shuld
haue
if
he
had
lyued
.
¶
The
.xxiiii.
Chapiter
.
IN
cases
wheras
a
wrytte
is
graunted
out
of
the
chauncery
for
the
dede
of
any
man
the
playntyfes
fromhensforthe
shall
not
passe
from
the
kynges
court
without
remedy
/
because
the
lande
is
alyened
from
one
to
another
.
And
in
the
regystre
of
the
chauncery
there
is
no
specyal
wrytte
founde
in
this
case
/
as
of
a
house
/
a
walle
/
a
mercatt
/
a
wrytte
is
graunted
agaynst
hym
that
leuyed
it
to
the
nusaunce
.
And
if
the
house
/
walle
or
suche
lyke
be
alyened
to
another
/
the
wrytte
shal
not
be
denyed
/
but
from
hensforth
where
in
one
case
a
wrytte
is
graunted
in
lyke
case
when
lyke
remedy
fayleth
/
as
is
before
the
wrytte
shal
be
made
.
Questus
est
nobis
A.
quod
B.
iniuste
.
&c.
le●auit
domum
/
murum
/
mercatum
/
et
alia
que
sunt
ad
nocumentum
liberi
tenementi
sui
.
And
if
the
thynges
leuyed
be
alyened
from
one
to
another
/
the
wryt
shal
be
thus
.
Questus
est
nobis
A.
quod
B.
et
C.
leuauerunt
.
&c.
In
lyke
maner
is
a
persone
of
a
church
may
recouer
comon
of
pasture
by
a
wrytte
of
nouel
dysseson
/
lykewyse
from
hensforth
his
successour
shall
haue
a
Quod
permittat
against
the
dyssesour
of
his
heyre
though
a
lyke
wrytte
were
neuer
graunted
out
of
the
chauncery
before
.
In
lyke
maner
as
a
wrytte
is
graunted
to
trye
whyther
lande
be
the
fre
almes
of
such
a
church
/
orels
lay
fee
/
from
hensforth
a
lyke
wrytte
shal
be
gyuen
to
trye
whyther
it
be
the
fre
almes
of
this
churche
or
of
another
churche
/
if
it
be
alyened
to
the
possession
of
another
church
.
And
from
hensforth
as
often
as
it
shal
fortune
in
the
chauncery
that
in
one
case
a
wrytte
is
founde
and
in
lyke
case
fallyng
vnder
lyke
law
&
nedyng
of
lyke
remedye
is
found
none
:
the
clerkes
of
the
chauncery
shall
agre
in
makyng
the
wryt
/
or
the
plaintyfes
may
ad
iourne
it
vntyll
the
next
parlyament
/
and
let
the
cases
be
wryten
in
whiche
they
can
not
agree
/
&
let
them
referre
themselues
vntyl
the
nert
parlyament
/
then
by
consent
of
men
learned
in
the
lawe
a
wrytte
shal
be
made
/
lest
it
myght
happen
afterwarde
that
the
kynges
courte
myght
fayle
to
minystre
iustyce
vnto
the
sutors
.
¶
The
.xxv.
Chapitre
.
FOr
asmuche
as
there
is
no
wrytte
in
the
chauncery
wherby
playntyfes
can
haue
so
spedye
remedye
/
as
by
a
wryt
of
nouell
dysseson
/
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
to
the
intent
that
tustyce
may
be
more
spedely
mynistred
and
that
delayes
in
plees
shuld
be
abrydged
graunteth
a
wrytte
of
nouell
dysseson
shal
holde
place
in
mo
cases
then
it
hath
vsed
heretofore
/
and
graunteth
that
for
estoners
of
woode
profytte
to
be
taken
in
woodes
of
gatheryng
nuttys
/
acornys
/
and
other
frutes
/
for
a
corrodye
for
delyuere
of
corne
and
other
vytaylles
and
necessaryes
to
be
receyued
yerely
in
a
place
certayne
/
tolle
/
tronage
/
passage
/
pontage
/
pannage
/
and
suche
lyke
to
be
taken
in
places
certayne
/
kepynge
of
woodes
/
parkes
/
forestes
/
chacys
/
warrens
/
yates
and
other
baylewyke
/
and
offyces
in
fee
/
from
hensforth
an
assyse
of
nouell
dysseson
shall
lye
/
and
in
all
the
cases
afore
rehersed
the
wrytte
shal
be
(
de
libero
tenemento
)
and
as
before
tymes
it
hathe
lyen
and
holden
place
commune
of
pasture
/
so
shall
it
fromhensforthe
holde
place
for
common
of
turfeland
/
fyshyng
/
and
suche
lyke
comons
which
any
man
hath
appendant
to
his
frehold
/
or
without
freholde
by
specyall
dede
at
the
leste
for
terme
of
lyfe
.
In
case
also
when
any
holdyng
for
terme
of
yeres
/
or
in
warde
●lyeneth
the
same
in
fee
&
by
such
aliena●yō
the
frehold
is
deuested
in
the
feffee
/
ye●●mdye
shal
be
by
a
wrytte
of
nouell
dysseson
/
&
aswel
the
feffour
as
the
feffee
shal
be
had
for
dissesors
so
that
during
the
lyf
of
●ny
of
them
the
sayd
wryt
shal
hold
place
.
And
if
remedye
happen
to
fayle
by
that
wrytte
/
remedye
shal
be
optayned
by
a
wrytte
of
entre
.
And
all
be
it
that
aboue
mencyon
is
made
of
some
cases
wherin
a
wryt
of
nouell
dysseson
helde
no
place
before
/
let
no
man
thynke
because
of
that
/
but
that
this
wrytte
doyth
not
nowe
in
such
cases
/
as
it
hath
lyen
before
.
And
though
som
haue
doubted
whyther
a
remedye
be
gyuen
in
this
wrytte
in
case
where
one
commoneth
in
the
seuerall
of
another
/
let
it
be
had
for
certayne
that
a
good
and
a
sure
remedy
is
gyuen
by
the
sayd
wrytte
/
let
them
that
be
named
dyssesours
beware
fromhensforthe
that
they
alledge
not
false
excepcions
wherby
the
takyng
of
the
assyse
may
be
deferred
sayeng
that
another
tyme
an
assyse
of
the
same
lande
passed
between
the
same
partyes
/
or
sayeng
&
lyeng
that
a
wrytte
of
mo●e
hygh
nature
hangeth
betwene
the
same
partyes
for
the
same
lande
/
and
vpon
these
and
lyke
matters
do
vouche
re●●s
or
recordes
to
warrauntye
that
by
the
same
vouching
they
may
take
away
the
vesture
of
the
lande
/
and
take
the
rentes
and
profytes
to
the
great
damage
of
the
playntyf
.
And
where
before
no
payne
was
lymytted
agaynst
hym
that
falsely
had
alleged
such
vntrue
excepcyons
but
onely
that
after
suche
false
surmyses
the
assyse
shulde
passe
/
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
to
whom
such
false
excepcyons
be
odyous
hathe
ordayned
/
that
if
any
beyng
named
dyssesour
do
personally
allege
the
excepcyon
at
the
daye
to
hym
youen
/
if
he
fayle
of
the
warrauntye
that
he
hath
vouched
he
shal
be
adiuged
for
a
dyssesor
without
takyng
of
the
assyse
/
and
shal
restore
the
damages
before
inquered
/
or
to
be
inquered
after
to
the
double
/
and
shall
neuertheles
haue
a
yetes
imprysonment
for
his
falshod
.
And
if
the
excepcyon
be
shewed
forth
by
a
vayllyf
/
the
takyng
of
the
assyse
shall
not
be
delayed
therfore
/
nor
the
iudgement
vppon
the
restytucyon
of
the
landes
and
damages
/
yet
if
the
mayster
of
such
a
vayllyf
that
was
absent
come
afterward
before
the
same
iustyces
that
toke
the
assyse
/
and
offer
to
auerre
by
the
recorde
&
rolles
that
another
tyme
an
assyse
passed
between
the
same
partyes
for
the
same
lande
/
or
that
the
playntyf
at
another
tyme
dyd
withdrawe
his
sute
in
a
lyke
wrytte
/
or
that
a
plee
hangeth
by
a
wryt
of
more
hygh
nature
/
a
wrytte
of
venire
facias
shal
be
made
to
hym
vpon
the
same
recorde
/
&
when
he
hath
the
wrytte
and
the
iutyees
do
perceyue
that
the
recorde
so
shewed
by
hym
before
iudgement
shuld
be
so
auaylable
that
the
playntyfe
by
force
of
the
same
shulde
be
barred
of
his
accyon
/
the
iustyces
shall
awarde
immedyatly
a
Scire
facias
agaynst
hym
that
fyrste
r●couered
that
he
be
at
a
certayne
daye
at
the
which
the
defendant
shall
recouer
his
season
and
damages
/
if
that
he
ought
to
haue
payed
any
by
the
fyrst
iudgement
with
the
damages
also
that
he
had
after
the
fyrste
iudgement
gyuen
whiche
he
shall
recouer
to
the
double
as
before
is
sayd
/
and
he
that
fyrst
recouered
shal
be
ponyshed
by
imprysomen●
after
the
dyscreyon
of
the
iustyces
.
In
lyke
maner
if
the
defendant
agaynst
whome
the
assyse
passed
in
his
absence
shew
any
dedes
or
dysclaymeth
vpon
makynge
wherof
the
iurye
were
not
examyned
nor
coude
be
examyned
/
in
so
muche
as
no
mencyon
was
made
of
them
in
pledynge
and
peraduenture
myght
be
ignorant
of
the
makyng
of
those
wryttynges
.
The
iustyces
vpon
the
syght
of
these
wrytynges
shall
awarde
a
Scire
facias
to
the
partye
that
recouered
that
he
apere
before
them
at
a
certayne
day
/
and
shall
cause
the
turrours
of
the
same
assyse
to
come
/
and
if
they
fynde
those
wrytynges
true
by
theyr
verdytte
/
or
by
in●ollyng
/
he
that
obtayned
the
assyse
contrarye
to
his
owne
dede
shal
be
ponyshed
by
the
payne
aforesayd
.
And
the
sheryfe
fromhensforthe
shall
not
take
of
the
dyssesye
an
ore
/
but
of
the
byss●sour
only
/
and
if
there
be
many
dyssesours
named
in
one
wrytte
/
he
shal
be
neuerthelesse
contented
with
one
ore
/
nor
shall
not
a●e
any
ore
but
of
v.
●
.
pry●e
or
the
pryce
.
¶
The
.xxvi.
Chapitre
.
IN
wryttes
of
redysseson
from
hensforth
double
damages
shal
be
awarded
/
and
the
reddyssesours
shal
not
be
re●lcuysable
from
hensforth
by
the
comōwrytte
/
and
lyke
as
in
the
statute
of
Merton
the
same
wrytte
was
pro●yded
for
suche
as
were
dyssesed
after
they
had
recouered
by
assyse
of
nouell
dysseson
/
of
mortdauncetour
/
or
other
iuryes
.
Further
from
hensforth
the
same
wrytte
shall
holde
place
to
them
that
haue
recouered
by
defa●te
/
surrendre
or
otherwyse
without
recognysaunce
of
astyses
or
iuryes
.
¶
The
.xxvii.
Chapiter
.
AFter
such
tyme
as
any
had
put
to
an
inqueste
/
his
●●●y●●
shal
be
allowed
hym
at
the
next
daye
/
but
the
other
dayes
folowing
the
takyng
of
the
inqueste
shall
not
be
〈…〉
ed
by
●●●oy●●
/
whyther
he
w
〈…〉
before
or
no.
And
after
the
day
gyu●an
essoyne
shall
not
be
allowed
at
the
desyre
of
the
partes
/
in
case
where
the
partyes
do
consent
to
come
without
essoyne
.
¶
The
.xxviii.
Chapitre
.
UUhere
as
by
the
fyrste
statute
of
Westmynster
it
was
prouyded
that
after
the
tenantes
haue
ones
apered
in
the
court
/
no
essoyne
shal
be
allowed
them
in
wryttes
of
assyses
/
in
lyke
maner
it
shal
be
from
hensforth
agaynst
the
playntyfes
.
¶
The
.xxix.
Chapitre
.
A
wrytte
of
〈◊〉
(
to
here
and
determyne
)
from
hensforth
shall
not
be
graun●ed
before
any
iustyces
o●
bothe
benches
and
●●s
〈…〉
s
●●●a
〈…〉
s
but
for
the
〈…〉
of
the
〈…〉
/
where
it
is
necess
〈…〉
sp●dye
●em●dye
.
And
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
of
his
specyall
grace
hath
graunted
this
/
and
from
hensforth
a
wrytte
(
ad
audiendum
et
terminandum
appella
)
shall
not
be
graunted
before
iustyces
assygned
/
but
in
a
specyal
case
and
for
a
cause
certayne
when
the
kyng
commaundeth
/
but
lest
the
partyes
appea●●d
or
indyted
be
kepte
longe
in
pryson
they
shall
haue
a
wrytte
of
Odio
et
A●●a
/
lyke
as
it
is
sayd
in
magna
carta
and
other
statutes
.
¶
The
.xxx.
Chapitre
.
From
hensforth
two
iustices
sworne
shal
be
assygned
before
whom
and
none
other
assyses
of
nouell
dysseson
mort
dauncetour
/
and
attayntes
shal
be
taken
/
and
accompanye
with
them
two
or
one
of
the
dyseretyste
knyghtes
of
the
shyre
where
they
come
/
and
shal
take
the
foresayd
assyses
&
attayntes
nomore
than
thryes
yerely
/
that
is
to
say
betwene
the
quynzyeme
of
saynct
Iohan
Baptyst
&
the
gule
of
August
.
And
agayne
betwen
the
feast
of
the
exaltacyon
of
the
crosse
&
the
vtas
of
sa●nct
Myghell
.
And
thyrdly
betwene
the
feaste
of
the
Epyphanye
and
the
feaste
of
the
purificacion
/
and
in
euery
shyre
at
the
takynge
of
assyses
before
they
shall
appoynt
the
daye
of
theyr
retourne
/
so
that
euery
one
of
the
shyre
may
knowe
of
theyr
contynge
/
and
shall
aiourne
the
assyses
from
terme
to
terme
/
if
the
takynge
of
them
be
declared
at
any
daye
by
vowchyng
to
warrauntye
/
by
●ssoyne
/
or
by
defaute
of
iurrours
/
and
if
they
see
that
for
any
cause
assyses
of
mortdauncetour
beynge
respyted
by
essoyne
or
voucher
ought
to
be
adiourned
into
the
benche
/
it
shall
be
lefull
for
them
to
do
it
/
and
then
they
shall
sende
the
recorde
with
the
originall
wrytte
before
the
iustyces
of
the
benche
.
And
when
the
matter
is
passed
to
the
●akynge
of
the
assyse
/
the
iustyces
of
the
benche
shall
remytte
the
matter
to
the
frysie
iustyces
before
whome
the
assyse
shal
be
taken
but
from
hensforth
the
iustyces
of
the
benche
shall
gyue
in
suche
assyses
.iiii.
dayes
at
the
leste
in
the
yere
before
the
sayde
iustyces
assygned
for
to
spare
expens●
and
labour
.
Inquysicyons
of
trespas
shal
be
aiourned
before
the
iustyces
of
bothe
benches
/
except
the
trespas
be
so
heyghnous
that
it
shall
requyre
great
examynacyons
.
Inquysycyons
also
of
other
plees
pleded
in
bothe
benches
shal
be
determyned
before
them
wherin
small
examynacyon
is
requyred
that
when
the
entre
or
season
of
any
is
denyed
/
or
in
case
when
one
artycle
is
to
be
inquered
.
But
inquysycyons
of
manye
and
greate
artycles
that
requyre
great
examynacyon
shal
be
taken
before
iustyces
of
the
benche
/
except
that
bothe
partyes
desyre
that
the
inquysicyon
be
taken
afore
some
of
the
iustyces
/
when
they
happen
to
com
into
those
partyes
/
that
fromhensforthe
it
shall
not
be
done
but
by
two
iustyces
or
one
/
vpon
whom
the
partyes
can
agre
.
And
suche
inquysycyons
shall
not
be
determyned
before
any
iustyces
of
the
benche
excepte
a
day
and
a
place
certayne
be
apoynted
in
the
shyre
in
presence
of
the
partyes
and
the
daye
and
place
be
mencyoned
in
the
wrytte
by
these
wordes
.
Precipimus
tibi
quod
venire
factas
coram
iusticiarus
nostris
apud
westmonasterium
in
octauis
sancti
Michaelis
nisi
talis
et
talis
tali
die
et
loco
ad
partes
illas
venerint
duodecim
.
&c.
And
when
such
inquestes
be
taken
they
shal
be
retourned
into
the
benche
&
there
shall
iudgement
be
gyuen
and
inrolled
.
And
if
any
inquysicyons
be
taken
(
other
wyse
then
after
this
fourme
)
they
shal
be
of
no
effecte
/
except
that
assyses
of
darreyn
presentment
and
inquysicyons
of
Quare
impedyt
in
theyr
owne
shyre
before
one
iustyce
of
the
benche
and
one
knyght
at
a
day
and
place
certayn
assygned
/
whyther
the
defendant
consent
or
not
/
&
there
the
iudgement
shal
be
gyuen
immedyatly
All
iustyces
of
the
benches
from
hensforth
shall
haue
in
theyr
cyrcuytes
clerkes
to
inrolle
all
plees
pleded
before
them
/
lyke
as
they
haue
had
in
tyme
passed
.
Also
it
is
ordeyned
that
the
iustyces
assygned
to
take
assyses
shall
not
compell
the
iurrors
to
saye
precysely
if
it
be
dysseson
or
not
/
so
that
they
do
shewe
the
truthe
of
the
dede
and
desyre
helpe
of
the
iustyces
.
But
if
they
of
theyr
owne
h●d
wyll
saye
that
it
is
dysseson
/
theyr
verdy●
shal
be
admytted
at
theyr
owne
peryll
.
And
from
hensforth
the
iustyces
shall
not
putte
in
assyses
or
iuryes
any
other
then
were
at
the
fyrste
somoned
to
the
same
.
¶
The
.xxxi.
Chapitre
.
UUhen
any
that
is
impleded
before
the
iustyces
doyth
alledge
an
excepcyon
prayeng
that
the
iustyces
wyll
allowe
it
/
which
if
they
wyll
not
allowe
/
if
he
that
alleged
the
excepcyon
do
wryte
it
prayeng
the
iustyces
to
putte
to
theyr
seales
for
a
wytnesse
.
And
if
one
wyll
not
another
of
the
companye
shall
.
And
if
the
kyng
vpon
complaynte
made
agaynst
the
iustyces
cause
the
recorde
to
come
before
hym
/
and
the
same
excepcyon
be
not
founde
in
the
rolle
/
&
the
playntyf
shewe
the
excepcyon
wryten
vnder
the
seale
of
a
iustyce
/
the
iustyce
shal
be
commaunded
to
be
redy
at
a
certayne
day
other
to
confesse
or
denye
his
seale
.
And
if
his
iustyce
can
not
denye
his
seale
they
shall
procede
to
iudgement
accordyng
to
the
same
excepcyon
/
and
after
as
it
ought
to
be
admytted
or
auoyded
.
¶
The
.xxxii.
Chapitre
.
UUhen
relygyous
men
or
any
spyrytuall
persones
do
implede
any
&
the
partye
impleded
maketh
defaute
/
wherby
he
ought
to
lese
the
lande
/
forasmuche
as
the
iustyces
haue
thought
hytherto
that
if
the
partye
impleded
make
defaute
by
collusyon
/
that
when
the
demaundant
by
occasyon
of
the
statute
coude
not
obtayne
seasyn
of
the
lande
by
tytle
of
gyfte
or
other
alyenacyon
/
he
shall
nowe
by
reason
of
the
defaute
.
And
so
fraude
is
to
the
statute
.
It
is
ordayned
by
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
in
this
case
/
that
after
the
defaute
made
it
shal
be
inquered
by
the
countre
whyther
the
demand
a
nt
had
ryght
or
no
/
&
if
it
be
found
that
the
demand
at
had
ryght
let
the
iudgement
passe
with
hym
&
so
recouer
season
/
and
if
he
had
no
ryght
the
lande
shall
go
to
the
ne●●e
lorde
of
the
fee
if
he
demaunde
it
within
a
yere
after
the
inquest
taken
.
And
if
he
do
not
demaunde
it
within
the
yere
it
shal
be
inquered
for
the
nerte
lorde
aboue
if
he
demaunde
it
within
halfe
a
yere
after
the
same
yere
.
And
so
euery
lorde
after
the
ne●t
lorde
immedyate
shall
haue
the
space
of
halfe
a
yere
for
to
demaunde
it
successyuely
vntyll
it
come
to
the
kynge
/
for
whome
at
length
by
defaute
of
the
lordes
the
lande
shall
be
inquered
/
&
to
challenge
the
iurrors
euery
of
the
chyef
lordes
shal
be
admitted
.
And
lyke
wyse
for
the
kyng
they
that
wyll
challenge
/
and
after
the
iudgement
gyuen
/
the
lande
shall
remayne
in
the
kynges
handes
/
vntyll
the
lande
be
gotten
by
the
demaundant
or
som
other
chyef
lorde
/
&
the
sheryf
shal
be
charged
to
aunswere
therfore
at
the
eschequer
.
¶
The
.xxxiii.
Chapiter
.
FOr
asmuche
as
many
tenauntes
sette
vp
crosses
or
cause
to
be
sette
vp
in
theyr
handes
in
preiudyce
of
theyr
lordes
/
so
that
the
tenauntes
shulde
defende
themselues
agaynste
theyr
lordes
/
by
the
pryuylege
of
templars
and
hospytelers
.
It
is
ordeyned
that
suche
landes
shal
be
inquered
vpon
for
the
kynge
and
the
chyef
lordes
/
in
lyke
maner
as
is
prouyded
for
landes
alyened
in
mortmayne
.
¶
The
.xxxiiii.
cha.
pytre
.
IT
is
prouyded
that
if
any
man
from
hensforth
do
rauyshe
any
woman
maryed
/
mayde
/
or
other
where
she
dyd
not
consente
/
nether
before
nor
after
/
he
shall
haue
iudgement
of
lyfe
and
membre
.
And
lyke
wyse
where
a
man
rauyssheth
a
woman
maryed
/
ladye
/
damoysell
/
or
other
with
force
/
although
she
consent
afterward
/
he
shall
haue
such
iudgement
as
before
is
sayde
/
if
he
be
attaynte
at
the
kynges
sute
/
for
the
kynge
shall
haue
the
sute
/
and
for
wymmen
caryed
awry
with
the
goodes
of
theyr
husbandes
the
kynge
shall
haue
the
sute
for
the
goodes
taken
away
/
and
if
the
wyfe
wylfully
forsake
her
husbande
and
go
away
and
contynue
with
her
aduouter
/
she
shall
be
barred
for
euer
of
accyon
to
demaund
her
dower
that
she
ought
to
haue
of
her
husbandes
landes
/
if
it
be
proued
agaynst
her
/
e●cept
that
her
husbande
wyllyngly
and
without
cohercyon
of
the
churche
reconcyle
her
and
suffer
her
to
dwel
with
hym
/
in
which
case
she
shal
be
restored
to
her
accyon
/
he
that
caryeth
awaye
a
non●e
from
her
house
although
she
consent
/
he
shal
be
p●nished
by
thre
yeres
imprysonment
/
and
shall
make
conuenyent
satysfaccyon
to
the
house
/
from
whens
she
was
taken
/
and
neuertheles
shal
be
raunsomed
at
the
kynges
wyll
.
¶
The
.xxxv.
Chapitre
.
COncernyng
chyldren
malys
or
femalys
(
whose
mariage
belongeth
to
another
)
taken
and
caryed
awaye
/
if
the
taker
haue
no
ryght
in
the
maryage
though
afterwarde
he
restore
the
chylde
vnmaryed
or
els
paye
the
maryage
/
he
shall
neuertheles
be
ponyshed
by
two
yeres
imprysonment
/
and
if
he
do
not
restore
/
or
do
marye
the
chylde
after
the
yeres
of
consent
/
and
be
not
able
to
satysfye
for
the
maryage
/
he
shall
abiure
the
realme
/
or
haue
perpetual
imprysonment
&
therupon
the
playntyf
shall
haue
such
a
wrytte
.
St
A.
fecerit
●esecurum
de
clamore
suo
.
&c.
tunc
pone
per
vadium
.
&c.
B.
quod
sit
coram
iusticiariis
nostris
.
&c.
ostensur
.
quare
talem
heiedem
infra
eta
tem
existe●
cuius
maritagium
ad
ipsum
pertinent
tall
loco
inuenit
rapui●
et
abduxit
contra
voluntatem
ipsius
A.
et
contra
pacem
nostram
▪
&c.
And
if
the
heyre
be
in
the
same
countre
/
then
this
clause
muste
be
added
.
Et
diligenter
inquiras
vbi
ille
heres
sit
in
balliua
tua
Et
ipsum
vbicunque
inuenius
fuerit
capias
/
et
saluo
et
secure
custodias
/
ita
quod
cum
habeas
coram
pre●atis
iusticiatus
nostris
ad
prefa●um
terminum
ad
reddendum
cui
predictorum
A.
et
B.
reddi
debeat
.
And
sute
shal
be
made
agaynste
the
partye
defendant
/
vntyll
he
come
in
by
dys
/
tresse
/
if
he
haue
wherof
he
may
be
dystrayned
And
if
he
wyll
not
be
iustefyed
/
he
shal
be
outlawed
for
his
contumacye
.
And
if
the
heyre
●e
maryed
or
caryed
in
another
countye
/
then
a
wrytte
shall
be
directed
●o
th
sheryt
of
the
same
shyre
in
this
fourme
,
Questus
est
nobis
A.
quod
B.
nuper
talem
heredem
infra
et
atem
et
in
custodia
sua
existent
tali
loco
in
comitatu
tali
rapuit
/
et
de
comitatu
illo
ad
talem
locum
in
comitatu
tuo
abduxit
contra
voluntatem
ipsius
A.
et
contra
pacem
.
&c.
Et
ideo
tibi
precipimus
quod
predictum
heredem
vbicunque
cum
in
balliua
tua
inuenire
poteris
/
capias
et
saluo
et
secure
eum
custodias
/
ita
quod
cum
habeas
coram
iusticiarus
nostris
.
&c.
tali
die
/
qu●m
idem
A.
habet
versus
predictum
B.
ad
reddendum
cui
de
iure
reddi
debeat
.
And
if
the
heyre
happen
to
dye
before
he
be
restored
or
afore
he
can
be
founde
/
the
plee
shall
passe
betwene
them
/
neuertheles
vntyll
it
be
tryed
who
ought
to
haue
had
it
/
if
it
had
ben
lyuenge
.
And
the
rauyshour
shall
neyther
be
eased
nor
excused
of
the
ponyshement
aforesayde
/
by
the
death
of
the
heyre
whome
he
dyd
witholde
by
wronge
durynge
his
lyfe
.
And
if
the
playntyfe
dye
before
the
plee
tryed
if
the
ryght
belonge
to
hym
by
reason
of
his
propre
fee
/
the
plee
shal
be
resomoned
at
the
sute
of
the
heyre
of
the
playntyfe
/
and
the
plee
shall
passe
in
due
ordre
/
but
if
the
ryght
belonged
to
hym
by
another
tytle
/
as
by
a
tytle
of
gyfte
/
sale
/
or
other
lyke
/
then
the
ple
shall
be
resomoned
at
the
sute
of
the
executours
of
the
playntyf
/
and
the
plee
shall
passe
/
as
before
is
sayd
.
In
lyke
maner
if
the
defendaunt
dye
before
the
plee
be
tryed
/
or
the
heyre
be
restored
/
the
plee
shall
passe
by
resomons
betwene
the
playntyf
his
heyres
or
executours
/
and
the
executours
of
the
defendaunt
or
his
heyre
/
if
the
executours
be
not
suffycyent
to
satysfye
for
the
value
of
the
maryage
after
as
it
is
contayned
in
other
statutes
/
but
not
as
to
the
payne
of
imprysonment
for
none
ought
to
be
ponyshed
for
the
offense
of
another
.
In
lyke
maner
when
a
plee
hangeth
betwene
partyes
for
the
warde
of
lande
or
of
an
heyre
by
the
comon
wrytte
that
begynneth
.
Precipetall
.
&c.
quod
reddat
.
&c.
resomons
shal
be
made
betwene
the
heyres
and
executors
of
the
playntyf
▪
and
lykewyse
the
heyres
or
executours
of
the
defendaunt
/
if
death
preuente
any
of
the
partyes
afore
the
plee
be
determyned
/
and
when
they
haue
passed
vnto
the
great
dystres
/
a
daye
shal
be
gyuen
within
which
.iii.
shyre
courtes
may
be
holden
at
the
leste
in
euery
of
whiche
open
proclamacyon
shal
be
made
that
the
deforceour
shall
come
into
the
benche
at
a
daye
contayned
in
the
wrytte
to
aunswere
the
playntyf
/
at
which
daye
if
he
come
not
and
the
proclamacyon
be
so
testefyed
ones
/
twyse
/
or
thryse
/
the
iugement
shal
passe
for
the
playntyf
sauyng
the
ryght
of
the
defendant
if
afterwarde
he
wyll
clayme
it
.
In
lyke
maner
it
shal
be
done
in
a
wrytte
of
trespas
when
any
complayneth
hymselfe
to
be
putte
from
such
wardshypes
.
¶
The
.xxxvi.
cha.
FOr
asmuche
as
lordes
of
courtes
and
other
that
kepe
courtes
and
stewardes
intendynge
to
greue
theyr
tenauntes
where
they
haue
no
lawfull
meane
so
to
do
/
procure
other
to
moue
matters
agaynste
them
and
to
putte
in
suretye
&
other
pledges
/
or
to
purchase
wryttes
/
and
at
the
sute
of
suche
playntyfes
compell
them
to
sue
at
shyrecourtes
/
hundredes
/
wapentakes
/
&
other
lyke
vntyll
they
haue
fayned
with
them
at
theyr
wyll
.
It
is
ordayned
that
it
shall
not
be
so
vsed
hereafter
.
And
if
any
be
attached
vpon
suche
false
complayntes
he
shall
repleuye
his
dystres
so
taken
/
and
shal
cause
the
matter
to
be
brought
afore
iustyces
before
whome
if
the
sheryf
/
bayllyf
/
or
other
lorde
(
after
that
the
partye
dystrayned
had
so
formed
his
playnte
)
wyll
anowe
the
dystresse
lawfully
taken
by
reason
of
such
complayntes
made
vnto
them
/
&
it
be
replyed
that
such
playntes
were
moued
malycyously
agaynste
the
partye
by
the
meanes
or
procuryng
of
the
sheryf
/
bayllyf
/
or
lorde
the
replycacyon
shal
be
admytted
/
and
if
they
be
connycte
hereupon
they
shal
be
raunsomed
vnto
the
kynge
/
and
shall
neuertheles
restore
treble
damages
to
the
partyes
greued
.
¶
The
.xxxvii.
Chapitre
.
FOr
asmuche
also
as
bayllyfes
to
whose
offyce
it
belongeth
to
take
dystresses
/
intendynge
to
greue
theyr
tenantes
/
and
to
exacte
money
of
them
do
sende
straungyers
to
take
dystresses
to
the
entent
that
thy
wolde
greue
the
tenantes
in
so
much
as
the
partyes
so
dystrayned
not
knowyng
such
persons
wyl
not
suffer
the
dystresses
to
be
taken
.
It
is
prouyded
that
no
dystresse
shall
be
taken
but
by
bayllyfes
sworne
and
knowen
And
if
they
take
dystresses
otherwyse
&
therupon
be
conuycte
if
the
partyes
greued
wyll
purchase
theyr
wryttes
of
trespas
they
shal
be
restored
vnto
theyr
damages
and
greuously
ponyshed
towardes
the
kynge
.
¶
The
.xxxviii.
chapitre
.
FOr
asmuch
also
as
sheryfes
/
hundredars
/
and
bayllyfes
of
lybertes
haue
vs●d
to
greue
theyr
tenauntes
puttynge
in
assyses
and
iuryes
men
lyeke
&
decrep●te
and
men
hauynge
contynuall
or
so●ayne
dyscase
/
&
men
also
that
dwelled
not
in
the
countre
at
the
tyme
of
the
somons
/
and
somon
also
a
great
multytude
of
iurrors
for
to
polle
money
from
some
of
them
/
because
they
wolde
be
in
peas
/
and
so
the
assyses
and
iuryes
passe
many
tymes
by
pore
men
/
and
the
ryche
men
abyde
at
home
by
reason
of
theyr
brybes
.
It
is
ordeyned
that
from
hensforth
in
one
assyse
no
mo
shal
be
somoned
then
.xxiiii.
And
olde
men
aboue
.lxx.
yeres
beyng
contynually
sycke
/
or
beynge
sycke
at
the
tyme
of
the
somons
/
or
not
dwellyng
in
the
countre
shall
not
be
put
in
iuryes
or
pety
assyses
/
nor
also
shal
be
put
in
assyses
and
iuryes
/
though
some
ought
to
be
taken
in
theyr
owne
shyre
/
that
may
dispend
●esse
then
.xx.
●
.
yerely
.
And
if
suche
assyses
and
iuryes
be
taken
out
of
the
shyre
▪
none
shall
passe
in
them
but
that
may
dyspend
.xl.
●
.
yerely
at
the
lest
▪
except
such
as
be
wytnesses
in
dedes
or
other
wrytynges
/
whose
presence
is
necessarye
/
so
they
be
able
to
trauayll
.
And
this
statute
shall
not
extende
to
great
assyses
in
whiche
it
behoueth
many
tymes
knyghies
to
passe
(
not
resydent
in
the
countre
)
for
the
scarsyte
of
knyghtes
/
so
that
they
haue
lande
in
the
shyres
And
if
the
sheryf
or
his
vnderbayllyfes
/
or
bayllyfes
of
lybertees
/
offende
in
any
poynte
of
this
statute
and
therupon
be
conuyete
/
damages
shal
be
awarded
to
the
partyes
greued
/
and
shall
neuerthelesse
be
amerced
to
the
kyng
.
And
iustyces
assygned
to
take
assyses
/
when
they
come
into
the
shy●e
shall
haue
power
to
here
all
playn●es
as
to
the
artycles
conteyned
in
this
statute
/
and
to
mynistre
iustyce
in
fourme
aforesayd
.
¶
The
.xxxix.
Chapitre
.
FOr
asmuche
as
iustyces
to
whose
offyce
it
belongeth
to
minystre
iustyce
to
all
that
sue
before
them
/
are
many
tymes
dystourbed
in
due
execucyon
of
theyr
offyce
/
for
that
sheryfes
do
not
retourne
wryttes
oryginall
and
iudicial
and
for
that
they
make
false
retournes
vnto
the
kynges
wryttes
.
Our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
hathe
prouyded
and
ordeyned
that
such
as
do
feare
the
falshod
of
sheryfes
shall
delyuer
theyr
wryttes
orygynall
and
indicyall
in
the
open
countye
/
or
agayn
in
the
shyre
where
as
the
gatherynge
of
the
kynges
money
is
/
and
may
take
of
the
sheryf
or
vndersheryf
beyng
present
a
byll
wherin
the
names
of
the
demaundantes
and
tenauntes
mencyoned
in
the
wrytte
/
shall
be
conteyned
/
&
the
requeste
of
hym
that
delyuered
the
wrytte
/
the
seale
of
the
sheryf
or
vndersheryf
shal
be
put
to
the
byll
for
a
testymonye
/
and
mencyon
shall
be
made
of
the
daye
of
the
delyueraunce
of
the
wrytte
/
and
if
the
sheryf
or
vndersheryf
wyll
not
putte
his
seale
to
the
byll
the
wytnes
of
knyghtes
and
other
credyble
persones
beyng
in
presence
shal
be
taken
that
haue
put
theyr
seales
to
such
byll
/
and
if
the
sheryf
wyll
not
retourne
wryttes
delyuered
vnto
hym
/
and
a
complaynt
therof
be
made
vnto
the
iustyces
/
a
wrytte
of
iudgement
shall
go
vnto
the
iustyces
assygned
to
take
assyses
/
that
they
inquere
by
such
as
were
present
at
the
delyueraunce
of
the
wrytte
to
the
sheryf
/
if
they
knewe
of
the
delyueraunce
/
and
the
inqueste
shal
be
retourned
/
and
if
it
be
founde
by
the
inquest
that
the
wryt
was
delyuered
to
hym
/
damages
shal
be
awarded
to
the
playntyf
or
demaundant
hauyng
respecte
to
the
qualy●e
and
quantyte
of
the
accyon
/
and
to
the
harme
that
myght
haue
come
to
hym
by
reason
of
the
delay
that
he
sustayned
/
and
by
this
meane
there
is
remedye
when
the
sheryf
retorneth
that
the
wrytte
came
to
late
/
wherby
he
coude
not
execute
the
kynges
commaundement
.
Oftentymes
also
plees
be
delayd
when
the
sheryf
retorneth
that
he
hath
commaunded
the
bayllyfes
of
som
lyberte
/
that
dyd
nothyng
therin
doyth
name
lybertes
that
neuer
had
the
retourne
of
wryttes
/
wherupon
out
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
hath
ordeyned
/
that
the
treasourer
and
barons
of
the
eschequer
shall
delyuer
in
a
rolle
all
the
lybertes
of
euery
shyre
that
haue
retourne
of
wryttes
/
and
if
the
sheryfe
aunswere
that
he
hath
made
retourne
to
a
bayllyf
of
another
lyberte
then
is
contayned
in
the
sayd
rolle
/
the
sheryf
shal
be
forthwith
ponyshed
as
a
dysherytour
of
the
kynge
and
his
crowne
/
and
if
peraduenture
he
retourne
that
he
hath
delyuered
the
wrytte
to
a
bayllyf
of
some
lyberte
that
in
dede
hath
retourne
the
sheryf
shal
be
commaunded
that
he
shall
not
spare
for
no
lyberte
but
to
execute
the
kynges
precept
&
that
he
do
the
baylyfes
to
wyte
to
whome
he
retourned
the
wrytte
that
they
be
redy
at
a
day
conteyned
in
the
wrytte
to
aunswere
why
they
dyd
not
execute
the
kynges
precept
.
And
if
they
come
at
the
day
and
acquyte
themselues
that
no
retourne
was
made
to
them
the
sheryf
shal
be
forth
with
condeyned
to
the
lorde
of
the
same
lyberte
/
and
lykewyse
to
the
partye
greued
by
the
delaye
for
to
rendre
damages
And
if
the
bayllyfes
come
not
in
at
the
day
▪
or
do
not
acquyte
themselues
in
maner
aforesayd
in
euery
iudycyall
wrytte
/
so
longe
as
the
plee
hangeth
the
sheryf
shal
be
commaundeth
to
spare
for
no
lyberte
.
&c.
Many
tymes
also
sheryses
make
false
retourne
vpon
the
poynte
of
issues
.
&c.
retournyng
sometyme
&
lyeng
that
there
be
no
issues
/
sometyme
that
there
are
small
issues
when
they
may
retourne
great
/
and
sometyme
doo
make
mencyon
of
no
issues
▪
wherfore
it
is
ordeyned
and
agreyd
▪
that
if
the
playntyf
d●maūd●
heryng
of
the
sheryfes
retourne
●●
shalb
〈…〉
hym
.
And
if
he
offce
to
au●●●●●hat
the
sheryf
myght
haue
retourned
g●●●●er
issues
vnto
the
kynge
/
he
shall
●●●●
a
wr●tte
iudicyall
vnto
the
iusticies
assygned
to
take
assyses
that
they
shall
inquere
in
presence
of
the
sheryf
(
if
they
wyl
be
there
)
of
what
&
how
great
issues
the
sheryf
myght
haue
made
retourne
from
the
daye
of
the
wrytte
purchased
vnto
the
daye
contayned
in
the
wrytte
.
And
when
the
inqueste
is
retourned
/
if
he
haue
not
afore
aunswered
for
the
hole
he
shal
be
charged
with
the
ouer
plus
by
the
extre●es
of
the
iustyces
delyuered
in
the
eschequer
/
and
neuertheles
shal
be
greuously
amerced
for
the
concelement
.
And
let
the
sheryf
knowe
that
rentes
corne
in
the
graunge
and
all
mouables
(
except
horse
/
ha●neys
/
and
houshold
stuffe
)
be
conteyned
within
the
name
of
(
issues
)
And
the
kynge
hath
commaunded
that
sheryfes
shal
be
ponyshed
by
the
iustyces
ones
or
twyse
if
nede
be
for
such
false
retournes
.
And
if
they
offende
the.
i●
.
tyme
none
shall
haue
to
do
therwith
but
the
kyng
/
they
make
also
many
tymꝭ
false
aunsweres
retournynge
that
they
coude
not
execute
the
kynges
precept
for
feare
of
som
great
man
/
wherfore
let
the
sheryfes
beware
from
hensforth
/
for
such
maner
of
aunsweres
sounde
muche
to
the
shame
of
the
kynge
&
of
his
crowne
.
And
as
sone
as
his
vnderbayllyfes
do
testefye
that
they
founde
suche
resystence
/
forthwith
all
thynges
sette
a
part
takyng
with
hym
the
power
of
the
shyre
he
shall
go
in
propre
persone
to
do
execucyon
/
and
if
he
do
fynde
his
vnderbayllyfes
false
he
shall
ponyshe
them
by
imprysonment
/
so
that
other
by
theyr
example
myght
be
reformed
/
and
if
he
do
fynde
them
true
he
shall
ponyshe
the
resysters
by
imprysonment
/
from
whens
they
shall
not
be
delyuered
without
the
kynges
specyall
commaundement
/
and
if
the
sheryf
when
he
cometh
do
fynde
resystence
he
shall
certefye
to
the
court
the
names
of
the
resysters
/
ayders
/
consenters
/
commaunders
/
and
fauoures
/
and
by
a
wrytte
indi●yall
they
shal
be
attached
by
the
bodyes
to
apiere
in
the
kynges
courte
/
and
if
they
be
conuy●te
vpon
suche
resystence
/
they
shal
be
ponyshed
at
the
kynges
pleasure
/
nor
any
offycer
of
the
kynges
shall
medle
in
assygnyng
the
ponyshement
/
for
the
kynge
hathe
reserued
it
specyally
for
hymselfe
/
because
that
resysters
are
had
as
dystourbours
of
his
peace
and
realme
.
¶
The
.xl.
Chapiter
.
UUhere
any
wyth
alyene
the
ryght
of
his
wyfe
/
it
is
agreyd
that
from
hensforth
the
sute
of
the
wyfe
or
her
heyre
after
the
death
of
her
husbande
shall
not
be
delayed
by
the
nonage
of
the
heyre
that
ought
to
warrantyze
/
lut
let
the
purchaser
tarye
(
whiche
ought
not
to
haue
ben
ignoraunt
that
he
bought
the
ryght
of
another
)
vntyll
the
age
of
his
warrauntour
to
haue
his
warrauntye
.
¶
The
.xli.
Chapitre
.
OUr
soueraygne
lord
the
kyng
hath
ordeyned
that
if
abbottes
/
pryours
/
kepars
of
hospytalles
/
and
other
relygyous
houses
founded
by
hym
/
or
by
his
progenytours
/
do
from
hensforth
alyene
landes
gyuen
to
theyr
houses
by
hym
or
by
his
progenitours
/
the
lande
shal
be
taken
into
the
kynges
handes
/
and
holden
at
his
wyll
/
and
the
purchaser
shall
lese
his
recouerye
aswell
of
the
landes
as
of
the
money
that
he
payed
.
And
if
the
house
were
founded
by
an
erle
/
baron
/
or
of
a
meaner
persone
/
for
the
landes
so
alyened
he
from
whome
/
or
from
whose
auncetour
the
lande
so
alyened
was
gyuen
shall
haue
suche
a
wrytte
to
recouer
the
landes
in
demean
.
Precipe
tali
abbati
quod
iuste
.
&c.
reddat
B.
tale
tenementum
quod
eidem
domui
collatum
fuit
in
liberam
elemosinam
per
predictum
B.
vel
antecessores
suos
/
et
quod
ad
predictum
B.
reuerti
debet
per
alienacionem
/
quam
predictus
abbas
fecit
de
predicto
tenemento
contra
formam
collaciouis
predicte
/
vt
dicit
.
In
lyke
maner
for
landes
gyuen
to
maynteyne
a
chaunterye
/
or
a
lyght
in
a
churche
/
or
chapell
/
or
other
almes
to
be
maynteyned
/
if
the
lande
so
gyuen
be
alyened
/
&
if
the
lande
so
gyuen
for
a
chauntery
/
lyghte
/
sustenance
of
pore
people
/
or
other
almes
to
be
maynteyned
or
done
be
not
alyened
/
but
suche
almes
is
withdrawen
by
the
space
of
two
yeres
/
an
accyon
shall
lye
for
the
donour
of
his
heyre
to
demaunde
the
lande
so
gyuen
in
d●m●an
/
as
it
is
ordayned
in
the
statute
of
Gloucestre
for
landes
lessed
to
do
or
to
yelde
the
.iiii.
par●e
of
the
value
of
the
lande
or
more
.
¶
The
.xlii.
Chapitre
.
COncernynge
the
kynges
marshalles
of
fee
/
chaumberlaynes
/
porters
in
the
circuyte
of
iustices
and
seriauntes
bearynge
the
v●erge
before
iustyces
at
westmynster
that
haue
the
same
offyce
by
fee
and
that
are
more
by
reason
of
theyr
fee
then
they
haue
vsed
to
are
/
wherfore
many
do
complayne
on
them
/
that
haue
knowen
and
seen
the
ordre
of
the
courte
of
longe
tyme
/
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
hath
caused
it
to
be
inquered
what
the
sayd
officers
of
fee
haue
vsed
to
haue
in
tymes
passed
by
an
inquest
and
hathe
ordeyned
&
comaundeth
that
the
marshal
of
fee
which
of
due
aryth
a
palfroy
of
erles
/
barons
/
and
other
holdyng
by
a
part
of
a
baronye
when
they
haue
made
homage
/
and
another
palfroye
also
when
they
are
made
knyghtes
/
&
of
some
that
ought
not
to
gyue
any
they
are
a
palfroye
/
hath
ordeyned
that
the
sayd
marshal
of
euery
erle
&
baron
holdyng
by
an
entyer
baronye
shal
be
contented
with
one
palfroy
or
with
the
pryce
of
it
such
as
he
hathe
vseth
to
haue
of
olde
/
so
that
if
he
toke
a
palfroye
or
the
pryce
of
one
at
the
doynge
of
his
homage
in
fourme
aforesaid
he
shal
take
nothing
when
he
is
made
knyght
/
&
if
he
toke
nothyng
at
the
doyng
of
his
homage
/
when
he
is
made
knyght
/
he
shall
take
.
Of
abbottes
&
priours
/
holdyng
an
hole
barony
when
they
do
homage
or
fealte
for
theyr
baronyes
he
shall
take
one
palfroye
or
the
pryce
as
afore
is
said
/
&
this
shal
also
be
obserued
agaynst
archbyshops
&
byshops
of
such
as
holde
but
a
part
of
a
baronye
whyther
they
be
religyous
or
secular
/
he
shall
take
accordyng
to
the
porcion
of
the
baronye
that
they
hold
/
of
religious
men
that
hold
i
free
almes
and
not
by
a
baronye
nor
part
of
a
baronnye
the
marshall
from
hensforth
shall
demaunde
nothyng
.
And
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
hath
graunted
that
by
this
estatute
the
marshall
of
fee
shall
not
be
barred
hereafter
to
demaunde
more
if
he
can
shewe
that
he
hath
ryght
vnto
more
.
The
kinges
chamberlaynes
from
hensforth
shall
haue
of
archebyshops
byshops
/
abbottes
/
pryours
/
and
other
persones
spirituall
/
of
erles
and
barons
holdyng
an
intyer
baronnye
/
a
reasonable
fyne
when
they
do
theyr
homage
or
fealte
/
and
if
they
holde
by
a
parte
of
a
baronnye
they
shall
take
a
reasonable
fyne
accordyng
to
the
porcyon
that
falleth
other
abbottes
/
pryours
/
persones
spirituall
and
temporall
that
holde
no
intyer
barronnye
nor
parte
of
a
barronnye
/
shal
not
be
dystrayned
to
make
fyne
as
they
that
holde
by
a
barronnye
/
or
part
of
a
baronnye
shall
/
but
the
chaumberlayne
shal
be
contented
with
his
vpper
garment
or
with
the
pryce
therof
which
is
done
in
fauour
of
persones
relygyous
more
then
of
lay
persones
/
for
it
is
more
conuenyent
/
that
relygyous
men
shulde
rather
fyne
for
theyr
vpper
garment
than
to
be
strypped
.
¶
The
.xliii.
Chapitre
.
IT
is
prohybytte
from
hensforth
to
hospytelers
and
templars
that
from
hensforth
they
shall
implede
no
man
before
the
kepars
of
theyr
pryuyleges
for
any
matter
the
knowledge
wherof
belongeth
to
the
kynges
court
/
and
if
they
do
fyrst
they
shall
yelde
damages
to
the
partye
greued
and
shal
be
greuously
ponyshed
vnto
the
kynge
.
The
kyng
also
commaundeth
to
kepars
of
such
pryuyleges
that
from
hensforth
at
the
instaunce
of
hospytelers
/
templars
/
or
other
persones
pryuileged
they
graunt
no
citacyons
afore
it
be
expressed
vpon
what
matter
the
citacyon
ought
to
be
made
.
And
if
the
kepars
do
see
that
a
citacyon
is
requyred
vpon
any
matter
the
knowledge
wherof
belongeth
to
the
kynges
court
/
the
kepars
shall
neyther
make
no
knowledge
the
citacyon
/
and
if
the
kepars
do
otherwyse
they
shall
yelde
damages
to
the
partye
greued
/
and
neuerthelesse
shal
be
greuously
ponyshed
by
the
kynge
.
And
forasmuch
as
such
persones
pryuyleged
depute
relygyous
men
as
theyr
kepars
/
subpryours
/
presentours
/
se●tens
/
that
haue
nothyng
to
satysfye
the
partyes
greued
nor
the
kynge
and
be
more
bolde
to
offend
the
kynges
dignyte
then
theyr
superyours
whiche
can
not
be
ponyshed
by
theyr
temporalles
.
Let
prelates
therfore
be
ware
from
hensforth
that
they
doo
not
suffer
theyr
obedientes
to
presume
any
iurysdiccyon
in
preiudyce
of
the
kynge
and
his
crowne
/
and
if
they
do
theyr
superiours
shal
be
charged
ther
with
asmuch
as
if
they
had
ben
conuyet
vpon
theyr
propre
acte
.
¶
The
.xliiii.
Chapitre
.
COncernynge
porters
bearyng
the
v●erge
before
iustyces
of
the
bench
in
the
circuy●e
/
it
is
prouyded
that
of
euery
assyse
and
iurye
that
they
kepe
they
shall
take
.x.
d.
only
and
for
the
bylles
of
such
as
recouer
theyr
demaundes
agaynst
many
by
defaute
/
confessyon
or
otherwyse
by
indgement
they
shall
take
nothynge
.
Of
suche
as
go
without
daye
by
defaute
of
the
demaundant
or
playntyf
nothyng
.
And
if
any
recouer
his
demaunde
agaynst
many
by
one
wrytte
&
by
recognysaunce
of
the
assyse
or
iurye
/
they
shal
take
.iiii.
d.
And
lykewyse
if
many
named
in
one
wrytte
do
recouer
theyr
demaunde
by
recognysaunce
of
the
assyse
or
iurye
/
they
shall
take
.iiii.
d.
Of
suche
as
do
homage
in
the
benche
they
shall
take
the
vpper
cloth
.
Of
great
assyses
/
attayntꝭ
/
iuryes
and
batayll
waged
.xii.
d.
Of
suche
as
be
vouched
before
iustyces
to
sue
or
to
defende
theyr
plee
/
they
shal
take
no
thyng
for
theyr
comyng
in
or
forth
.
At
the
plees
of
the
crowne
for
euery
dosen
.xii.
d.
shall
be
taken
/
for
euery
gayle
delyuere
.iiii.
d.
shal
be
taken
of
euery
one
whose
peace
is
ꝑ
claymed
xii
.
d.
only
shal
be
taken
.
Of
the
fynders
of
men
slayne
/
and
other
of
a
towne
attached
.iiii.
d.
Ofty
thynge
men
nothynge
shal
be
taken
/
of
ingrosers
for
makynge
a
chyrografe
it
is
ordeyned
that
they
shal
be
contented
with
.iiii.
s.
Of
clerkes
wrytynge
wryttes
origynall
&
iudycyall
/
it
is
ordeyned
that
for
one
wrytte
they
shall
take
but
.i.
d.
And
the
kyng
chargeth
all
his
iustyces
vpon
theyr
fayth
&
othe
that
they
owe
hym
that
if
such
offycers
offende
in
any
artycle
agaynst
this
statute
&
complaynt
come
to
them
therof
they
shall
execute
on
them
reasonable
ponyshment
.
And
if
they
offende
the
secound
tyme
they
shall
awarde
greater
ponyshment
that
they
may
be
duely
corrected
/
&
if
they
offende
the
.iii.
tyme
&
be
therupon
conuycted
if
they
be
offycers
of
fee
/
they
shall
lese
theyr
fee
/
&
if
they
be
other
they
shall
auoyde
the
kynges
court
/
&
shal
not
be
receyued
agayne
without
the
kynges
specyall
lycense
.
¶
The
.xlv.
Chapitre
BEcause
that
of
such
thynges
as
be
recouered
before
the
chauncellour
and
iustyces
of
the
kynge
/
that
haue
recorde
and
be
inrolled
in
theyr
rolles
/
processe
of
a
plee
ought
not
to
be
made
by
somons
/
attachementes
/
essoyne
/
vyewe
of
lande
/
and
other
solempnytes
of
the
courte
as
hath
ben
vsed
to
be
done
in
bargaynes
and
couenauntes
made
out
of
the
court
/
from
hensforth
it
is
to
be
obserued
that
suche
as
are
founde
inrolled
before
them
that
haue
recorde
/
or
conteyned
in
fynes
/
whyther
they
be
contractes
/
couenauntes
/
oblygacions
/
seruyces
/
or
customes
knowledged
or
inrolled
wherin
the
kynges
court
without
offense
of
the
law
and
custome
may
execute
theyr
authorite
/
fromhensforthe
they
shall
haue
suche
power
that
hereafter
it
shall
not
nede
to
plede
for
them
/
but
when
the
playntyfe
cometh
to
the
kynges
court
if
the
recognysaunce
or
fyne
leuyed
be
freshe
that
is
to
say
within
the
yere
/
he
shall
forhwith
haue
a
wryt
of
the
recognysaunce
made
.
And
if
the
recognysaunce
were
made
/
or
the
fyne
leuyed
of
a
further
tyme
passed
/
the
sheryf
shal
be
commaunded
that
he
do
to
wyte
vnto
the
partye
of
whome
it
is
complayned
that
he
be
afore
the
iustyces
at
a
certayn
day
to
shewe
if
he
haue
any
thynge
to
shewe
why
suche
matters
in
▪
rolled
or
contayned
in
the
fyne
ought
not
to
haue
execucyon
.
And
if
he
do
not
appyere
or
peraduenture
if
he
com
and
can
nothynge
saye
why
execucion
ought
not
to
be
done
/
the
sheryf
shal
be
commaunded
to
execute
the
thyng
inrolled
or
contayned
in
the
fyne
.
In
lyke
maner
an
ordynarye
shal
be
commaunded
in
his
case
obserued
/
neuerthelesse
as
before
is
sayd
of
a
meane
whiche
by
recognysaunce
or
iudgement
is
bounde
to
acquyte
.
¶
The
.xlvi.
Chapiter
.
UUheras
in
a
statute
made
at
Merton
it
was
granted
that
lordes
of
Merton
.iiii.
Chap.
waste
woodes
and
pastures
myght
approwe
the
sayd
waste
woodes
and
pastures
notwithstandyng
the
gayne
sayeng
of
the
tenantes
/
so
that
the
tenantes
haue
suffycient
pasture
to
theyr
holde
with
free
entre
and
reentre
to
the
same
.
And
for
asmuch
as
no
mencyon
was
made
betwene
neyghbour
and
neyghbour
many
lordes
of
waste
woodes
and
pastures
haue
ben
troubled
heretofore
by
the
contradiccyon
of
neyghbours
hauyng
suffycyent
pasture
.
And
for
because
foreyne
tenantes
hauyng
no
more
ryght
to
commune
in
the
waste
woodes
or
pastures
of
any
lorde
/
then
the
lordes
owne
tenauntes
.
It
is
ordeyned
that
the
statute
of
Merton
prouyded
betwen
the
lorde
and
his
tenantes
/
from
hensforth
shall
holde
place
betwene
lordes
of
waste
woodes
/
and
pastures
/
and
neyghbours
/
sauynge
sufficyent
pasture
to
his
seruauntes
and
neyghbours
/
so
that
the
lordes
of
suche
waste
woodes
/
and
pastures
/
may
make
approwement
of
the
resydue
/
and
this
shal
be
obserued
for
suche
as
clayme
pasture
as
apportenant
to
theyr
lande
.
But
if
any
do
clayme
commune
of
pasture
by
specyall
feffement
or
graunte
for
a
certayne
noumbre
of
beastes
/
or
otherwyse
that
is
due
by
the
comen
lawe
/
where
as
couenaunte
barreth
the
lawe
/
he
shall
haue
suche
recouere
as
ought
to
be
had
by
fourme
of
the
graunte
made
vnto
hym
by
occasyon
of
a
mylle
/
wyndmyll
/
berkarye
/
deyerye
/
inlargyng
of
a
courte
or
curtylage
/
from
hensforth
no
man
shal
be
greued
by
assyse
of
nouell
dysseson
for
commune
of
pasture
.
And
where
sometyme
it
chaunceth
that
one
hauyng
ryght
to
approwe
doyth
leuye
a
dyke
or
an
hedge
and
somtyme
by
nyght
or
at
another
season
that
they
suppose
not
to
be
espyed
do
ouerthrowe
the
hedge
or
dyke
/
and
it
can
not
be
knowen
by
verdytte
of
the
assyse
or
iurye
who
dyd
ouerthrowe
the
hedge
or
dyke
.
And
men
of
the
townes
nere
wyl
not
indyte
such
as
be
gylte
therof
/
the
townes
nere
and
adioynyng
shal
be
dystrayned
to
leuye
the
hedge
or
dyke
at
theyr
owne
custe
and
to
yelde
damages
.
And
where
one
hauyng
no
ryght
to
commune
vsurpyth
commune
what
tyme
the
heyre
is
within
age
/
or
what
tyme
a
woman
is
couert
or
the
pasture
be
in
the
handes
of
tenantes
in
dower
/
by
the
curtesye
/
or
otherwyse
for
terme
of
lyfe
/
or
yeres
/
or
in
fee
tayle
/
and
the
pasture
be
longe
vsed
/
many
holde
opynion
that
such
pastures
ought
to
be
called
appurtenant
vnto
frehold
/
and
that
the
owner
ought
to
haue
accyon
by
a
wryt●e
of
nouel
dysseson
/
if
he
be
deforced
of
such
pasture
/
but
from
hensforth
this
ordre
shal
be
kept
that
such
as
haue
entred
within
the
tyme
that
an
assyse
of
mortdauncetour
lyeth
/
if
they
had
no
commune
before
a
wryt
of
nouel
disseson
shal
not
lye
for
them
/
if
they
be
deforced
.
¶
The
.xlvii.
Chap.
IT
is
prouyded
that
the
waters
of
Humbre
/
Owse
/
Trente
/
Done
/
Arte
/
Derewent
/
Wherf
/
Nydryore
/
Swale
/
Tese
/
Tyn
/
Eden
/
and
all
other
waters
wherin
salmons
be
taken
shal
be
defended
for
takyng
salmons
from
the
natyuyte
of
our
lady
vnto
sayncte
Martynes
daye
.
And
lykewyse
that
yonge
salmons
shall
not
be
taken
nor
dystroyed
by
nettes
/
nor
by
other
engyns
at
myllpolys
from
the
myddes
of
Aprell
vnto
the
natyuyte
of
sayncte
Iohan
Baptyste
and
in
places
where
as
freshe
waters
be
/
there
shal
be
assygned
ouerscars
of
this
statute
/
which
beyng
sworne
shal
oftentymes
see
and
inquere
of
the
offendours
/
&
for
the
fyrste
trespas
they
shall
be
ponyshed
by
burnyng
of
theyr
nettes
.
And
for
the
secounde
/
they
shall
haue
imprysonment
for
a
quarter
of
a
yere
.
And
for
the
thyrd
trespas
they
shal
be
imprysoned
an
hole
yere
/
and
as
the
trespas
increasyth
so
shall
the
ponyshement
.
¶
The
.xlviii.
Chapitre
.
FOr
vyewe
of
lande
it
is
ordeyned
and
prouyded
that
from
hensforth
vyewe
shall
not
be
graunted
but
in
case
where
the
vyewe
is
necessarye
/
as
if
one
lese
lande
by
defaute
/
and
the
lesar
moueth
a
wrytte
to
demaunde
the
same
lande
/
and
in
case
where
one
by
an
excepcyon
dylatorye
abateth
a
wrytte
/
after
the
vyewe
/
as
by
nontenure
or
the
mysnamyng
of
the
towne
or
such
lyke
/
if
he
purchase
another
wrytte
in
that
case
from
hensforth
the
vyewe
shall
not
be
graunted
/
if
he
had
vyewe
in
the
fyrst
wryttes
.
In
a
wryt
of
dower
where
the
demaunde
is
of
lande
that
the
husbande
alyened
to
the
tenant
or
his
auncetour
/
where
the
tenant
ought
to
take
knowledge
what
lande
the
husbande
dyd
alyene
to
hym
or
his
auncetour
/
though
the
husbande
dyed
not
seasyd
/
yet
from
hensforth
vyewe
shall
not
be
graunted
.
In
a
wrytte
of
entre
also
where
the
demaundant
mys
▪
named
the
entre
/
if
he
purchase
another
wrytte
of
another
entre
if
the
tenant
in
the
fyrste
wrytte
had
vyewe
/
he
shall
not
haue
it
in
the
secounde
.
In
wryttes
also
where
landes
be
demaunded
by
reason
of
a
lesse
made
by
the
demaundant
or
his
auncetour
/
vnto
the
tenant
and
not
his
auncetour
/
as
that
he
lessyd
to
hym
beyng
within
age
/
not
hole
of
mynde
/
beyng
in
pryson
/
and
such
lyke
/
vyewe
shall
not
be
graunted
hereafter
/
but
if
the
demyse
were
made
to
his
auncetour
the
vyewe
shall
lye
as
it
hath
done
before
.
THe
chauncellour
/
treasourer
/
iustyces
/
nor
none
of
the
kynges
counsel
/
no
The.
xlix
●apitre
.
clerke
of
the
chauncery
/
nor
of
the
eschequer
/
nor
of
any
iustyce
/
or
other
offycer
/
nor
none
of
the
kynges
house
/
preste
/
nor
lay
man
shall
take
any
churche
/
nor
aduowson
of
a
churche
lande
nor
tenement
/
by
gyfte
/
sale
/
nor
to
ferme
/
ne
for
partakynge
/
nor
otherwyse
so
longe
as
any
thynge
is
in
plee
before
vs
or
before
any
of
our
offycers
/
nor
shall
take
no
rewarde
therof
/
&
he
that
doyth
contrary
to
this
acte
/
other
hymself
/
or
by
another
/
though
he
make
no
stryfe
/
shall
be
ponyshed
at
the
kynges
pleasure
/
aswel
he
that
purchaseth
as
he
that
wyth
.
All
the
sayd
statutes
shall
take
effecte
at
the
feast
of
saynct
Myghel
next
coming
so
that
by
occasyon
of
any
offences
done
on
thys
syde
the
sayd
feaste
contrary
to
any
of
these
estatutes
/
no
ponyshement
mencyoned
within
these
estatutes
shal
be
executed
vpon
the
offenders
.
Moreouer
concernyng
the
statutes
prouyded
where
the
law
fayled
&
for
remedies
/
lest
sutors
comyng
to
the
kynges
court
shold
depart
from
thens
without
remedye
/
they
shall
haue
wryttes
prouyded
in
theyr
cases
/
but
they
shall
not
be
pleded
vntyll
the
feaste
of
saynct
Myghell
aforesayd
.
¶
Here
begynneth
the
statute
of
west̄
thyrd
/
made
the
.xviii.
yere
of
Ed.
the
.i.
FOr
asmuche
as
purchasers
of
landes
and
tenementes
of
the
fees
of
great
men
and
other
lordes
/
haue
many
tymes
in
tymes
passed
entred
into
theyr
fees
to
the
preiudyce
of
the
lordes
/
wher
upon
the
freholders
of
suche
great
men
haue
solde
theyr
landes
to
such
purchasers
in
fee
to
be
holden
of
the
feffours
&
not
of
the
chyef
lordes
of
the
see
/
wherby
the
chyef
lordes
haue
many
tymes
lost
theyr
escheates
/
maryages
/
wardshyps
of
landes
and
tenementes
beyng
of
theyr
fees
/
whiche
thynge
semyth
very
harde
&
extreme
vnto
suche
lordes
/
and
moreouer
in
this
case
manyfest
disherytaunce
.
Our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
in
his
parlyament
at
westmynster
after
Easter
the
.xviii.
yere
of
his
raygne
that
is
to
wyte
in
the
quynzyeme
of
S.
Johan
Bap.
at
the
instaunce
of
the
great
men
of
the
realme
hath
prouyded
and
ordeyned
/
that
from
hensforth
it
shal
be
lefull
to
euery
free
man
to
sell
at
his
owne
pleasure
his
landes
&
tenementes
or
parte
of
them
/
so
that
the
feffee
do
holde
the
same
lande
or
tenement
of
the
chyef
lorde
of
the
fee
by
such
seeuyces
and
customes
as
his
feffour
helde
before
.
¶
The
.ii.
Chap.
ANd
if
he
sell
any
parte
of
such
landes
or
tenementes
to
any
/
the
feffee
shall
immedyatly
holde
it
of
the
chyef
lorde
and
shal
be
forthwith
charged
with
the
seruyces
/
as
moch
as
pertayneth
/
or
ought
to
pertayne
to
the
sayd
chyef
lord
for
the
same
parcell
accordynge
to
the
quantyte
of
the
lande
or
tenement
so
sold
/
And
so
in
this
case
the
lord
shall
take
the
same
parte
of
the
seruyce
by
the
handes
of
the
feffee
/
wherby
he
ought
to
be
attendaunt
and
aunswerable
to
the
same
chyef
lorde
accordynge
to
the
quantyte
of
the
lande
or
tenement
solde
for
the
parcell
of
the
seruyce
so
due
.
¶
The
.iii.
Chapiter
.
ANd
it
is
to
be
vnderstanden
that
by
the
sayd
sales
or
purchases
of
landes
or
tenementes
or
parcelles
of
them
/
landes
nor
tenementes
shall
in
no
wyse
come
into
mortmnayne
neyther
by
pollecye
/
ne
crafte
contrarye
to
the
fourme
of
the
statute
made
therupon
of
late
.
And
it
is
to
w●te
that
this
statute
extendeth
but
onely
to
landes
holde
in
fee
symple
.
And
that
it
extendeth
onely
to
the
tyme
comynge
/
and
it
shall
begynne
to
take
effecte
at
the
feaste
of
sayncte
Andrew
apostle
nexte
comynge
/
youen
the
.xviii.
yere
of
the
reygne
of
kynge
Edwarde
/
sonne
of
kynge
Henry
.
¶
Here
endeth
the
statute
of
westmynster
thyrde
.
¶
Here
begynneth
the
statute
of
wynchestre
made
the
.xiii.
yere
of
Edwarde
the
fyrst
.
FOr
asmuch
as
from
daye
to
daye
robboryes
/
murders
/
burnyng
and
thefte
be
more
often
vsed
than
they
haue
ben
heretofore
/
and
felons
can
not
be
attaynted
by
the
othe
of
iurrours
whiche
had
rather
suffer
straungyers
to
be
robbed
/
&
so
to
passe
without
payne
then
to
indyte
the
offendours
/
of
whome
great
parte
be
folke
of
the
same
countre
/
or
at
the
lest
if
the
offendours
be
of
another
countre
/
the
receyuours
be
of
places
nere
.
And
they
do
the
same
because
the
othe
is
not
put
vnto
iurrours
of
the
same
countre
where
suche
felonyes
were
done
/
and
to
the
restitutyon
of
damages
hytherto
no
payne
hath
ben
lymytted
for
theyr
cōc●lement
and
latches
.
Our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
for
to
abate
the
power
of
felons
hath
establyshed
a
payne
in
this
case
/
so
that
from
hensforth
for
feare
of
the
payn
more
then
for
feare
of
any
othe
they
shall
not
spare
any
/
nor
concele
no
felonyes
.
And
from
hensforth
cryes
shal
be
made
in
al
countyes
/
hundredes
/
markettes
/
fayres
/
&
all
other
places
where
great
resorte
of
people
is
/
so
that
none
shal
excuse
hymselfe
by
ignoraunce
/
that
from
hensforth
euery
countre
be
so
well
kept
that
immedyatly
vpon
such
robboryes
and
felonyes
commytted
freshe
sute
be
made
from
towne
to
towne
/
and
from
countre
to
countre
.
¶
The
.i.
Chapitre
.
LIkewyse
when
nede
requyreth
inquestes
shal
be
made
in
townes
by
hym
that
is
lorde
of
the
towne
/
and
after
in
the
hundred
/
and
after
in
the
fraunchyse
and
in
the
shyre
/
and
sometyme
in
two
/
thre
/
or
foure
shyres
in
case
where
felonyes
be
commytted
in
the
marches
of
shyres
/
so
that
the
trespasours
may
be
attaynted
.
And
if
the
countre
wyll
not
aunswere
for
the
bodyes
of
suche
trespasours
the
payne
shal
be
suche
/
that
is
to
wyte
/
that
the
people
dwellyng
in
th●
countre
shal
be
aunswerable
for
the
robboryes
done
and
also
the
damages
/
so
that
the
hole
hundred
where
the
robborye
happenyth
to
be
done
/
or
the
fraunchyses
beyng
within
the
precynet
of
the
same
hundred
shal
be
aunswerable
for
the
robboryes
done
.
And
if
the
robborye
chaunce
to
be
done
in
the
diuysion
of
two
hundredes
/
in
suche
case
bothe
hundredes
and
also
the
fraunchyses
whiche
be
within
the
precync●es
of
them
shall
be
aunswerable
.
And
after
that
the
felonye
or
robborye
is
done
the
countre
shal
haue
no
longer
space
then
halfe
a
yere
within
whiche
halfe
yere
it
shall
behoue
them
to
agre
for
the
robborye
or
trespas
/
or
els
that
they
wyll
aunswere
for
the
bodyes
of
the
offendours
.
¶
The
.ii.
Chapitre
.
ANd
for
asmuch
as
the
kyng
wylnot
that
his
people
shold
be
sodaynly
impoueryshed
by
reason
of
this
penaltye
that
semyth
very
harde
to
many
/
the
kynge
graunteth
that
they
shall
not
incurre
it
ymmedyatly
/
but
it
shal
be
respyted
vntyll
the
Easter
nexte
folowynge
/
within
whiche
tyme
the
kynge
maye
see
howe
the
countre
wyll
ordre
themselues
/
and
whyther
suche
felonyes
and
robboryes
do
ceasse
.
After
which
terme
let
them
all
be
assured
that
the
foresayd
penaltye
shall
ronne
generally
/
that
is
to
wyte
that
the
people
of
the
countre
shal
be
aunswerable
for
felonyes
and
robboryes
done
among
them
.
¶
The
.iii.
Chapiter
.
ANd
for
the
more
suretye
of
the
countre
the
kyng
hath
commaunded
that
in
great
townes
beynge
walled
the
gates
shal
be
closed
from
the
sonne
restyng
vntyll
the
sonne
rysynge
/
&
that
no
man
do
lodge
in
the
suburbes
nor
in
any
place
out
of
the
towne
from
.ix.
of
the
clocke
vntyll
day
/
without
his
hoste
wyll
aunswere
for
hym
/
&
the
bayllytes
of
townes
euerye
weke
or
at
the
leaste
euery
.xv.
day
shall
make
inquerye
of
all
persones
beynge
lodged
in
the
suburbes
or
places
out
of
the
townes
.
And
if
they
do
fynde
any
that
haue
lodged
or
receyued
any
straungyers
or
suspycyous
persons
contrary
to
this
/
they
shall
do
ryght
therin
.
And
the
kynge
comaundeth
that
from
hensforth
all
townes
be
kept
as
it
hath
ben
vsed
in
tymes
passed
/
that
is
to
wyte
from
the
feaste
of
Ascensyon
vnto
Myghelmas
in
euery
cyte
.vi.
men
shall
kepe
at
euery
gate
/
in
euery
borugh
.xii.
men
/
in
euery
towne
.vi.
or
.iiii.
acordyng
to
the
noumbre
of
the
inhabitauntes
of
the
towne
/
and
shall
watche
the
towne
all
nyght
from
the
sonne
restynge
vnto
the
sonne
rysyng
.
And
if
any
straungyers
do
passe
by
them
he
shal
be
arrested
vnto
mornyng
.
And
if
no
suspicion
be
founde
they
shall
go
quyte
/
&
if
they
fynde
cause
of
suspeccyon
/
they
shall
forth
with
delyuer
hym
to
the
sheryf
/
and
the
sheryf
may
receyue
hym
without
damage
and
shall
kepe
hym
saufely
vntyll
he
be
acquyted
in
due
maner
/
and
if
they
wyll
not
obey
the
arreste
they
shall
leuye
hue
and
crye
vpon
them
/
and
such
as
kepe
the
towne
shall
folowe
with
hue
and
crye
with
all
the
towne
and
the
townes
nere
/
and
so
front
towne
to
towne
/
vntyll
that
they
be
taken
and
delyuered
to
the
sheryf
/
as
before
is
sayd
and
for
the
arrestementes
of
suche
straungyers
none
shal
be
ponysshed
.
¶
The
.iiii.
Chapitre
.
ANd
further
it
is
comaunded
that
hygh
wayes
ledyng
from
one
merchaunte
towne
to
another
shal
be
fromhensforthe
inlarged
where
as
bushes
/
woodes
/
or
dykes
be
/
so
that
there
be
neyther
dyke
/
tre
/
nor
bushe
/
wherby
any
trespaser
may
eskape
within
.
CC.
fote
of
eche
syde
the
way
/
so
that
this
statute
shall
not
extende
vnto
ashes
nor
vnto
great
trees
/
for
that
it
shal
be
vnderstanden
clerely
out
of
this
.
And
if
by
the
defaute
of
the
lorde
that
wyll
not
auoyde
the
dyke
/
vnderwood
/
or
bushes
in
the
maner
aforesayd
and
robboryes
be
done
therin
/
the
lorde
shal
be
aunswerable
for
the
felonye
.
And
if
murdre
be
done
/
the
lorde
shal
be
raunsomed
at
the
kynges
pleasure
.
And
if
the
lorde
be
not
able
to
sell
the
vnderwoodes
/
the
countre
shall
ayde
hym
therin
.
And
the
kynge
wylleth
that
in
his
demean
landes
&
woodes
within
his
forest
and
without
the
wayes
shal
be
inlarged
(
as
before
is
sayd
)
And
if
percase
a
parke
be
taken
from
the
hygh
waye
/
it
is
requysyte
that
the
lorde
shall
sette
his
parke
the
space
of
.
CC.
fote
from
the
hygh
waye
as
before
is
sayd
/
or
that
he
make
such
a
wal
/
dyke
/
or
woode
that
the
yuell
doers
maye
not
passe
ne
retourne
for
to
do
yuell
.
And
further
it
is
comaunded
that
euery
man
haue
in
his
house
harnes
for
to
kepe
the
peace
after
the
auncyen
assyse
/
that
is
for
to
saye
euery
man
betwyxte
.xv.
yeres
of
age
and.
xl
.
yeres
shal
be
assessyd
and
sworne
to
armour
accordyng
to
the
quantyte
of
theyr
landes
and
goodes
/
that
is
to
wyte
/
from
.xv.
li.
landes
and
goodes
.xl.
markes
/
that
is
to
wyte
an
hawberke
/
a
brest
plate
of
yron
/
aswerde
a
knyfe
/
and
an
horse
.
And
from
.x.
li.
of
landes
/
and
.xx.
markes
goodes
/
a
hawberke
/
a
brest
plate
of
yron
/
a
swerde
/
and
a
knyfe
/
and
from
.v.
li.
landes
/
a
dublet
/
a
brestplate
of
yron
/
aswerde
/
&
a
knyfe
.
And
from
.xl.
s.
lande
&
more
vnto
.
C.
s.
of
lande
a
swerde
/
a
bowe
and
arrowes
/
and
a
knyfe
.
And
he
that
hath
lesse
then
xl
.
s.
yerely
shal
be
sworne
to
kepe
gysar
▪
mes
/
knyues
/
and
other
lesse
weapons
.
And
he
that
hath
lesse
then
.xx.
markes
in
goodes
shall
haue
swerdes
/
knyues
/
&
other
lesse
weapons
/
and
all
other
that
may
shall
haue
bowes
and
arrowes
out
of
the
foreste
and
in
the
forest
bowes
and
arrowes
.
And
that
vyewe
of
armour
be
made
euery
yere
two
tymes
.
And
in
all
hundredes
&
fraunchyses
two
constables
shal
be
chosen
to
make
the
vyewe
of
armour
&
the
constables
aforesayd
shal
present
before
iusticꝭ
assygned
such
defautes
as
they
do
see
in
the
countre
aboute
armour
/
and
of
the
sutes
of
townes
and
of
hyghe
wayes
/
and
also
shall
present
all
such
as
do
lodge
straungyers
in
vplandyshe
townes
/
for
whome
they
wyll
not
aunswere
.
And
the
iustyces
shall
present
also
at
euery
parlyamente
vnto
the
kyng
such
defautes
as
they
haue
found
/
and
the
kynge
shall
prouyde
remedye
therin
.
And
from
hensforth
let
sheryfes
take
good
hede
&
bayllyfes
within
theyr
fraunchyses
&
without
/
be
they
hygher
or
lower
that
haue
any
baylewyke
or
forestrye
in
fee
or
otherwyse
that
they
shal
folowe
the
crye
with
the
countre
/
and
after
as
they
are
bounden
to
kepe
horses
&
armour
so
to
do
/
and
if
there
be
any
that
do
not
/
the
defautes
shal
be
presented
to
the
iustyces
assygned
and
after
by
them
to
the
kynge
/
as
before
is
sayd
/
and
the
kynge
shall
prouyde
remedye
/
and
the
kynge
comaundeth
and
forbyddeth
that
from
hensforth
neyther
fayres
nor
markettes
be
kepte
in
churchyardes
/
for
the
honour
of
the
church
/
youen
at
wynchestre
the
.viii.
day
of
Octobre
the
.xiii.
yere
of
kynge
Edwardes
reygne
.
¶
Here
begynneth
the
statute
of
merchauntes
made
the
.xiii.
yere
of
kynge
Edwarde
the
fyrst
.
FOr
asmuch
as
merchauntes
which
heretofor
haue
lente
theyr
goodes
to
dyuers
persons
be
now
fallen
in
pouerte
/
because
there
is
no
spedy
remedye
prouyded
/
wherby
they
may
shortely
recouer
theyr
dette
at
the
day
of
payment
assessyd
.
And
for
this
myschyef
many
marchauntes
are
lothe
to
come
into
the
realme
with
theyr
merchaundyse
to
the
great
damage
of
such
merchaunees
and
of
all
the
realme
.
The
kyng
and
his
counsell
at
his
parlyament
holden
at
Acton
Burnell
after
the
feast
of
saynt
Myghel
the
.xl.
yere
of
his
raygne
hath
ordayned
these
establyshementes
therupon
for
the
remedy
of
suche
merchauntes
/
whiche
ordynaunces
and
establyshementes
the
kynge
commaundeth
that
they
shal
be
firmely
kepte
and
obserued
through
out
his
realme
/
wherby
merchauntes
may
haue
remedy
and
lesse
trouble
and
busynes
to
recouer
theyr
dettes
then
they
haue
had
heretofore
.
But
for
asmuch
as
merchauntes
afterwarde
complayned
vnto
the
kynge
that
sheryfes
mysinterpreted
his
statutes
/
and
sometyme
by
malyce
and
false
interpretacyon
delayed
the
execucyon
of
the
statute
to
the
great
damage
of
merchauntes
.
The
kyng
at
his
parlyament
holden
at
westmynster
after
Easter
the
.xiii.
yere
of
his
reygne
caused
the
sayd
statute
made
at
Acton
Burnell
to
be
rehersed
.
And
for
the
declaracion
of
certayne
artycles
in
the
statute
aforesayd
hath
ordeyned
and
establyshed
/
that
a
merchaunte
for
the
assuraunce
of
his
dette
shall
cause
his
dettour
to
come
before
the
mayer
of
London
or
before
som
chyef
wardcyn
of
the
cyte
/
or
of
another
good
towne
/
where
the
kynge
shall
appoynt
/
&
before
the
mayer
chyef
wardeyn
/
or
other
suffycyent
men
chosen
&
sworne
therto
/
when
the
mayer
or
chyef
wardeyne
can
not
attende
ther
to
/
and
before
one
of
the
clerkes
that
the
kynge
shall
therto
assygne
when
bothe
can
not
be
attendant
/
he
shal
knowledge
the
dette
and
the
daye
of
payment
/
and
the
recognysaunce
shal
be
inrolled
by
one
of
the
clerkes
handes
beynge
knowen
/
&
the
rolle
shal
be
double
/
wherof
one
shall
remayne
with
the
mayer
or
chyef
wardeyne
&
the
other
with
the
clerkes
that
therto
shal
be
fyrste
named
.
And
further
one
of
the
sayde
clerkes
with
his
owne
hande
shall
wrytte
an
oblygacyon
wher
vnto
the
seale
of
the
dettour
shal
be
putte
with
the
kynges
seale
/
prouyded
for
the
same
intent
which
seale
shal
be
of
two
pecys
/
wherof
the
greater
pece
shal
remayn
with
the
mayer
or
the
chyef
wardeyne
/
&
the
other
in
the
kepynge
of
the
foresayd
clerkes
.
And
if
the
dettour
do
not
pay
the
dette
at
the
day
lymyted
vnto
hym
/
then
shal
the
merchaunt
com
before
the
mayer
and
clerke
with
his
obligacyon
/
&
if
it
be
founde
by
the
rolle
or
wrytynge
that
the
dette
was
knowledged
&
the
day
of
payment
expyred
the
mayer
or
chyef
wardeyne
shall
cause
the
body
of
the
dettour
to
be
taken
/
if
he
be
laye
when
so
euer
be
happyth
to
come
in
theyr
power
/
&
shall
commytte
hym
to
the
prison
of
the
towne
if
there
be
any
/
&
shall
remayne
there
at
his
owne
costes
/
vntyll
he
hath
agreyd
for
the
det
/
&
it
is
comaunded
that
the
kepar
of
the
towne
pryson
shall
reteygne
hym
vpon
the
delyuere
of
the
mayer
or
chyef
wardeyn
/
&
if
the
kepar
wyl
not
receyue
hym
/
he
shal
be
aunswerable
for
the
dette
if
he
haue
wherof
/
&
if
he
haue
not
wherof
/
he
that
commytted
the
pryson
to
his
kepyng
shall
aunswere
.
And
if
the
dettour
can
not
be
founde
by
the
mayer
or
chyef
wardeyne
then
shall
they
or
any
of
them
retourne
into
the
chauncery
vnder
the
kynges
seale
the
recognysaunce
of
the
dette
/
and
the
chauncellour
shall
dyrecte
a
wrytte
vnto
the
sheryf
in
whose
shyre
the
dettour
happyth
to
be
for
to
take
his
bodye
/
if
he
be
laye
and
saufely
to
kepe
hym
in
pryson
vntyll
he
hath
agreyd
for
the
dette
.
And
within
a
quarter
of
a
yere
after
that
he
be
taken
his
landes
shal
be
delyuered
hym
so
that
by
the
profyttes
he
may
leuye
and
paye
the
dette
.
And
it
shal
be
lefull
vnto
hym
duryng
the
same
quarter
to
sell
his
landes
and
tenementes
for
the
dyscharge
his
dettes
and
his
sale
shal
be
good
and
effectuall
.
And
if
he
do
not
agre
within
the
quarter
nexte
after
the
quarter
expyred
all
the
landes
&
goodes
of
the
dettour
shal
be
delyuered
vnto
the
merchaunt
by
a
reasonable
extent
/
to
holde
them
vntyll
suche
tyme
as
the
dette
is
holly
leuyed
.
And
neuerthelesse
the
bodye
shall
remayne
in
pryson
/
as
before
is
sayd
.
And
the
merchaunt
shal
fynde
hym
bread
and
water
/
&
the
merchaunt
shall
haue
such
season
in
the
landes
and
tenementes
delyuered
vnto
hym
that
be
may
maynteyne
wrytte
of
nouel
dysseson
/
if
he
be
put
out
and
reddysseson
also
as
of
freholde
to
holde
to
hym
and
his
assygnes
vntyll
the
d●tte
be
payd
.
And
as
sone
as
the
dette
is
leuyed
the
bodye
of
the
dettour
shal
be
delyuered
with
his
landes
/
and
in
suche
wryttes
as
the
chauncellour
doyth
awarde
mencyon
shal
be
made
that
the
sheryf
shall
certefye
the
iustyces
of
eyther
benche
howe
he
hath
perfourmed
the
kynges
commaundement
at
acertayned
day
at
whiche
day
the
merchaunt
shal
be
afore
the
iustyces
if
agrement
be
not
made
/
and
if
the
sheryfes
do
not
retourne
the
wrytte
/
or
do
retourne
that
the
wrytte
came
to
late
or
that
they
haue
dyrected
it
to
the
bayllyfes
of
some
frauuchyse
/
the
iustyces
shall
do
as
it
is
contayned
in
the
statute
of
westmynster
.
And
if
the
sheryf
retourne
that
the
bettour
can
not
be
founde
/
or
that
he
be
clerke
/
the
merchauntes
shall
haue
wryttes
to
all
the
sheryfes
/
or
he
shal
haue
the
lande
/
and
that
they
shall
delyuer
all
the
goodes
and
landes
of
the
dettour
by
a
reasonable
extent
/
to
holde
vnto
hym
&
his
assygnes
in
the
fourme
aforesayd
/
&
at
the
leste
he
shall
haue
a
wryt
to
what
sheryf
that
he
wyll
to
take
his
bodye
if
he
be
laye
/
and
to
retayne
in
maner
afore
sayd
/
and
the
kepar
of
the
pryson
ought
to
take
hede
that
he
muste
aunswere
for
the
bodye
/
or
for
the
dette
/
and
after
that
the
dettours
landes
be
delyuered
to
the
merchaunt
/
the
dettour
may
lawfully
sell
his
land
/
so
that
the
merchaunt
haue
no
damage
of
the
approwemētes
/
and
the
merchauntes
shall
always
be
allowed
for
theyr
damages
and
all
costes
/
labours
/
sutes
/
delayes
/
&
expenses
reasonable
.
And
if
the
dettour
fynde
suretyes
which
knowlege
themselues
to
be
pryncypall
dettours
after
the
day
passed
/
the
suretyes
shal
be
ordered
in
all
thynges
as
is
sayd
of
the
pryncypal
dettour
/
as
to
the
arrest
of
body
/
delyuere
of
landes
&
other
thynges
.
And
when
the
landes
of
the
dettours
be
delyuered
vnto
the
merchaunte
/
he
shall
haue
season
of
all
the
landes
that
were
in
the
hande
of
the
dettour
the
day
of
the
recognysaunce
made
/
in
whose
handes
so
euer
that
they
com
afterward
eyther
by
feffement
or
otherwyse
/
and
after
the
dette
payed
/
the
dettours
landes
and
the
issues
therof
by
feffement
shall
retourne
agayne
aswell
to
the
feffee
as
the
other
landes
vnto
the
dettours
.
And
if
the
dettour
or
his
suretyes
dye
/
the
merchaunt
shall
haue
none
authoryte
to
take
the
body
of
his
heyre
/
but
he
shall
haue
his
landes
as
before
is
sayd
/
if
he
be
of
age
/
or
when
that
he
is
of
full
age
/
vntyl
suche
tyme
as
he
hath
leuyed
of
the
landes
the
amountāce
&
value
of
the
dette
.
And
also
anothe●
seale
shal
be
prouyded
that
shall
serue
for
fayres
/
and
the
same
shal
be
sente
vnto
euery
fayre
vnder
the
kynges
seale
by
a
clerke
sworne
/
or
by
the
kepar
of
the
fayre
.
And
of
the
comynalte
of
London
two
merchauntes
shall
be
chosen
that
shall
swere
/
and
the
seale
shal
be
opened
before
them
/
and
the
one
pece
shal
be
delyuered
vnto
the
foresayde
merchauntes
/
&
the
other
shall
remayne
with
the
clerke
.
And
before
them
or
one
of
the
merchauntes
if
bothe
can
not
attende
the
recognysaunces
shal
be
taken
as
before
is
sayde
/
and
before
that
the
recognysaunces
be
inrolled
the
payne
of
the
statute
shall
be
openly
redde
before
the
dettour
/
so
that
afterwarde
he
shall
not
excuse
hymselfe
by
ignoraunce
of
the
payne
wherto
he
bounde
hymselfe
/
and
to
maynteyne
the
costes
of
the
sayd
clerke
/
the
kyng
shal
take
of
euery
.
li.
i.
d.
in
euery
towne
where
the
seale
is
/
except
fayres
where
he
shal
take
.i.
d.
ob
.
of
the
li.
This
ordynaunce
and
acte
the
kyng
wylleth
to
be
obserued
frōhēs
forth
throughout
his
realme
of
Englande
&
Irelande
amonges
the
whiche
people
they
that
wyll
may
make
such
recognysaunces
/
excepte
Iuys
to
whome
this
ordynaunce
shall
not
extende
/
and
by
this
statute
a
wrytte
of
dette
shall
not
be
abated
/
&
the
chauncellour
/
iustyces
of
eyther
bench
&
iustyces
errauntes
shall
not
be
estopped
to
take
recognysaunces
of
dettes
before
them
knowledged
and
made
/
but
the
execucyon
of
recognysaunces
made
before
them
shal
not
be
done
in
the
fourme
afore
sayd
/
but
by
the
lawe
and
maner
before
vsed
/
and
otherwyse
prouyded
in
other
statutes
.
Rex
vic
.
salutem
.
Quia
coram
tali
maiore
vel
custode
talis
ville
vel
coram
custode
sigilli
nostri
de
mercatoribus
in
nundinis
de
tali
loco
et
tali
clerico
nostro
A.
recognouit
debere
B.
tantum
quod
soluisse
debuit
tali
die
et
tali
anno
quod
idem
B.
nondum
soluit
/
vt
dicit
.
Tibi
precipimus
quod
corpus
predict●…
A.
si
laicus
sit
capias
/
et
in
prisona
nostra
saluo
custodiri
facias
/
quousque
de
pred
debito
satissfecerit
Et
qualiter
hoc
preceptum
nostrum
fueris
executus
.
Scire
facias
iustie
.
nostris
apud
westmonasterium
per
litteras
tuas
sigillatas
/
et
habeas
ibi
hoc
breue
.
Teste
▪
&c.
¶
Here
endyth
the
statute
of
merchauntes
.
The
statute
of
relygyous
men
.
WHereas
of
late
it
was
prouyded
that
relygyous
men
shulde
not
entre
into
other
mens
fees
without
specyall
lycense
of
the
chyef
lordes
of
whome
such
fees
be
holden
immedyatly
.
And
afterwarde
relygyous
men
haue
entred
aswell
in
to
theyr
owne
fees
as
in
the
fees
of
other
men
appropryeng
and
byeng
them
/
and
somtyme
receyuyng
of
the
gyft
of
other
men
/
wherby
the
seruyces
that
are
due
of
suche
fees
/
&
which
at
the
begynnyng
were
prouyded
for
defense
of
the
realme
are
wrongfully
withdrawen
.
And
the
chyef
lordes
do
lese
theyr
eschetes
of
the
same
/
we
therfore
intendyng
to
prouyde
conuenient
remedy
in
the
premysses
by
the
aduyse
of
our
prelates
/
●ries
/
barons
&
other
our
subiectes
beyng
of
our
counsell
/
haue
prouyded
made
and
ordeyned
that
no
person
relygyous
or
other
what
so
euer
he
be
that
wyll
bye
or
sell
any
landes
or
tenementes
/
or
vnder
the
colour
of
gyfte
or
lesse
/
or
that
wyll
receyue
by
reason
of
any
other
tytle
/
what
so
euer
it
be
landes
or
tenementes
/
or
by
any
other
crafte
or
engyn
wyll
presume
to
appropre
to
hymselfe
vnder
payn
of
fortayture
of
the
same
wherby
such
landes
or
tenementes
may
any
wyse
come
into
mortmayne
.
we
haue
prouyded
also
that
if
any
persone
relygyous
or
other
do
presume
eyther
by
crafte
or
engyn
to
offend
agaynst
this
statute
/
it
shal
be
leful
to
vs
and
other
chyef
lordes
of
the
fee
ymmedyate
to
entre
in
the
lande
so
alyened
within
a
yere
from
the
tyme
of
the
alyenacyon
&
to
holde
it
in
fee
and
as
inherytaunce
.
And
if
the
chyef
lorde
ymmediate
be
necglygent
&
wyll
not
entre
within
the
yere
/
then
it
shal
be
lefull
to
the
nexte
chyef
lorde
immedyate
of
the
fee
/
to
entre
in
the
same
lande
within
halfe
a
yere
next
folowyng
/
&
to
holde
it
as
before
is
sayd
.
And
so
euery
chyef
lorde
ymmedyate
may
entre
in
suche
landes
/
if
the
next
lorde
ymmedyate
be
necglygent
to
entre
in
suche
landes
as
before
is
sayd
.
And
if
all
the
chyef
lordes
of
suche
fees
beynge
of
full
age
/
within
the
.iiii.
sees
/
&
out
of
pryson
be
necglygent
or
slack
in
this
behalfe
/
we
ymmedyatly
after
the
yere
accomplyshed
from
the
tyme
that
such
purchases
/
gyftes
/
or
appropriacyons
happe
to
be
made
shall
take
such
landes
and
tenementes
into
our
hande
/
&
shall
infesse
other
therin
by
certayne
seruyces
to
be
done
to
vs
for
the
defense
of
our
realme
/
sauyng
the
chyef
lordes
of
the
fees
wardes
/
&
eschetes
/
&
other
seruyces
due
therunto
due
&
accustomed
.
And
therfore
we
comaund
you
/
that
ye
cause
the
foresayd
statute
to
be
redde
before
you
/
&
fromhensforthe
to
be
kept
firmely
&
obserued
.
Wytnesse
of
myselfe
at
westmynster
the
.xiiii.
daye
of
Nouembre
the
.vii.
yere
of
our
raygne
.
¶
The
statute
of
Champartye
made
the
.xi.
yere
of
Edward
the
fyrst
.
UUhere
it
is
conteyned
in
our
statute
that
none
of
our
court
shulde
take
no
plee
for
champartye
or
mayntenaunce
neyther
by
craft
nor
engyn
&
pleders
/
at
torneys
/
apprentyces
/
stewardes
of
noble
men
&
bayllyfes
/
&
other
of
our
realme
take
matters
for
champartye
&
by
other
debates
all
maner
of
plees
agaynste
all
maner
of
persons
/
wherby
al
the
realme
is
greatly
greued
/
&
aswell
ryche
men
as
pore
be
troubled
many
wayes
.
It
is
prouyded
by
comon
accorde
/
that
all
such
as
fromhensforthe
shal
be
attaynted
of
suche
part
takyng
sutes
&
bargaynes
.
And
all
suche
as
do
assent
therto
shall
haue
thre
yeres
imprysonment
/
&
for
all
that
shal
be
rausomed
at
the
kinges
pleasure
.
Gyuen
at
Berwyk
vpon
twede
the
.xi.
yere
of
the
raygne
of
kyng
Edward
the
fyrst
.
¶
The
statute
for
vyew
of
frankpledge
made
the
.xviii.
yere
of
Edwarde
the
secounde
.
FIrste
you
shall
say
vnto
vs
by
the
othe
that
you
haue
made
if
all
the
iurours
that
owe
sute
to
his
courte
/
becomen
and
which
not
And
if
all
the
chyef
pledges
or
theyr
dosens
be
come
and
whiche
not
.
And
if
all
the
dosens
be
in
the
assyse
of
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
and
whiche
not
/
and
who
receyued
them
/
and
if
there
be
any
of
the
kynges
vyllayns
fugytyfe
dwellyng
other
where
then
in
the
kynges
demeanes
and
of
such
as
be
within
the
kynges
demeanes
and
haue
not
abyden
a
yere
and
a
daye
.
And
if
there
be
any
of
the
lordis
vyllaynes
in
frankpledge
otherwhere
then
in
this
court
.
Of
customes
&
seruyces
due
to
this
court
withdrawen
/
howe
and
by
whome
and
in
what
bayllyfes
tyme
.
Of
purprestures
made
in
landes
/
woodes
/
and
waters
to
the
annoyaunce
/
of
walles
/
houses
/
dykes
&
hedges
set
vp
or
beten
downe
to
the
annoyaunce
.
Of
boundes
withdrawen
&
taken
away
.
Of
wayes
and
pathes
opened
or
stopped
/
of
waters
torned
or
stopped
and
brought
from
theyr
ryght
course
/
of
breakers
of
houses
and
of
theyr
receyuors
/
of
comen
theues
and
of
theyr
receyuours
/
of
pety
brybours
as
of
gese
hennes
or
shewys
/
of
theuys
that
stele
clothes
or
shefes
/
of
such
as
go
in
message
for
theues
of
cryes
leuyed
and
not
pursuyd
/
of
blodshed
and
of
frayes
made
/
of
eskapes
of
theues
or
felons
/
of
persones
outlawed
not
hauynge
the
kynges
warraunte
/
of
wymmen
rauyshed
not
presented
before
the
corowners
/
of
clyppers
and
forgers
of
money
/
of
treasour
founde
/
of
the
assyse
of
bread
and
ale
broken
/
of
false
measures
as
of
bushelles
/
galons
/
yerdes
and
elles
/
of
false
balaunces
/
and
weyghtes
/
of
such
as
haue
double
measure
/
and
bye
by
the
great
and
sell
by
the
lesse
.
Of
such
as
contynually
haunt
tauernes
/
and
no
man
knowyth
wheron
they
do
lyue
/
of
such
as
slepe
by
daye
&
watch
by
nyght
/
and
fare
wel
and
haue
nothyng
/
of
cloth
sellars
&
curryours
of
lether
dwellynge
out
of
merchaunt
townes
/
of
such
as
take
church
or
churchyarde
and
after
depart
without
makyng
lassesse
/
of
persons
imprysoned
and
after
let
go
without
mayn
prys
/
of
such
as
take
doues
in
wynter
by
dorefalles
or
engyns
.
And
of
all
these
thynges
you
shall
do
vs
to
wyte
by
the
othe
that
you
haue
taken
.
¶
Here
endeth
the
statute
of
vyewe
of
Frankpledge
.
¶
Here
begynneth
the
statute
of
bread
and
ale
made
the
.li.
yere
of
kynge
Henry
the
thyrde
.
WHen
a
quarter
of
wheate
is
sold
for
.xii.
d.
then
wastell
bread
of
a
ferthynge
shall
waye
.vi.
li.
&
.xvi.
s.
Bread
coket
of
a
ferthing
of
the
same
corne
and
bultell
shall
waye
more
then
wastel
by
.ii.
s.
Coket
bread
made
of
corne
that
is
of
lesse
pryce
shal
way
more
then
wastel
by
.
d.
s.
A
symnell
of
a
ferthyng
shall
way
.ii.
s.
lesse
then
wastel
.
Bread
made
of
the
hole
wheat
shall
waye
a
coket
&
an
halfe
/
so
that
a
coket
shall
waye
more
then
wastell
by
.v.
s.
Bread
of
trete
shall
waye
.ii.
wastelles
.
Bread
of
comen
wheat
shall
waye
.ii.
great
cokettes
/
when
a
quarter
of
wheat
is
solde
for
.xviii.
d.
a
wastel
lofe
of
a
ferthyng
shal
way
.iiii.
li.
x.
s.
viii.
d.
when
a
quarter
of
wheat
is
sold
for
.ii.
s.
then
a
wastell
lofe
of
a
ferthynge
shall
waye
.lxviii.
s.
When
it
is
solde
for
.ii.
d
.vi.
d.
|
liiii
.
s.
iiii.
d.
ob
.
q̄.
|
when
for
.iii.
s.
|
xlviii
.
s.
|
when
for
.iii.
s.
vi.
d.
|
xlii
.
s.
|
when
for
.iiii.
s.
|
xxxvi
.
s.
|
when
for
.iiii.
s.
vi.
d.
|
xxx
.
s.
|
when
for
.v.
s.
|
xxviii
.
s.
ii.
d.
ob
.
|
when
for
.v.
s.
vi.
d.
|
xxiiii
.
s.
viii.
d.
q̄.
|
when
for
.vi.
s
|
xxii
.
s.
viii.
d.
|
when
for
.vi.
s.
vi.
d.
|
xix
.
s.
xi.
d.
|
when
for
.vii.
s.
|
xix
.
s.
i.
d.
|
when
for
.vii.
s.
vi.
d.
|
xviii
.
s.
i.
d.
ob
.
|
when
for
.viii.
s.
|
xvii
.
s.
|
when
for
.viii.
s.
vi.
d.
|
xvi
.
s.
|
when
for
.ix.
s.
|
xv
s.
q̄.
|
when
for
.ix.
s.
vi.
d.
|
xiiii
.
s.
iiii
:
d.
ob
.
q̄.
|
when
for
.x.
s.
|
xiii
.
s.
vii.
d.
ob
.
|
when
for
.x.
s
.vi.
d.
|
xii
.
s
.xi.
d.
q̄.
|
when
for
.xi.
s.
|
xii
.
s.
iiii.
d.
q̄.
|
when
for
.xi.
s
.vi.
d.
|
xi
.
s
.x.
d.
|
when
for
.xii.
s.
|
xi
.
s
.iiii.
d.
|
And
then
a
baker
of
euery
quarter
of
wheat
(
as
it
hath
ben
prouyd
by
the
kynges
bakers
)
may
gayne
.iiii.
d.
and
the
branne
/
and
.ii.
loues
for
auauntage
/
for
thre
seruauntes
.i.
d.
ob
.
for
two
laddys
.
ob
.
in
salte
.
ob
.
for
knedyng
.
ob
.
for
candell
.
q̄.
for
woode
.ii.
d.
for
his
bultell
.
ob
.
when
a
quarter
of
wheat
is
solde
for
.iii.
s.
or
.iii.
s.
and
.iiii.
d.
And
a
quarter
of
barley
at
the
pryce
of
.xx.
d.
or
.ii.
s.
And
a
quarter
of
otys
at
.xvi.
d.
then
brewars
in
cytes
ought
and
may
well
aforde
and
sell
.ii.
galons
for
.i.
d.
And
out
of
cytes
they
may
sell
.iii.
or
.iiii.
galons
for
.i.
d.
¶
Here
endeth
the
statute
of
assyse
of
bread
and
ale
.
¶
Artycles
for
the
clergye
made
the
ix
.
yere
of
Edward
the
secound
.
EDwarde
by
the
grace
of
God
kyng
of
England
.
&c.
Vnto
all
to
whome
these
our
presente
lettres
shall
come
/
greatyng
.
Vnderstand
ye
that
where
as
of
late
in
the
tymes
of
our
progenytours
sometymes
kynges
of
Englande
in
dyuerse
theyr
parliamentes
.
And
lykewyse
after
that
we
had
vndertaken
the
gouernaunce
of
the
realme
in
our
parlyamentes
many
artycles
conteynyng
dyuerse
gree●es
commytted
agaynste
the
churche
of
Englande
the
prelates
and
the
clergye
were
purposed
&
further
great
instaunce
was
made
that
remedye
myght
be
prouyded
therin
.
And
of
late
in
our
parlyament
holden
at
Lyncolne
the
.ix.
yere
of
our
raygne
the
artycles
vnderwryten
/
with
certayne
aunsweres
made
to
some
of
them
heretofore
/
were
rehersed
before
our
counsell
/
and
haue
made
certayne
aunsweres
to
be
corrected
and
to
the
resydue
of
the
artycles
vnderwrytten
aunsweres
haue
ben
made
by
vs
&
our
counsell
/
of
which
sayd
artycles
with
the
aunsweres
to
the
same
the
tenors
here
do
folowe
.
Fyrste
where
laye
men
do
purchase
prohybicyons
generally
vpon
tythes
/
obuencyons
/
oblacyons
/
mortuaryes
/
redemynge
of
penaunce
/
vyolent
layenge
hande
on
clerkes
or
bygomes
/
and
in
causes
of
dyffamacyon
/
in
which
cases
spiritual
penaunce
ought
to
be
inioyned
.
Our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
hath
aunswered
to
this
artycle
/
that
in
tythes
/
oblacyons
/
obuencyons
/
mortuaryes
(
when
they
are
purposed
vnder
these
names
)
the
kynges
prohybicyon
shall
holde
no
place
/
althoughe
for
the
longe
witholdyng
of
the
same
the
money
may
be
estemed
at
a
summe
certayne
.
But
if
a
clerke
or
a
relygyous
man
do
sell
his
tythes
being
in
his
barne
or
other
where
to
any
man
for
money
/
if
the
mony
be
demaunded
before
a
spirituall
iudge
the
kynges
prohybicyon
shal
lye
/
for
by
the
sale
the
spiritual
good
are
made
temporall
/
and
the
rythes
turne
into
catelles
.
Also
if
the
debate
do
aryse
vpon
the
ryght
of
tythes
hauynge
his
originall
of
the
ryght
of
the
patronage
&
quantyte
of
the
same
tythes
do
passe
the
.iiii.
part
of
the
goodes
of
the
church
/
the
kynges
prohibicyon
shall
holde
place
/
if
the
cause
com
before
a
iudge
spiritual
.
Also
if
a
prelate
enioyne
a
penaunce
pecunyarye
to
any
man
for
his
offense
and
it
be
demaunded
/
the
kynges
prohybicyon
shal
holde
place
/
Nothwithstandyng
if
prelates
enioyne
a
penaunce
corporal
and
the
partye
wyl
redeme
such
penaunces
by
money
/
if
money
be
demaunded
before
a
iudge
spiritual
/
the
kynges
prohybicyon
shal
holde
no
place
.
Moreouer
if
any
lay
vyolent
handes
on
a
clerke
/
the
amendes
for
the
vyolence
done
shall
be
made
in
the
kynges
cour●e
.
And
for
excommunicacyon
before
a
prelate
where
penaunce
corporall
is
enioyned
/
if
the
defendour
wyll
redeme
his
penaunce
by
gyuynge
money
to
the
prelate
or
to
the
partye
greued
/
it
shal
be
requyred
before
the
prelate
/
and
the
kynges
prohybicyon
shall
not
lye
.
In
dyffamacyons
also
prelates
shall
correcte
in
maner
aboue
sayd
/
the
kynges
prohybicyon
notwithstandynge
/
fyrste
enioynynge
a
penaunce
corporal
which
if
the
offendour
wyll
redeme
/
the
prelate
maye
frely
receyue
the
money
/
though
the
kynges
prohybicyon
be
shewed
.
Also
if
any
do
arere
in
his
grounde
a
mylle
of
newe
.
And
after
the
persone
of
the
same
prelate
demaundyth
tythe
for
the
same
/
the
kynges
prohybicyon
doth
issue
in
this
fourme
.
The
aunswere
.
Quia
de
tali
molendino
hactenus
decime
non
fuerunt
solute
prohibemus
.
&c.
Et
sententiam
excommunicationis
/
si
quam
hac
occasione
promulgaueritis
/
re●●●e●is
omnino
.
In
suche
case
the
kynges
wrytte
or
prohybicyon
was
neuer
yet
graunted
by
the
kynges
assente
/
nor
neuer
shall
whiche
hath
decreyd
that
it
shall
not
hereafter
in
suche
cases
.
Also
if
any
cause
or
mattyer
the
knowledge
wherof
belongyth
to
a
courte
spirituall
/
and
be
dyffynytyfly
determyned
before
a
spyrytuall
iudge
/
so
that
it
passe
into
a
iudgement
/
nor
was
not
in
suspens
by
reason
of
any
appeall
/
and
afterwarde
vpon
the
same
thynge
a
case
is
moued
before
●
temporal
iudge
and
betwene
the
same
partyes
/
&
it
be
prouyd
by
wytnes
or
instrumentes
.
The
excepcyon
shall
not
be
admytted
in
a
temporall
court
.
The
aunswere
/
when
any
one
case
is
debated
before
iudges
spirituall
and
temporall
/
as
aboue
aperyth
vpon
the
case
of
layenge
violent
h●des
on
a
clerke
.
It
is
thought
that
notwithstandyng
the
spirituall
iudgement
/
the
kynges
court
shall
dyscusse
y●
same
matter
/
as
the
party
shall
thynk
most
expedyē●
for
hymselfe
.
Also
the
kynges
lettre
dyrected
vnto
ordinaryes
that
haue
wrapped
theyr
clyentes
in
the
sentence
of
●xcommunicacyon
/
that
they
shulde
asseyle
them
by
a
certayne
daye
/
or
els
that
they
do
appyere
/
and
shewe
wherfore
they
haue
excommunicated
them
.
The
aunswere
.
The
kyng
decreyth
that
hereafter
no
suche
lettre
shal
be
suffred
to
go
forthe
/
but
in
case
where
it
is
founde
that
the
kynges
lyberte
is
preiudyced
by
the
excommunicacyon
.
Also
barons
of
the
kynges
eschequer
challengyng
by
theyr
pryuylege
that
they
ought
to
make
aunswere
to
n●mā
out
of
the
same
place
extend
the
same
pryuylege
vnto
the
clerkes
abydyng
there
beynge
called
to
ordres
or
vnto
resydence
/
and
inhybytte
the
ordynary●s
that
in
any
wyse
or
for
any
cause
(
so
longe
as
he
is
of
the
eschequer
)
they
shal
not
call
them
to
theyr
courtes
.
The
aunswere
.
It
pleasyth
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
that
such
clerkes
as
attend
in
his
seruyce
shal
be
corrected
by
theyr
ordynaryes
lyke
as
other
/
but
so
longe
as
they
are
occupyed
about
his
busynes
they
shal
not
be
bounden
to
kepe
resydence
in
theyr
churches
.
This
is
put
to
of
newe
by
the
kynges
counsell
.
The
kyng
and
his
auncetours
syns
tyme
out
of
mynde
haue
vsed
that
clerkes
duryng
such
tyme
as
they
are
in
his
seruyce
shal
not
be
compelled
vnto
kepe
resydence
at
theyr
benefyces
.
And
such
thynges
as
be
thought
necessary
for
the
kynge
and
the
comon
welth
/
ought
not
to
be
called
preiudicyall
to
the
lyberte
of
the
churche
.
Also
the
kinges
offycers
as
sheryfes
and
other
do
entre
spirituall
fees
to
take
distresses
/
and
sometyme
they
take
the
persones
bestes
in
the
kynges
hyghe
way
/
where
they
haue
nothynge
but
theyr
glebe
lande
.
The
aunswere
.
The
kynges
pleasure
is
that
from
hensforth
such
dystresses
shall
neyther
be
taken
in
the
kynges
hygh
way
/
nor
in
the
fees
wherwith
churches
haue
ben
indowed
/
neuerthelesse
he
wylleth
dystresses
to
be
taken
in
possessions
of
the
church
newly
purchased
by
the
persone
.
Also
when
any
that
flye
vnto
the
churche
do
abiure
the
realme
accordynge
to
the
custome
of
the
lande
/
and
laye
men
or
theyr
ennemyes
do
pursue
them
and
plucke
them
from
the
kynges
hygh
waye
/
and
are
hanged
or
heded
&
whylst
they
be
in
the
churche
are
kepte
in
the
churchyard
with
armed
men
/
and
sometyme
in
the
churche
so
straytly
that
they
can
not
departe
from
the
halowed
grounde
to
emptye
theyr
belye
/
and
can
not
be
suffred
to
haue
necessaryes
for
theyr
lyuyng
.
Thaunswer
.
They
that
abiure
the
realme
so
long
as
they
be
in
the
comen
waye
shal
be
in
the
kynges
peace
/
nor
shal
be
dystourbed
of
any
man
/
&
when
they
be
in
the
churche
theyr
kepars
ought
not
to
abyde
in
the
churchyarde
/
excepte
necessyte
or
peryll
of
escape
do
requyre
so
.
And
so
longe
as
they
be
in
the
churche
/
they
shall
not
be
compelled
to
auoyde
/
but
that
they
shall
haue
necessaryes
for
theyr
lyuynge
/
and
may
go
forth
to
emptye
theyr
belye
.
Also
the
kynges
pleasure
is
that
theues
or
appellours
(
when
so
euer
they
wyl
)
may
confesse
theyr
offenses
vnto
prestes
/
but
let
the
confessours
beware
that
they
infourme
not
such
appeallours
vnwarely
.
Also
it
is
desyred
/
that
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
and
the
great
men
of
the
realme
do
not
charge
relygyous
houses
and
spiritual
persones
for
corrodyes
pensyons
/
or
soiournynge
in
relygyous
houses
and
other
places
of
the
churche
/
or
with
takyng
vp
horse
&
cartes
wherby
suche
houses
are
impoueryshed
&
god
seruyce
dymynished
/
and
by
reason
of
such
charges
/
prestes
/
and
other
mynistres
of
the
churche
deputed
vnto
diuyne
seruyce
are
oftentymes
compelled
to
depart
from
the
places
aboue
sayd
.
The
aunswere
.
The
kynges
pleasure
is
that
vpon
the
contentes
in
theyr
peticyon
from
hensforth
they
shall
not
be
vnduely
charged
.
And
if
the
contrarye
be
done
by
great
men
or
other
/
they
shall
haue
remedy
after
the
fourme
of
the
statutes
made
in
the
tyme
of
kyng
Edwarde
father
to
the
kynge
that
nowe
is
.
And
lyke
remedye
shal
be
done
for
corrodyes
and
pensyons
eracted
by
compulsyon
/
wherof
mencyon
is
made
in
the
sayd
statutes
.
Also
if
any
of
the
kynges
tenure
be
called
before
theyr
ordynaryes
out
of
the
paryshe
/
where
they
dwell
/
if
they
be
excommunicate
for
theyr
manyfeste
contumacye
/
and
after
.xl.
dayes
a
wryt
goyth
out
to
take
them
/
and
they
pretend
theyr
priuylege
that
they
ought
not
to
be
cyted
out
of
the
towne
and
paryshe
where
theyr
dwellynge
is
.
And
so
the
kynges
wrytte
that
went
out
for
to
take
them
is
denyed
The
aunswere
.
It
was
neuer
yet
denyed●
nor
shal
be
hereafter
.
Also
it
is
desyred
ye
spirituall
persones
whome
the
kynge
doyth
present
vnto
benefyces
/
if
the
bysshop
wolde
not
admytte
them
eyther
for
lacke
of
scyence
or
for
other
cause
reasonable
/
they
shall
incurre
the
excommunicacion
of
lay
persones
in
the
cases
afore
sayd
/
as
for
a
thyng
contrary
to
the
decreys
canonycall
attempted
/
but
they
shall
sue
vnto
a
spiritual
iudge
for
remedye
as
ryght
shall
requyre
.
The
aunswere
.
Of
the
ablenes
of
a
person
presented
vnto
a
benefice
of
the
church
the
examynacyon
belongeth
to
a
spiritual
iudge
and
so
it
hath
ben
vsed
heretofore
&
shal
be
hereafter
.
Also
if
any
dygnite
be
vacaunt
where
eleccyon
is
to
be
made
/
it
is
moued
that
the
electours
or
chosers
may
frely
make
theyr
eleccyon
without
feare
of
any
power
temporall
and
that
all
prayers
and
oppressyons
shal
in
this
behalfe
.
The
aunswere
.
They
shall
be
made
free
accordynge
to
the
fourme
of
statutes
and
ordynaunces
.
Moreouer
though
a
clerke
ought
not
to
be
iudged
by
a
temporal
iudge
nor
any
thyng
may
be
done
agaynste
hym
that
concernyth
lyfe
or
membre
/
neuerthelesse
temporall
iudges
cause
that
clerkes
fleynge
vnto
the
church
and
confessyng
theyr
offense
/
do
abiure
the
realme
/
and
for
the
same
cause
admitte
they
abiuraciōs
although
here
vpon
they
can
not
be
theyr
iudges
/
and
so
power
is
wrongfully
gyuen
to
lay
persons
in
the
ponyshement
of
such
clerkes
.
And
if
such
chaunce
to
retourne
after
into
the
realme
/
the
prelates
and
clergye
desyre
such
remedye
to
be
prouyded
herein
that
the
immunyte
or
pryuylege
of
the
church
and
spiritual
persons
may
be
said
vnbroken
.
The
aunswere
.
A
clerke
fleyng
to
the
church
vpon
●●●●nye
for
to
obtayne
the
pryuylege
of
the
churche
/
if
he
affyrme
hymself
to
be
a
clerke
/
he
shal
not
be
compelled
to
abiure
the
realme
/
but
yeldyng
hymselfe
to
the
lawe
of
the
realme
shall
inioye
the
pryuylege
of
the
churche
accordynge
to
the
laudable
custome
of
the
realme
heretofore
vsed
.
Also
notwithstandyng
that
a
confessyon
made
before
hym
that
is
not
lawfull
iudge
therof
/
be
not
suffycyent
wheron
processe
may
be
awarded
or
sentence
gyuen
/
yet
some
temporall
iudges
(
though
they
haue
ben
instauntly
desyred
therto
)
do
not
delyuer
to
the
ordynaryes
acordyng
to
the
premysses
suche
clerkes
as
confesse
before
them
theyr
moste
heyghnous
offences
as
thefte
/
robborye
/
and
murdre
/
but
admyt
theyr
accusacion
which
comonly
they
call
an
appeall
/
all
be
it
to
this
respecte
they
be
not
of
theyr
court
/
nor
can
be
iudged
or
condemned
before
them
vpon
theyr
owne
confession
without
breakyng
of
the
churches
pryuylege
.
The
aunswere
.
The
pryuylege
of
the
churche
beyng
demaunded
in
due
forme
by
the
ordynarye
shall
not
be
denyed
vnto
the
appeallour
as
to
a
clerke
.
We
desyrynge
to
prouyde
for
the
state
of
holy
church
of
Englande
and
for
the
tranquyllyte
and
quyete
of
the
prelates
and
clergye
aforesayd
/
as
ferforthe
as
we
may
lawfully
do
to
the
honour
of
god
and
emendacyon
of
the
church
/
prelates
/
and
clergye
of
the
same
.
Ratefyeng
/
confermyng
/
&
approuynge
all
and
euery
of
the
artycles
aforesayde
/
with
al
and
euery
of
the
aunswers
made
and
conteyned
in
the
same
/
do
graunte
and
commaunde
them
to
be
kept
firmely
and
obserued
for
euermore
/
wyllyng
and
grauntynge
for
vs
and
our
heyres
that
the
foresaid
prelates
and
clergye
&
theyr
successours
shall
vse
/
execu●e
/
and
practyse
for
euer
more
the
iurisdiccyon
of
the
church
in
the
premisses
/
after
the
tenour
of
the
aunswers
aforesaid
without
quarell
/
inquyetyng
/
or
vexacyon
/
our
heyres
or
any
of
our
offycers
what
so
euer
they
be
.
In
testimony
wherof
.
&c.
wytnes
.
&c.
¶
Here
endyth
the
statute
of
artycles
of
the
Clergye
.
¶
The
statute
of
persons
to
be
put
in
assyses
.
FOr
asmuche
as
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
by
the
contynuall
&
greuous
complaynt
of
his
pore
subiectes
doith
perceyue
that
dyuerse
persons
of
his
realme
beyng
moste
insuffycient
or
many
tymes
intolerably
troubled
by
sheryfes
and
theyr
bayllyfes
/
bayllyfes
of
lybertes
/
which
impanelled
them
to
the
recognysaunces
of
assyses
/
iuryes
/
inquestes
/
and
attayntes
tryable
out
of
the
shyre●
where
they
be
dwellynge
.
And
do
spa●●
the
ryche
people
&
such
as
be
more
able
by
whom
the
truth
of
the
matter
myght
be
better
knowen
/
wherby
great
expenses
and
trouble
doyth
dayle
and
manyfestly
ensue
to
the
impoueryshment
of
the
sayd
people
and
vtter
dysheritynge
/
out
sayd
soueraygne
lord
prouydyng
for
the
indempnyte
of
his
people
and
desyryng
to
sette
conuentent
remedy
in
the
premysses
for
the
publyke
weale
of
his
realme
in
his
parlyament
holden
in
the
terme
of
sayncte
Myghell
the
.xxi.
yere
of
his
reygne
hath
ordayned
in
this
behalfe
that
no
sheryf
/
vndersheryf
/
or
theyr
bayllyfes
nor
baylly●es
of
lybertes
/
shal
from
hensforth
putte
in
any
recognysaunce
aboue
sayd
that
shall
passe
out
of
theyr
propre
countyes
/
any
of
theyr
bayllyfes
/
except
they
haue
landes
and
tenementes
to
the
yerely
value
of
an
.
C.
s.
at
the
leste
And
the
kynge
intendyth
not
by
this
statute
to
restrayne
the
last
statute
of
westmynster
wherin
mencyon
is
made
of
recognysoues
to
be
put
in
iuryes
and
assyses
/
but
of
suche
onely
as
ought
to
passe
in
assyses
/
i●●yes
/
&
recognysaunces
try
able
out
of
theyr
propre
coun●yes
/
so
that
within
the
countye
before
iustyces
or
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
assygned
to
the
takyng
of
any
suche
inquestes
/
iuryes
/
or
other
recognysaunces
none
shal
be
impanelled
/
excepte
he
haue
landes
&
tenementes
to
the
yerely
value
of
.xl.
s.
And
lykewyse
sauyng
that
before
iustyces
erraunt
a
holde
comen
plees
in
theyr
●●rcuyte
/
and
also
in
cytes
/
boroughes
/
and
other
merchaunt
townes
where
recognysaunces
/
assyses
/
&
iuryes
do
passe
vpon
any
matter
touchyng
the
sayd
cytes
/
borughes
/
&
other
townes
/
a
wrytte
shal
be
made
lyke
as
it
hath
ben
accustomed
in
tymes
passed
.
Rex
.
&c.
Quia
ad
communem
vrilitatem
populi
nostri
&
regni
de
communi
consilio
●iusoem
regni
statuerimus
ne
aliquis
ponatnr
in
iuratis
/
assisis
/
seu
recognitionibus
aliquibus
extra
comitatum
suum
proprium
faciendis
nisi
habeat
terras
aut
tenementa
ad
valenciā●entum
solid
per
annum
ad
minus
/
uec
infra
comita●ū
suum
nisi
habeat
terras
aut
tenementa
ad
valenciam
.xl.
solid
per
annum
ad
minus
/
prout
in
statuto
illo
quod
tibi
mittimus
sub
sigillo
nostro
/
et
quam
in
omnibus
et
singulis
articulis
suis
de
cetero
obseruari
volumus
et
firmiter
teneri
plenius
cōtintur
/
tibi
precipimus
et
firmiter
iniungimus
quod
statutum
illud
in
pleno
comitatu
tuo
&
in
ciuitatibus
/
burgis
/
et
villis
mercatoribus
/
et
aliis
locis
publicis
&
solempnibus
in
balliua
tua
vbi
necesse
fuerit
et
expedire
videris
legi
et
publice
proclamari
/
et
illud
in
omnibus
et
singulis
suis
articulis
(
quantum
in
te
est
)
obseruari
facias
et
firmiter
teneri
.
Et
hoc
sicut
graue
damnum
tuum
vitare
volueris
/
nullo
modo
omittas
.
Teste
.
&c.
¶
Here
endyth
the
statute
of
impanellyng
assyses
.
¶
Artycles
of
inquysicyon
vpon
the
statute
of
wynchestre
/
made
in
the
tyme
of
kyng
Edwarde
the
fyrste
.
THe
maner
of
inqueryng
vpon
the
statute
of
wynchestre
when
it
is
obserued
and
when
not
/
and
of
such
as
haue
obserued
the
sayd
statute
/
and
of
suche
as
haue
not
suffred
the
contentes
therof
to
be
obserued
.
Of
felonyes
&
robboryes
commytted
after
Easter
the.
●iii
yere
of
the
reygne
of
kyng
Edwarde
/
&
in
what
maner
suche
felonyes
were
done
where
and
by
whom
/
and
the
sutes
of
them
by
inquestes
/
accordyng
to
the
tenor
of
the
statutes
made
theruppon
afterwarde
.
And
if
the
sheryf
haue
aunswered
for
the
bodyes
of
suche
offendours
or
not
.
Also
if
the
gates
of
the
cytes
or
great
townes
were
shytte
from
the
tyme
of
the
sonne
goynge
downe
vntyll
the
sonne
rysyng
.
And
if
any
straungyers
were
lodged
in
the
suburbes
or
in
the
out
partyes
of
the
cyte
for
whome
theyr
hostes
wyll
not
aunswere
.
And
also
howe
bayllyffes
and
other
offycers
of
townes
haue
made
inquerye
therof
.
And
if
watches
haue
ben
kept
after
as
it
is
contayned
in
the
sayd
statute
or
not
.
And
howe
the
watchmen
haue
kept
theyr
wa●che
/
and
if
the
kynges
hyghe
wayes
from
one
merchaunt
towne
to
another
be
inlarged
/
aswell
in
the
kynges
owne
townes
as
els
where
accordynge
to
the
statute
/
and
if
they
be
not
inlarged
to
inquere
what
wayes
/
and
where
they
be
/
and
who
ought
to
haue
inlarged
them
.
And
of
suche
as
let
such
inlargementes
aswell
in
parkes
as
in
other
woodes
.
Also
if
all
betwene
the
age
of
.xv.
and
.lx.
be
sworne
to
kepe
the
peas
.
Also
if
they
haue
weapons
in
theyr
houses
accordynge
to
the
quantyte
of
theyr
landes
&
goodes
for
mayntenaunce
of
the
peace
accordynge
to
the
statute
.
And
also
if
constables
do
make
vyew
of
armour
in
due
maner
/
and
of
other
thynges
belongynge
to
theyr
offyce
or
not
.
Also
if
sheryfes
/
hundredars
/
bayllyfes
of
lybertes
/
and
fosters
do
come
at
hue
&
crye
leuyed
/
and
if
they
make
pursute
for
kepynge
the
kynges
peas
accordynge
to
the
statute
or
not
.
¶
Here
ende
the
artycles
of
inquerye
vpon
the
statute
of
wynchestre
.
¶
The
statute
of
circumspecte
agatis
/
made
the
.xiii.
yere
of
Edwarde
the
fyrste
.
THe
kynge
to
his
iudges
sendyth
greatynge
.
Do
you
circumspectly
in
all
matters
concernynge
the
byshop
of
Nor
..
..
..
wych
and
his
clergye
/
not
ponyshyng
them
if
they
holde
pice
in
court
chrystiane
of
such
thynges
as
be
merely
spirituall
/
that
is
to
wyte
of
corteccyons
enioyned
for
dedly
synne
as
fornycacyon
/
aduowtrye
/
and
such
lyke
/
for
the
which
many
tymes
corporall
penaunce
or
pecunyarye
is
inioyned
specyally
if
a
freeman
be
conuyet
of
such
thynges
.
Also
if
prelates
do
ponyshe
for
leuyng
churcheyardes
vnclosed
or
for
that
the
church
is
vncouered
or
not
conuenyently
decked
in
which
cases
none
other
penaunce
can
be
inioyned
but
pecunyary
.
Also
if
a
persone
demaunde
of
his
paryshens
/
oblacyons
and
tythes
due
and
accustomed
/
or
if
one
persone
plede
agaynst
another
for
tythes
more
or
lesse
/
so
that
the
.iiii.
parte
of
the
value
of
the
benefyce
be
not
demaunded
.
Also
if
a
persone
demaunde
mortuaryes
in
places
where
a
mortuarye
hath
vsed
to
be
gyuen
.
Also
if
a
prelate
of
any
church
or
a
patrone
demaunde
a
pensyon
due
to
themselues
.
All
such
demaundes
are
to
be
made
in
a
spirituall
court
.
And
for
layeng
vyolent
handes
on
a
preste
/
and
in
cause
of
dyffamacion
it
hath
ven
graunted
alredy
that
it
shal
be
tryed
in
a
spirituall
court
/
when
money
is
not
demaunded
/
but
a
thynge
done
for
ponyshement
of
synne
/
and
lykewyse
for
breakyng
an
othe
.
In
all
cases
afore
rehersed
the
spiritual
iuge
shall
haue
power
to
take
knowledge
not
withstanding
the
kynges
prohybicyon
.
¶
Here
endeth
the
statute
of
circumspecte
agatis
.
¶
Artycles
agaynst
the
kynges
ꝓhy
.
UNder
what
fourme
shal
lay
men
purchase
prohybicions
generally
vpon
tythes
/
oblacyons
/
obuencyons
/
redemyng
of
penaunces
mortuaryes
/
vyolent
handes
layenge
on
a
clerke
or
laye
brother
/
and
in
causes
of
dystamacyon
/
in
whiche
cases
spirituall
penaunce
must
be
inioyned
.
The
kynge
aunswered
to
these
artycles
that
in
ththes
/
oblacyons
/
obuencyons
/
and
mortuaryes
when
they
be
pleded
/
as
before
is
sayd
the
kynges
prohybicyon
doyth
not
lye
.
And
if
a
clerke
or
a
persone
relygyous
doo
sell
his
corne
beynge
in
his
barne
or
otherwhere
to
any
man
for
money
/
if
the
pryce
therof
be
demaunded
afore
a
spirituall
iudge
the
kynges
prohibycion
doyth
lye
/
for
by
the
sale
the
spirituall
are
become
temporal
/
&
so
tythes
passe
into
catelles
.
Also
if
debate
hange
in
a
spirituall
courte
for
the
ryght
of
tythes
hauyng
his
origynal
from
the
ryght
of
the
patronage
/
and
the
quantyte
of
the
same
tythes
do
passe
the
.iiii.
part
of
the
value
of
the
benefyce
a
prohibycion
shall
lye
.
Also
if
a
prelate
enioyned
penaunce
pecunyarye
to
any
man
for
his
synne
/
if
the
money
be
demaunded
afore
prelates
a
prohibycion
shall
lye
.
Also
if
any
laye
vyolente
handes
on
a
clerke
or
lay
brother
/
for
the
peace
broken
amendes
shal
be
made
/
before
the
kynge
/
&
for
the
excōmunycacyon
on
before
a
byshop
or
prelate
.
And
if
a
corporall
penaunce
be
enioyned
whiche
the
offendour
wyll
redeme
by
gyuyng
money
to
the
prelate
or
the
partye
greued
a
prohibycion
shall
not
lye
.
In
causes
of
diffamacyon
prelates
may
frely
correcte
/
the
kynges
prohibycyon
notwithstandyng
/
fyrst
enioynyng
a
corporal
penaunce
which
if
the
partye
wyll
redeme
/
the
prelate
may
lawfully
receyue
the
money
/
thoughe
a
prohibycion
be
shewed
.
Finis
.
¶
The
statute
of
dystresses
of
th
eschequer
made
the.
●●
yere
of
kyng
Ed.
i.
FOr
asmuch
as
the
comynalte
of
the
realme
hath
sustayned
great
losse
&
damage
by
wrongfull
takynge
of
dystresses
/
which
haue
●en
made
by
sheryfes
and
by
other
the
kynges
vayllyfes
for
the
kynges
det
/
or
for
any
other
cause
.
It
is
therfore
prouyded
and
ordeyned
that
when
a
sheryf
or
any
other
man
doyth
take
the
beastes
of
other
/
they
to
whome
the
beastes
do
belong
may
gyue
them
theyr
fedyng
without
disturbaunce
(
so
longe
as
they
be
impounded
)
without
gyuynge
any
thynge
for
theyr
kepyng
.
And
that
the
beastes
nor
no
nother
dystres
taken
for
the
kynges
dette
/
nor
for
any
other
cause
be
gyuen
ne
solde
within
xv
.
dayes
after
the
takynge
/
and
if
any
bryng
a
taylle
of
a
payment
made
in
the
eschequer
/
the
dystres
shall
cease
.
And
if
he
brynge
the
taylle
of
any
sheryf
or
bay
lyf
of
payment
made
to
them
of
the
thyng
demaunded
and
wyll
fynde
pledges
that
he
appere
in
the
eschequer
vpon
the
next
account
to
do
as
ryght
shal
requyre
/
then
the
dystres
shall
cease
.
And
the
shery
for
bayllyf
shall
cause
hym
to
be
attached
that
ought
to
haue
acquyted
hym
that
he
appere
vpon
the
same
accounte
to
do
as
ryght
shall
requyre
/
and
there
shall
haue
the
names
of
the
pledges
/
yet
it
is
prouyded
that
no
man
of
relygion
/
nor
other
shal
be
dystrayned
by
his
beastes
that
gayne
his
lande
/
nor
by
his
shept
for
the
kynges
dette
/
nor
for
any
other
man
/
but
vntyll
they
can
fynde
another
dystres
or
catelles
suffycyent
/
wherof
they
may
leuye
the
dette
/
or
that
is
suffycyent
for
the
demaunde
/
except
impoundynge
of
beastes
that
a
man
fyndeth
in
his
grounde
damage
fesaunt
after
the
vse
and
custome
of
the
realme
.
And
that
suche
dystresses
be
reasonable
after
the
value
of
the
dette
or
demaunde
and
after
conuenyent
estymacyon
and
not
outrageous
/
howe
be
it
the
kyng
wylleth
and
commaundeth
that
sheryfes
or
theyr
bayl
lyfes
that
haue
receyued
the
kynges
d●●
of
the
somons
of
th
eschequer
/
&
haue
not
acquyted
the
dettours
therof
at
the
next
account
shal
be
ponyshed
after
the
statutes
made
therupon
/
&
the
kynge
wylleth
that
all
dettes
of
somons
of
th
eschequer
that
the
sheryf
or
bayllyf
confessyth
receyte
shal
be
allowed
hym
forth
with
/
so
that
whyther
he
receyued
all
the
det
or
part
/
it
shall
neuer
come
more
in
demaunde
nor
somons
after
the
sheryf
hath
confessed
the
payment
.
¶
Here
endyth
the
dystresses
of
the
eschequer
.
¶
A
dyffynicyon
of
conspiratours
made
the
.xxxiii.
yere
of
kyng
Edwarde
the
fyrste
.
COnspiratours
be
they
the
do
confedere
or
bynde
them selues
by
othe
/
couenaunt
or
other
alyaunce
/
that
euery
of
them
shall
ayde
and
bere
the
other
falsely
..
..
..
..
..
&
malycyously
to
indyte
or
falsely
to
moue
or
maynteyne
plees
/
and
also
suche
as
cause
chyldren
within
age
to
appeall
men
of
felonye
wherby
they
are
imprysoned
and
sore
greued
/
&
such
as
reteygue
men
in
the
countre
with
lyuerays
or
fees
for
to
maynteyne
theyr
malycyous
interpryses
/
and
this
doyth
extende
aswell
to
the
takers
as
to
the
gyuers
.
And
stewardes
and
bayllyfes
of
great
lordes
that
by
theyr
seignourye
offyce
or
power
doo
vndertake
to
bere
or
maynteygne
quarels
plees
or
debates
that
concerne
other
partyes
then
suche
as
towchen
the
estate
of
theyr
lordes
or
themselues
.
This
ordynaunce
and
fynall
dyffynycyon
of
conspyratours
was
made
by
the
kyng
and
his
counsell
in
his
parly
ament
the
.xxxiii.
yere
of
his
raygne
.
¶
The
statute
of
fynes
leuyed
made
the
.xxvii.
yere
of
kyng
Ed.
1.
FOr
asmuche
as
fynes
leuyed
in
our
court
ought
and
do
make
an
ende
of
all
matters
and
by
cause
therof
are
called
fynes
/
where
after
wagyng
of
batayll
or
the
great
assyse
in
theyr
cases
euermore
they
holde
the
laste
and
fynall
place
.
And
nowe
by
a
certayn
tyme
passed
as
well
in
the
tyme
of
kyng
Henry
of
famous
memorie
our
graundfather
/
as
●●
our
tyme
the
partyes
of
suche
fynes
&
theyr
heyres
contrary
to
the
lawes
of
our
realme
of
auncyent
tyme
vsed
were
admytted
to
adnulle
and
defeate
suche
fynes
/
adlledgyng
that
before
the
fyne
leuyed
and
at
the
leuyeng
therof
and
syns
the
demaundauntes
or
playntyfes
or
theyr
auncetours
were
alwaye
sesyd
of
the
landes
conteyned
in
the
fyne
or
of
some
parcell
therof
.
And
so
fynes
lawfully
leuyed
were
many
tymes
vniustely
defeted
and
adnulled
by
turours
of
the
countre
falsely
and
malycyously
procured
▪
we
therfore
intendyng
to
prouyde
a
remedye
in
the
premysses
in
our
parlyament
at
west
mynster
haue
ordeyned
that
suche
excepcyons
/
aunswers
/
or
inquysicyons
of
the
countre
shall
from
hensforth
in
no
wyse
be
admytted
contrarye
to
suche
recognysaunces
or
fynes
.
And
further
we
wyl
that
this
statute
shal
aswell
extend
vnto
fynes
heretofore
leuyed
as
to
them
that
shal
be
leuyed
here
after
.
And
let
the
iustyces
see
that
such
notes
&
fynes
as
hereafter
shal
be
leuyed
in
our
courte
be
redde
openly
&
solempnly
/
and
that
in
the
meane
tyme
all
plees
shall
ceasse
.
And
this
must
be
at
two
certayne
dayes
in
the
weke
accordyng
to
the
discrecyon
of
the
iustyces
.
¶
The
.i.
Cha.
WE
haue
also
ordeyned
by
th
aduyse
of
our
counsell
/
that
from
hensforth
sheryfes
shal
not
be
charged
of
any
issues
to
be
leuyed
nor
shall
leuye
any
before
they
passe
out
of
the
eschequer
there
to
be
delyuered
by
the
extreates
of
the
iustyes
.
And
that
in
the
estreates
of
iustyces
euery
hed
shal
be
charged
for
issues
forfay●ed
/
lyke
as
of
amercymentes
/
and
if
peraduenture
any
sheryf
wyl
aunswer
for
the
issues
of
any
recognysour
/
pledge
or
maynpernour
by
hym
assygned
and
retourned
into
our
cour●e
/
whiche
at
the
tyme
of
the
retourne
is
not
able
to
paye
such
issues
or
amercymentes
/
the
sheryf
shal
be
charged
and
shal
aunswere
therfore
in
our
eschequer
.
And
let
the
sheryfes
beware
vnder
payne
of
great
forfayture
that
from
hensforth
they
do
make
taylles
of
all
such
money
as
they
or
theyr
offycers
haue
receyued
by
our
commaundement
.
And
that
they
do
not
retourne
any
where
the
names
of
any
maynpernours
or
suretyes
/
iurours
/
or
any
other
excepte
such
suretyes
/
maynpernours
/
or
other
accordynge
to
the
tenour
of
our
wryttes
beynge
dyrected
to
the
sheryfes
for
the
same
cause
/
be
lawfully
and
manyfestly
impanelled
therupon
.
And
they
shall
not
retourne
the
names
of
any
free
men
as
pledges
/
without
that
they
wyll
playnely
consente
and
agre
to
the
same
.
And
hereupon
we
haue
enacted
that
at
one
tyme
certayn
euery
yere
one
baron
&
one
clerke
of
our
sayd
eschequer
shal
be
sente
through
out
euery
shyre
of
Englande
to
inrolle
the
names
of
all
suche
as
haue
payed
that
yere
dettes
exacted
of
them
by
a
grene
were
.
And
the
same
baron
&
clerke
shall
vyewe
all
suche
taylles
and
inrolle
them
.
And
shall
here
and
determyne
complayntes
made
agaynste
sheryfes
and
theyr
clerkes
/
and
bayllyfes
that
haue
done
contrary
to
the
premysses
/
and
the
offendours
shal
be
greuously
ponyshed
.
¶
The
.ii.
Chapiter
.
FOr
asmuche
as
sheryfes
and
other
heretofore
haue
let
out
by
pleuyn
comon
felons
and
openly
defamed
beyng
taken
and
imprysoned
for
murdre
&
felonye
and
such
as
be
not
repleuysable
contrary
to
the
fourme
of
our
statute
made
at
westmynster
of
persones
repleuysable
and
not
repleuysable
/
wherby
such
transgressours
not
repleuisable
be
let
out
/
and
for
to
delyuer
them
deceytfully
before
the
comyng
to
the
iustyces
erraunt
or
other
assigned
for
theyr
delyueraunce
/
they
procure
by
themselues
and
by
theyr
frendes
iurours
of
the
countre
/
and
some
they
threate
wherby
aswell
for
feare
of
the
sheryfes
&
other
that
let
thym
at
large
by
suche
pleuyn
as
for
feare
of
the
theues
beyng
so
delyuered
before
iustyces
assygned
for
gayle
delyuerees
suche
felonyes
and
murdres
are
conceled
and
so
beyng
conceled
remayne
styll
vnponyshed
.
We
for
v●●●re
of
our
realme
/
&
for
the
more
assured
conseruacion
of
our
peace
haue
prouyded
&
ordeyned
that
iustyees
assigned
to
take
assyses
in
all
shyres
where
they
take
assyses
/
as
it
is
ordeyned
incontynent
after
the
assyses
taken
in
the
shyres
/
shall
remayne
both
togyther
if
they
be
lay
.
And
if
one
of
them
be
a
clerke
/
then
one
of
the
more
discrete
knyghtes
of
the
shyre
beynge
assocyate
to
hym
that
is
a
lay
man
/
by
our
wryt●e
shall
delyuer
the
gayles
of
the
shyres
as
wel
within
the
lybertes
as
without
of
al
maner
of
prysons
after
the
fourme
of
the
gayle
delyueres
of
those
shyres
before
tymes
vsed
.
And
the
same
iustyces
shall
inquere
then
●●
sheryfes
or
any
other
haue
let
out
by
a
pleuyn
prysoners
not
repleuyable
/
or
haue
offended
in
any
other
thynge
contrarye
to
the
fourme
of
the
foresayd
statute
lately
made
at
westmynster
/
&
they
shall
refourme
and
●onyshe
them
in
all
thynges
accordyng
to
the
fourme
of
the
statute
aforesayd
.
¶
The
.iii.
Chap●
.
ALso
where
we
haue
prouided
that
none
shal
be
impanelled
any
wher
out
of
the
shyre
where
he
is
dwellyng
in
recognysaunces
/
inquestes
/
and
iuryes
/
that
hath
lesse
then
.
C.
s.
of
land
or
rent
wherby
aswell
they
that
haue
more
landes
by
to
often
apperynge
aswell
in
our
eschequer
as
before
our
iustyces
of
eyther
benche
/
are
moche
impoueryshed
/
we
therfore
consyderyng
the
intolerable
damage
of
our
people
/
not
onely
for
the
dyscharge
of
suche
iurours
/
but
also
for
the
more
spedye
mynistracion
of
iustyce
to
all
partyes
suyng
in
our
courte
/
haue
prouyded
and
ordeyned
that
inquestes
&
recognysaunces
determynable
before
iustyces
of
eyther
benche
fromhensforthe
shall
be
taken
in
tyme
of
vacacyon
before
any
of
the
iustyces
before
whome
the
plee
is
brought
beynge
assocyate
to
one
knyght
of
the
same
shyre
where
such
inquestes
shall
passe
/
oneles
it
be
an
inqueste
that
requyreth
great
examinacion
.
And
so
from
hensforth
in
takyng
suche
inquestes
the
iustyces
shal
do
as
to
them
shall
seme
moste
expedyent
for
the
comon
v
〈…〉
e
of
our
realme
/
not
withstandyng
the
statute
lately
made
at
westmynster
/
vpon
the
takyng
of
such
inquestes
/
contaynyng
that
if
any
inquestes
be
taken
contrary
to
the
fourme
of
the
sayd
statute
they
sholde
be
of
none
effect
And
therfore
we
commaunde
straytly
chargynge
the
that
incontynent
without
further
delay
thou
shalt
cause
to
be
redde
and
publysshed
in
cytes
/
borughes
/
merchaunt
townes
/
and
other
solepmne
places
through
out
thy
lyberte
where
thou
shalt
thynke
moste
necessarye
/
all
the
artycles
about
sayd
/
the
which
we
haue
graunted
/
wyllyng
them
to
be
kept
and
obserued
stedfastely
and
without
contradiccyon
/
and
that
thou
notefye
and
declare
all
&
synguler
the
premysses
to
all
our
lyege
people
without
delaye
/
wytnesse
.
&c.
¶
Here
endyth
the
statute
of
leuyeng
fynes
.
¶
The
statute
of
Carlyll
made
the
xv
.
yere
of
Edwarde
the
secounde
.
THe
kynge
vnto
the
iustyces
of
his
bench
/
greatynge
.
Where
as
of
late
we
haue
ordeyned
that
all
suche
fynes
as
are
to
be
leuyed
in
our
court
be
lawfully
leuyed
whiche
we
wyll
in
no
wyse
to
be
broken
or
to
be
adnulled
of
theyr
power
/
we
haue
sente
vnto
you
our
mynde
in
wrytyng
firmely
to
be
obserued
/
that
is
to
wyte
/
that
aswell
the
partyes
demaundant
or
playntyf
as
the
tenantes
or
defendantes
that
wylyelde
or
knowledge
ryght
/
of
landes
or
tenementes
vnto
other
in
plees
of
warrauntye
of
chartour
couenaunt
&
other
wherupon
fynes
are
to
be
leuyed
afore
you
/
before
such
fynes
do
passe
/
the
parties
shal
appere
personally
so
that
theyr
age
/
idyocye
/
or
any
other
defaute
beyng
in
them
maye
be
iudged
and
dyscerned
by
you
/
prouyded
alway
that
if
any
persone
agyd
or
decrepyte
/
or
impotent
by
casualtye
be
so
oppressed
&
holden
that
by
no
mean
he
is
able
to
com
before
you
in
our
courte
then
in
suche
case
we
wyll
that
two
or
one
of
you
by
assent
of
the
resydue
of
the
benche
shall
vysyte
the
partye
so
dyseased
and
shall
receyue
his
recognysaunce
vpon
the
plee
and
fourme
of
plee
that
he
hath
in
our
court
wherupon
the
same
fyne
ought
to
be
leuyed
/
and
if
there
go
but
one
he
shal
take
with
hym
an
abbotte
/
a
pryour
/
or
a
knyght
/
a
man
of
good
fame
and
credence
/
and
shall
certefye
you
therof
by
recorde
/
so
that
all
thynges
incydente
to
the
same
fyne
beynge
eramyned
by
hym
or
them
/
the
same
fynes
/
accordyng
to
our
former
ordynaunce
may
be
lawfully
leuyed
/
yet
we
wyll
not
that
any
of
our
barons
of
th
eschequer
/
or
our
iustyces
shall
admy●
any
attorneys
/
but
onely
in
plees
&
matters
that
passe
before
them
in
the
benches
and
in
places
where
they
be
assygned
by
vs
.
And
the
same
power
of
admyttynge
attornes
we
prohybytte
&
denye
to
the
clerkes
and
seruauntes
of
the
sayd
barons
&
iustyces
.
And
do
ordeyne
that
if
any
attourneys
be
admitted
here
after
by
any
of
the
persones
aforesayd
/
theyr
admyssyon
shal
be
of
none
effecte
.
Reserued
alway
in
the
chauncellour
for
the
tyme
beyng
his
authoryte
in
admy●tyng
attorneys
accordyng
to
whose
discrecyon
they
shal
be
admytted
/
&
to
out
those
iustyces
as
heretofore
hathe
ben
obuerued
in
the
admyssyon
of
attorneys
we
wyll
also
that
this
our
ordynaunce
shall
take
effecte
and
begynnynge
at
the
vtas
of
the
Trinite
nexte
insuyng
.
Gyuen
in
our
parliament
at
Carlyll
the
.xv.
yere
of
our
reygne
.
¶
Here
endeth
the
sta.
of
Carlyll
.
¶
The
statute
of
defendyng
ryght
made
the
.xx.
yere
of
Ed.
i.
When
that
any
purchaseth
a
wrytte
agaynst
the
tenauntes
by
the
curtesye
/
in
taylle
/
in
dower
/
for
terme
of
lyfe
/
or
of
yeres
/
and
the
demaundant
suyth
so
ferre
that
the
landes
be
in
maner
recouered
/
wherupon
another
comyth
in
before
iudgement
gyuen
&
sayth
that
he
hath
fee
&
ryght
in
those
landes
/
&
prayeth
the
court
that
in
asmuch
as
he
is
com
before
iudgement
he
may
be
receyued
to
defend
his
ryght
&
to
make
aunswere
vnto
the
demaundant
therof
by
force
of
a
certayne
statute
lately
made
by
the
kyng
that
now
is
at
westm
/
wherby
aswell
such
as
had
no
ryght
as
they
that
had
ryght
oftentymes
in
the
case
afore
mencyoned
/
falsely
and
in
deceyte
of
the
courte
dyd
●om
in
and
pray
to
be
receyued
to
make
aunswere
to
the
intent
that
theyr
admyssyon
myght
prolonge
the
demaundant
from
the
attaynyng
vnto
iudgement
and
season
of
his
lande
and
for
to
cause
those
demaundantes
to
replede
of
newe
/
wher
by
such
demaundantes
are
greatly
deferred
in
the
case
aforesayd
/
for
to
recouer
theyr
ryght
in
the
kynges
courte
by
reason
of
such
malyce
/
aswel
by
mystakyng
of
the
sayd
statute
of
for
any
other
cause
iuste
and
reasonable
.
And
this
is
vsed●
founde
dayly
before
our
iustyces
/
in
consyderacyon
wherof
our
soueraygne
lord
the
kynge
for
to
withstande
all
such
malyce
in
the
foresayd
case
/
and
intendyng
to
prouyde
a
remedye
therin
in
his
full
parlyament
hath
ordeyned
and
from
hensforth
commaundyth
straytly
to
be
obserued
/
that
is
to
wyte
/
the
moneday
nexte
after
the
feaste
of
the
purificacyon
of
our
lady
the
.xx.
yere
of
his
raygne
that
if
any
before
iudgement
in
the
aforesayd
case
cometh
in
by
a
colleraterall
tytle
▪
and
desyreth
to
be
receyued
/
before
his
receyte
he
shall
fynde
suffycient
suretye
▪
(
as
the
courte
wyll
awarde
)
to
satysfy●
the
demaundant
of
the
value
of
the
issue●
of
the
landes
so
to
be
recouered
from
the
daye
that
he
is
receyued
to
make
aunswere
vntyll
the
tyme
that
fynall
iudgement
be
gyuen
vpon
the
peticyon
of
the
demaundant
.
And
if
the
demaundant
recouer
his
demaunde
/
the
defendour
shal
be
greuously
amerced
/
if
he
haue
wherof
And
if
he
haue
not
/
he
shal
be
imprysoned
at
the
kynges
pleasure
.
And
if
he
can
proue
his
right
to
be
as
good
as
he
af●●r
at
such
tyme
as
he
was
receyued
he
shal
med
go
quyte
.
Finis
.
¶
The
statute
of
vouchers
made
the
.xx.
yere
of
Edwarde
the
fyrst
.
WHere
as
the
tenaunt
in
a
plee
reall
heretofore
had
vouched
one
to
warrauntye
/
and
therupon
the
demaundant
wyl
auerre
that
he
nor
none
of
his
auncetours
(
syns
the
tyme
that
the
auncetour
of
the
demaundant
was
seasyd
)
was
in
possession
of
the
sayd
landes
/
nother
in
demean
nor
in
seruyce
/
if
the
partye
that
is
vouched
be
present
and
wyll
warraū
▪
tyse
the
lande
frely
vnto
the
tenaunt
/
such
aucrrement
of
the
demaundant
hath
not
ben
vsed
to
be
admytted
/
except
the
partye
vouched
had
ben
absent
/
and
that
by
reason
of
a
certayne
statute
of
the
kynges
lately
made
amongest
other
statutes
of
westmynster
fyrste
/
wherfore
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
consyderyng
the
fraude
/
deceyte
/
and
malyce
/
and
also
his
owne
damage
and
dysherytynge
of
his
crowne
that
in
the
sayd
case
hath
many
tymes
happened
in
his
courte
and
dayly
doyth
/
where
as
some
holdynge
of
the
kyng
in
chyef
by
an
hole
baronye
in
a
ple
hangyng
before
the
iustyces
of
the
benche
vpon
theyr
demaunde
do
vouch
partycularly
knaues
vnknowen
&
straungyers
whiche
they
wyll
brenge
forth
/
of
whome
neyther
they
nor
theyr
auncetours
had
neuer
any
thynge
in
the
landes
that
they
haue
warraunted
/
nor
in
any
other
landes
or
tenementes
within
his
realme
/
neyther
in
demean
nor
in
seruyce
as
hath
ben
testefied
by
dyuerse
of
the
kynges
subiectes
/
so
that
by
suche
cautell
/
fraude
/
and
malyce
the
same
tenauntes
holdyng
by
an
entyer
baronye
do
defraude
the
kynge
of
the
amercyment
that
they
shulde
incurre
if
the
demaundant
shulde
recouer
agaynst
them
.
And
lykewyse
when
such
persons
haue
warraunted
/
that
is
to
wyte
/
euery
one
for
his
porcion
that
he
ought
to
warraunt
/
he
may
defende
hymselfe
by
the
body
of
his
seruaunt
procured
and
hyred
by
them
that
holde
baronyes
/
and
so
vpon
one
wrytte
and
one
demaunnde
there
were
two
or
thre
wagers
of
bataylles
/
the
whiche
was
a
ryght
harde
and
a
peryllous
example
for
pore
men
in
tyme
commyng
that
shal
be
demaundantes
agaynst
greate
and
ryche
men
that
wyll
defende
themselfes
by
the
malyce
aforesayd
/
and
the
demaundant
can
not
haue
his
auerrement
against
such
warrauntours
when
they
be
vouched
in
fourme
aforesayd
because
the
warrauntours
be
present
/
and
wyl
warrantyse
frely
/
by
his
comen
counsell
hath
ordeyned
/
and
from
hensforth
that
is
to
say
from
the
feaste
of
S
Hyllarye
the
.xx.
yere
of
his
raygne
he
hath
straytly
commaudded
that
who
so
euer
tenaunt
do
vouche
and
the
demaundant
wyll
auerre
in
fourme
before
rehersed
/
his
aucrrement
shal
be
admytted
whyther
the
party
vouched
be
absent
or
presence
without
any
respecte
therunto
.
¶
Here
endeth
the
statute
of
vouchers
.
¶
The
statute
of
yorke
made
the
.xxi.
yere
of
kynge
Edwarde
the
fyrste
.
FOr
asmuch
as
much
people
of
the
realme
of
Englande
&
Irelande
hau
heretofore
manye
tymes
suffered
greate
myschyef
damage
&
dysherytaunce
by
reason
that
i
dyuerse
cases
where
the
lawe
fayled
no
remedye
was
purueyd
.
And
also
for
as
muche
as
some
poyntes
of
the
statutes
heretofore
made
had
nede
of
exposycyon
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
desyrynge
that
ryght
be
done
to
his
people
at
his
parlyament
holden
at
yorke
the
.iii.
weke
after
the
feaste
of
S.
Myghell
/
the
.xiii.
yere
of
his
raygne
by
the
assent
of
the
prelates
/
erles
/
barons
/
and
the
comynalte
of
his
realme
there
assembled
hath
made
these
actes
and
statutes
here
folowyng
/
the
which
he
wylleth
to
be
straytly
obserued
in
his
sayde
realme
and
land
.
Fyrst
for
dyuerse
myschyefes
that
where
tenauntes
in
an
assyse
of
nouell
dysseson
myght
not
make
attorneys
heretofore
/
it
is
agreyd
that
the
tenauntes
in
assyses
of
nouell
dysseson
from
hensforthe
maye
make
attourneys
/
yet
the
kynge
intendyth
not
hereby
that
the
tenauntes
and
defendauntes
in
assyses
of
nouell
dysseson
shall
plede
by
bayllyfes
at
theyr
owne
pleasure
as
they
haue
done
heretofore
/
&
it
is
agreyd
that
when
a
dede
/
rēlesse
/
acquytaunce
/
or
other
wrytyng
be
denyed
in
the
kynges
courte
wherin
wytnesses
be
named
/
processe
shal
be
awarded
for
to
cause
such
wytnesses
to
appere
as
before
hath
ben
vsed
/
so
that
if
none
of
them
come
in
at
the
great
dystresse
retourned
/
or
if
it
be
retourned
that
they
haue
nothynge
/
or
that
they
can
not
be
founde
/
yet
the
takyng
of
the
inqueste
shal
not
be
deferred
by
the
absence
of
such
wytnesses
.
And
if
the
wytnesses
do
come
in
at
the
greate
dystresse
/
and
the
inquest
for
some
cause
remayneth
vntaken
/
the
wytnesses
that
come
in
shall
haue
lyke
day
gyuen
them
as
is
assygned
for
the
takynge
of
the
inqueste
/
at
which
daye
if
the
wytnesses
do
not
appere
/
the
issues
that
were
fyrst
retourned
▪
vpon
them
shal
be
forfayte
.
And
the
takyng
of
the
inquest
shall
not
be
deferred
because
of
theyr
absence
.
And
for
absence
of
wytnesses
dwellynge
within
fraunchyses
where
the
kynges
wrytte
origynall
doth
not
lye
the
takyng
of
an
inqueste
shall
not
be
deferred
.
And
where
it
is
contayned
in
a
statute
made
at
westmynster
the
secound
daye
of
Apryll
the.
xxvii
.
yere
of
the
reygne
of
the
kynges
father
that
nowe
is
/
that
inquestes
and
recognysaunces
taken
before
the
iustyces
of
eche
benche
sholde
be
taken
before
any
iustyce
of
the
places
accompanyed
with
som
knyght
of
the
shyre
where
such
inquestes
happe
to
be
taken
if
they
haue
not
nede
of
great
examinacion
.
And
that
in
such
inquestes
the
iustyces
shall
do
as
they
shall
thynke
most
expedyent
for
the
weale
of
the
realme
/
the
which
statuteth
a
bettar
declaration
.
It
is
agreyd
that
inquestes
and
iuryes
that
happe
to
be
taken
hereafter
in
plees
of
lande
that
requyre
not
great
examynacyon
shal
be
fallen
in
the
cuntre
before
a
iustyce
of
the
place
where
the
plee
is
accompanyed
with
a
substanciall
man
of
the
cuntre
knyght
or
other
/
so
that
a
certayne
day
be
gyuen
in
the
bench
/
and
a
certayne
day
&
place
in
the
cuntre
in
presence
of
the
partyes
demaundyng
the
same
.
And
also
inquestes
and
iuries
in
plees
of
lande
that
requyre
greate
examynacion
shal
be
taken
in
the
cuntre
(
in
the
maner
abouesayd
)
before
two
iustyces
of
the
benche
.
And
the
iustyces
or
iustyce
shall
haue
power
to
record
nonsuytes
and
defautes
in
the
cuntre
at
the
dayes
and
places
assygned
as
afore
is
sayd
.
And
that
they
shall
do
in
the
thynges
aboue
mencioned
shal
be
reported
in
the
benche
at
a
day
certayne
there
to
be
inrolled
and
therupon
iudgement
shal
be
gyuen
.
And
the
kyng
intendyth
not
that
the
sayd
inquestes
and
iuries
shulde
not
be
taken
in
the
benche
/
if
they
come
/
nor
that
this
statute
shuld
extende
vnto
greate
assyses
/
and
also
a
iustyce
of
the
one
place
and
of
the
other
beynge
associate
with
a
dyscrete
man
of
the
cuntre
knyght
or
other
at
the
request
of
the
playntyf
shall
take
inquestes
vpon
plees
pledyd
and
to
be
pledyd
that
be
mouyd
by
attachement
and
dystres
and
shall
haue
power
to
recorde
nonsuytes
/
as
aboue
is
sayd
/
and
to
take
inquestes
vpon
defautes
there
made
.
And
as
to
such
inquestes
as
are
to
be
taken
vpon
wryttes
of
Quare
impedit
the
fourme
conteyned
in
the
statute
of
westmynster
secounde
shal
be
kept
/
and
the
iustyces
shall
haue
power
to
recorde
nonsutys
&
defautes
in
the
cuntre
and
to
gyue
iudgement
therupon
as
they
do
in
the
bench
and
there
to
reporte
that
that
they
haue
done
there
to
be
inrolled
.
And
if
it
happen
the
iustyce
or
iustyces
that
shal
be
assygned
to
take
suche
inquestes
in
the
countre
do
not
come
/
or
if
they
come
into
the
countre
at
the
daye
assygned
/
yet
the
partyes
and
persones
of
suche
inquestes
shall
kepe
theyr
daye
in
the
bench
.
And
because
it
is
many
tymes
complayned
in
the
kynges
courte
vpon
retournes
that
bayllyfes
of
fraunchyses
(
hauyng
full
power
to
retourne
the
kynges
wryttes
)
haue
delyuered
to
sheryfes
haue
ben
afterwarde
chaunged
&
otherwyse
retourned
in
the
kynges
courte
to
the
damage
of
the
partyes
and
the
delay
of
ryght
.
It
is
agreyd
that
for
suche
retournes
as
hereafter
be
delyuered
to
sheryfes
by
suche
bayllyfes
of
fraunchy●es
an
inden●ure
shall
be
made
betwene
the
bayllyf
of
the
fraunchyse
by
his
proper
name
/
and
the
sheryf
by
his
propre
name
.
And
if
the
sheryf
chaunge
the
retourne
so
delyueryd
to
hym
by
indenture
and
be
therof
conuycte
at
the
sute
of
the
lorde
of
the
fraunchyse
of
whome
he
receyued
the
retourne
/
if
the
lord
haue
had
any
damage
or
if
his
fraunchyse
be
dystayned
/
or
at
the
sute
of
the
lorde
of
the
party
that
hath
sustayned
losse
through
that
occasyon
he
shal
be
ponyshed
by
the
kynge
for
his
false
retourne
&
shal
yelde
vnto
the
lorde
and
to
the
partye
double
damages
.
Also
it
is
agreyd
that
from
hensforth
sheryfes
and
other
bayllyfes
that
receyue
the
kynges
wryttes
retournable
in
his
court
shall
sende
theyr
owne
names
with
the
retournes
/
so
that
the
courte
may
knowe
of
whome
they
toke
such
retournes
if
nede
be
.
And
if
any
sheryf
or
other
bayllyf
leue
out
his
name
in
his
retournes
he
shal
be
greuously
amerced
to
the
kynges
vse
.
Also
for
the
comon
profytte
of
the
people
it
is
agreyd
that
no
offycer
in
cyte
or
towne
that
by
reason
of
his
offyce
ought
to
kepe
assyses
of
wynes
and
vytaylles
in
asmuche
as
he
is
attendaunt
to
his
offyce
/
shall
not
by
wynes
nor
vytaylles
neyther
in
grose
/
nor
by
retaylle
.
And
if
any
do
&
be
therof
conuyct
the
merchaundyse
wherfore
he
is
conuyct
shal
be
forfayte
to
the
kynge
/
and
the
.iii.
part
therof
shal
be
delyuered
to
the
partye
that
suyd
the
offendour
as
the
kynges
gyfte
/
&
in
suche
case
h●
that
wyll
sue
for
a
thynge
so
forfayted
shal
be
receyued
.
And
the
chauncellour
/
treasourer
/
barons
of
the
eschequer
/
iustyces
of
eyther
benche
/
and
iustyces
assygned
to
take
assyses
shall
admytte
such
playntes
by
wryttes
&
without
wryttes
/
and
shall
determyne
them
&
shall
perfourme
all
thynges
contayned
in
these
articles
in
fourme
abouesayd
/
and
neuerthelesse
the
kynge
may
assygne
his
iustyees
to
execute
this
thyng
in
cytes
&
boroughes
when
and
where
it
pleaseth
hym
.
¶
Here
endeth
the
statute
of
yorke
.
¶
The
kynges
prerogatyue
made
the
.xvii.
yere
of
Ed.
ii.
OVr
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
shal
haue
the
ward
of
all
the
landes
of
suche
as
holde
of
hym
in
chye●
by
knyghtes
seruyce
/
wherof
the
tenantes
were
seased
in
theyr
demeane
as
of
fee
at
the
day
of
theyr
death
/
of
whom
so
euer
they
holde
els
by
lyke
seruyce
/
so
that
they
helde
of
auncyent
tyme
any
lande
of
the
crowne
/
vntyll
the
heyre
com
to
his
law
full
age
/
excepte
the
fees
of
the
archbysshop
of
Canterbury
/
the
byshop
of
Durham
betwene
Tyne
&
Tese
/
fees
of
●●les
and
barons
in
the
marches
where
the
kynges
wryttes
do
not
lye
/
&
wherof
the
sayd
archbyshops
/
byshops
/
erles
/
&
barons
ought
to
haue
such
wardes
/
though
they
held
of
the
kyng
in
som
other
place
.
¶
The
fyrst
Chapitre
.
ALso
the
kynge
shall
haue
the
maryage
of
an
heyre
beynge
within
age
and
in
his
warde
whyther
the
landes
of
such
heyres
haue
appertayned
to
the
crowne
of
auncyent
contynuaunce
/
or
that
it
came
by
reason
of
escheare
beyng
in
the
kynges
handes
/
or
that
he
had
the
maryage
by
reason
of
the
warde
of
the
lordes
of
suche
heyres
without
any
respectes
to
the
prioryte
of
feffement
/
all
be
●●
they
helde
of
other
.
¶
The
.ii.
Chapitre
.
ALso
the
kynge
shall
haue
prymer
season
after
the
death
of
suche
as
helde
of
hym
in
chyefe
of
all
landes
and
tenementes
wherof
they
were
seased
in
theyr
demean
as
of
fee
of
what
age
that
theyr
heyres
be
takynge
the
issues
of
the
same
landes
and
tenementes
/
vntyll
inquysicion
be
made
(
as
the
maner
is
)
and
●●●tyll
that
he
hath
taken
homage
of
such
heyres
.
¶
The
.iii.
Chapitre
.
ALso
he
shall
assygne
to
wydowes
after
the
death
of
theyr
husbandes
that
helde
of
hym
in
chyef
the
dower
that
to
them
belongeth
.
&c.
though
the
heyres
be
of
full
age
(
if
the
wydowes
wyll
)
such
wydows
before
assignement
of
theyr
dower
shall
swere
that
they
shall
not
marye
themselues
without
the
kynges
lyceuse
/
whyther
the
heyres
be
of
full
age
or
not
.
And
if
they
marye
without
lycense
then
the
kynge
shall
take
into
his
handes
by
waye
of
dystres
all
suche
landes
&
tenementes
as
they
hold
of
hym
in
do
wer
vntyll
he
be
satysfyed
at
his
owne
wyll
so
that
she
shall
take
nothynge
of
the
issues
.
&c.
for
after
suche
dystresses
they
or
theyr
husbandes
muste
fyne
at
the
kynges
wyll
.
And
his
wyll
in
the
tyme
of
kynge
Henry
father
of
kynge
Edwarde
was
estemed
to
the
one
yeres
value
of
her
dower
/
one●es
they
had
the
greatter
fauour
/
women
that
holde
of
the
kynge
in
chyef
of
what
so
euer
age
that
they
be
/
shall
swere
lykewyse
that
they
shall
not
marye
themselues
without
the
kynges
lycense
.
And
if
they
do
theyr
landes
and
tenementes
shal
be
taken
in
lyke
maner
into
the
kynges
handes
/
vntyl
they
haue
satysfyed
at
the
kynges
wyll
.
¶
The
.iiii.
Chapitre
.
ANd
if
one
inheritaunce
that
is
holden
of
the
kynge
in
chyefe
dyscende
to
many
partyners
then
all
the
heyres
shall
do
homage
to
the
kyng
/
and
the
same
inherytaunce
so
holden
of
the
kynge
shal
be
deuyded
among
those
heyres
/
so
that
euery
of
them
after
that
shal
holde
theyr
parte
of
the
kynge
.
¶
The
.v.
Chapiter
.
IF
a
woman
(
before
the
death
of
her
auncetour
that
helde
of
the
kynge
in
chyef
)
be
maryed
before
she
be
maryable
/
then
the
kynge
shall
haue
the
warde
of
the
bodye
of
the
same
woman
/
vntill
she
be
of
age
able
to
consent
/
and
then
she
may
chuse
/
whyther
she
wyll
haue
hym
to
whome
she
was
fyrst
maryed
/
or
hym
that
the
kynge
wyl
offer
her
.
None
that
holdeth
of
the
kynge
in
chyef
by
knyghtes
seruyce
may
alyene
the
more
part
of
his
landes
/
so
that
the
resydue
therof
be
not
suffycyent
to
do
his
seruyce
/
excepte
he
haue
the
kynges
lycense
/
but
this
may
not
be
vnderstanden
of
membres
&
parcelles
of
such
landes
.
¶
The
.vi.
Chapitre
.
OF
seriauntyes
alyened
without
the
kynges
lycense
the
kyng
hath
vsed
to
rate
such
seriauntyes
at
a
reasonable
extent
therof
to
be
made
.
¶
The
.vii.
Chapitre
.
OF
churches
beyng
vacaunt
/
the
aduousons
wherof
belong
to
the
kyng
and
other
present
to
the
same
/
wherupon
debate
aryseth
betwene
the
kynge
and
other
/
if
the
kyng
by
awarde
of
the
court
do
recouer
this
presentacion
though
it
be
after
the
lapse
of
syx
monethes
from
the
tyme
of
the
aduoydaunce
no
tyme
shall
preiudice
hym
/
so
that
he
present
within
the
space
of
syx
monethes
.
¶
The
.viii.
Chapitre
.
THe
kynge
shall
haue
warde
of
the
landes
of
naturall
foolys
/
takyng
the
profyttes
of
them
without
waste
or
dystruccion
/
and
fynde
to
them
theyr
necessaryes
of
whose
fee
someuer
that
the
landes
be
holden
.
And
after
the
death
of
suche
idiotes
he
shall
rendre
it
to
the
ryght
heyres
/
so
that
suche
idiotes
shall
not
alyene
/
nor
theyr
heyres
shal
be
dysheryted
.
¶
The
.ix.
Chapitre
.
ALso
the
kyng
shall
prouyde
/
when
any
(
that
before
tyme
hath
had
his
wytte
and
memorie
)
happen
to
fay●e
of
his
wytte
/
as
there
are
many
per
luc●da
interualla
.i.
by
euydent
spaces
that
theyr
landes
&
tenementes
shal
be
saufely
kept
without
waste
or
distruccion
/
and
that
they
and
theyr
housholde
shall
lyue
and
be
conueniently
maynteyned
with
the
profyttes
of
the
same
/
and
the
resydue
besydes
theyr
sustentacion
shall
be
kept
to
theyr
vse
to
be
delyuered
vnto
them
when
they
come
to
ryght
mynde
.
So
that
suche
landes
and
tenementes
shall
in
no
wyse
be
alyened
.
And
the
king
shal
take
nothyng
to
his
owne
vse
/
and
if
the
partye
dye
in
suche
estate
then
the
residue
shal
be
distrybute
for
his
soule
by
aduyse
of
the
ordinarye
.
¶
The
.x.
Chapiter
.
ALso
the
kynge
shall
haue
wrek
of
the
see
thorough
out
the
realme
/
whales
&
great
sturgeons
taken
in
the
see
or
els
where
within
the
realme
/
excepte
in
certayne
places
pryuyleged
by
the
kynge
.
¶
The
.xi.
Chapiter
.
ALso
the
kynge
shal
haue
escheates
of
the
landes
of
Normans
/
to
whose
fee
someuer
they
belonge
/
sauyng
the
seruyce
apperteynynge
to
the
chyefe
ordes
of
the
same
fee
.
And
this
also
is
to
be
vnderstanden
where
any
inherytaunce
discendyth
to
any
that
is
borne
●n
the
partyes
beyonde
the
see
/
whose
●●ncetours
were
from
the
tyme
of
kyng
Iohan
vnder
th
alligeaunce
of
the
kynges
of
Fraunce
/
and
not
of
the
kynges
●●
Englande
/
as
late
it
happened
by
the
baronye
of
Monmouth
after
the
death
of
Iohan
of
Monmouth
/
whose
heyres
were
of
Brytayne
and
other
places
.
Kynge
Henry
by
the
foresayd
occasyon
recouered
many
eschetes
of
Normans
landes
out
of
the
fees
of
other
men
/
and
gaue
them
to
be
holden
of
the
chyef
lordes
of
the
fee
by
seruyces
and
customes
due
and
accustomed
therunto
.
¶
The
.xii.
Chapitre
.
UUhen
any
(
that
holdeth
of
the
king
in
chyef
)
dyeth
/
and
his
heyre
entryth
into
the
lande
that
his
anncetour
helde
of
the
kynge
the
day
that
he
dyed
/
before
he
hath
done
homage
to
the
kyng
and
receyued
season
of
the
kyng
/
he
shal
gayne
no
freholde
therby
/
and
if
he
dye
seasyd
durynge
that
tyme
his
wyfe
shall
not
be
indowed
of
the
same
lande
/
as
it
came
late
in
vre
by
Maude
doughter
to
the
erle
of
Herforde
wyfe
of
Maunsell
the
marshall
/
whiche
after
the
death
of
wyllyam
Marshall
of
England
his
brother
toke
his
season
of
the
castell
and
maner
of
Scrogoyll
/
and
dyed
in
the
same
castell
before
he
had
entryd
by
the
kyng
and
before
he
had
done
homage
to
hym
.
Wherupon
it
was
agreyd
that
his
wyfe
shulde
not
be
indowed
/
because
that
her
husbande
had
not
his
entre
by
the
kyng
but
rather
by
intrusyon
/
howe
be
it
this
statute
doyth
not
meane
of
socage
and
other
small
tenures
.
¶
The
.xiii.
Chapitre
.
ALso
the
kynge
shall
haue
eschetes
of
landes
of
the
freholders
of
atch
byshops
and
byshops
when
such
tenauntes
be
attaynted
for
felonye
in
tyme
of
vacacyon
/
whyles
theyr
temporaltes
were
in
the
kynges
handes
to
gyue
at
his
pleasure
/
sauynge
to
suche
prelates
the
seruyce
that
therto
is
due
and
accustomed
.
¶
The
.xiiii.
Chapitre
.
UUhen
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
gyueth
or
graunteth
lande
or
a
manoyr
with
the
appurtenaunces
without
he
make
expresse
mencyon
in
his
dede
or
wrytynge
of
knyghtes
fees
/
aduouzons
of
churches
/
and
dowers
when
they
fall
belongyng
to
suche
manors
or
landes
/
then
at
this
daye
the
kynge
reserueth
to
hymself
such
fees
/
aduousons
/
and
dowers
/
all
be
it
that
amonge
other
persones
there
shal
be
implyed
no
suche
reseruacyon
.
¶
The
.xv.
Chapitre
.
ALso
the
kyng
shal
haue
the
goodes
of
al
felons
attaynted
/
or
that
run
awaye
where
som
euer
they
be
founde
.
And
if
they
haue
freholde
then
●●
shal
be
forthwith
taken
into
the
kynges
handes
.
And
the
kyng
shall
haue
all
profyt●es
of
the
same
by
one
yere
and
one
daye
/
&
the
lande
shal
be
wasted
and
dystroyed
in
the
houses
/
wodes
/
gardeyns
/
and
in
al
maner
of
thynges
belongynge
to
the
same
lande
/
exceptyng
men
of
certayn
places
priuyledged
by
the
kynge
therfore
.
And
after
the
kyng
hath
had
the
yere
/
day●/●
waste
/
then
the
la●de
shall
be
restored
is
the
chyef
lorde
of
the
fame
fee
onles
that
he
fyne
before
with
the
kyng
for
the
yere
the
daye
/
&
the
waste
.
Neuertheles
it
is
vsed
in
the
countie
of
Gloucestre
by
custome
that
after
one
yere
&
one
daye
the
landes
and
tenementes
of
felons
shal
reuerte
&
be
restored
to
the
nexte
heyre
/
●●
whome
it
ought
to
haue
descended
if
the
felonye
had
not
ben
done
.
And
in
Ken●
in
Gauelkynd
.
The
father
to
the
bough
the
sonne
to
the
plough
.
There
all
heyres
males
shal
dyuyde
theyr
inherytaūc●
but
women
shall
not
make
〈…〉
with
men
.
And
a
woman
after
the
death
of
her
husband
shal
be
indowed
of
a
m●yte
.
And
if
she
commytte
for●●cacion
in
he●
wydowhed
/
or
take
an
husbande
afterwarde
she
shall
lese
her
dowet
.
Finis
.
¶
The
maner
of
doyng
homage
made
the
.xvii.
yere
of
kyng
Ed.
ii.
UUhen
a
fre
man
shal
make
homage
to
his
lorde
of
whom
he
holdeth
in
chyef
/
he
shall
hold
his
handes
togyther
betwene
the
handes
of
his
lord
&
shal
say
thus
.
I
become
your
from
this
daye
forth
for
lyfe
/
for
membre
/
&
for
worldly
honour
/
and
shall
owe
yow
my
fayth
for
the
landes
that
I
holde
of
you
/
sauyng
the
fayth
that
I
do
owe
vnto
our
soueraygne
lord
the
kyng
&
to
myne
other
lordes
/
when
a
freman
shall
do
fealte
to
his
lorde
he
shal
holde
his
ryght
hande
vpon
a
boke
/
and
shall
saye
thus
.
Here
you
my
lorde
●
.
that
I.
P.
shal
be
to
you
both
faythful
&
true
/
&
shall
owe
my
fidelite
vnto
you
for
the
lande
that
I
hold
of
you
/
&
lawfully
shall
do
such
customes
&
seruyces
as
my
duety
is
to
you
at
the
termes
assygned
/
so
helpe
me
god
&
all
his
saynctes
.
When
a
villayne
shall
do
fealte
vnto
his
lorde
/
he
shall
holde
his
ryght
hande
ouer
the
boke
/
&
shall
say
thus
.
Here
you
my
lord
A.
that
I.
B.
from
this
daye
forth
vnto
you
shal
be
true
&
faythfull
/
and
shal
owe
you
fealte
for
the
lande
that
/
I
holde
of
you
in
villenage
/
and
shal
be
iustefyed
by
you
in
body
&
goodes
/
so
helpe
me
god
&
all
his
saynctes
.
Finis
.
¶
The
statute
of
wardes
and
relyefes
made
the
.xxviii.
yere
of
Edwarde
the
fyrst
.
IT
is
to
wyte
that
when
any
relyef
is
gyueu
/
therto
wardshyp
belongeth
&
contrary
wyse
.
And
such
as
holde
by
sertaunte
to
go
with
the
kynge
in
his
hoste
there
warde
and
relyef
are
incydent
And
such
as
holde
by
pety
sertauntye
as
to
bere
shelde
or
spere
in
the
kynges
hoste
to
bere
or
to
carye
there
lyeth
nether
warde
/
maryage
/
nor
relyef
.
Also
a
fre
sokeman
shal
not
gyue
warde
nor
relyef
but
he
shall
double
his
rente
after
the
death
of
his
auncetour
accordyng
as
he
hath
vsed
to
paye
/
and
shall
not
be
vnmesurable
greued
.
Now
som
what
is
to
be
sayed
of
the
nature
of
hauyng
wardes
There
be
.ii.
maners
of
wryttes
to
haue
awardes
/
one
is
where
landes
be
holden
in
knyghtes
seruyce
/
the
other
is
where
landes
be
holden
in
s●cage
.
The
warde
of
lande
that
is
holden
in
knyghtes
seruyce
belongeth
to
the
chyefe
lorde
/
&
the
maryage
which
ought
to
be
without
disp●ragement
as
the
great
chartourly
my
tyth
/
vntyll
he
comyth
to
the
age
of
.xxi.
yeres
.
The
warde
of
an
heyre
that
holdeth
in
socage
/
if
the
inherytaunce
dyscende
of
his
mothers
syde
then
it
belongyth
to
the
nexte
frende
of
the
fathers
syde
/
and
contrarye
wyse
.
And
a
wrytte
to
recouer
warde
may
be
brought
in
.iii.
maners
/
one
is
when
a
man
demaundyth
warde
of
the
lande
and
of
his
heyre
/
and
that
is
in
case
when
a
man
holdeth
land
of
another
by
knyghtes
seruyce
and
the
tenaunt
dyeth
/
then
may
the
chyef
lorde
(
if
he
be
deforced
)
demaunde
the
warde
of
his
lande
and
heyre
&
shall
haue
both
warde
and
maryage
.
Another
maner
is
when
a
man
is
infeffed
of
a
rode
of
lande
by
one
man
/
and
by
another
of
another
rode
/
the
secounde
lorde
may
not
brynge
a
wrytte
of
warde
to
recouer
eyther
the
lande
or
the
heyre
/
for
the
warde
belongeth
to
the
lorde
of
whome
he
was
fyrst
infeffed
.
The
.iii.
maner
is
where
a
man
hath
lande
in
his
handes
by
reason
of
a
warde
/
and
hath
not
the
heyre
/
then
he
may
brynge
a
wrytte
to
demaunde
the
heyre
and
not
the
lande
.
¶
Here
endyth
the
statute
of
wardes
and
relyefes
made
the
.xxviii.
yere
of
Edward
.i.
¶
Here
begynneth
a
statute
concernyng
generall
dayes
in
the
bench
made
the
.li.
yere
of
H.
the
.iii.
IF
a
wrytte
come
within
the
vtas
of
S.
Myghell
/
a
daye
shal
be
gyuen
therupon
vnto
the
vtas
of
S.
Hyllarye
/
&
if
it
come
in
the
quynzieme
of
S.
Myghel
/
day
shal
be
gyuen
vnto
the
quynzieme
of
S.
Hillary
.
If
it
com
in
the
.iii.
wekes
after
S.
Myghel
/
the
day
shal
be
crastīo
purificatiōis
.
If
within
a
moneth
after
Myghelmas
/
in
the
vtas
of
the
purification
.
If
in
crastino
animarum
/
then
in
the
quynzieme
of
Easter
.
If
in
crastino
Martini
/
then
in
the
.iii.
wekes
after
Easter
.
If
in
the
vtas
of
S.
Martini
/
then
in
Easter
moneth
.
If
in
the
quynzieme
of
saynt
Martyne
/
then
within
.v.
wekes
after
Easter
/
&
also
there
is
a
day
specially
gyuen
in
crastino
ascensiōis
/
&
it
●●●●●uayleth
as
much
as
within
.v.
wekes
after
Easter
.
If
in
the
vtas
of
saynt
Hyllarye
/
in
the
vtas
of
the
Trinite
.
If
in
quindena
Hillarii
/
then
in
quindena
Trinitatis
/
and
somtyme
in
crastino
of
saynct
Iohan
Baptyste
.
If
in
crastino
purificationis
/
then
in
crastino
&
vtas
of
sayncte
Iohan
Baptyste
.
If
in
the
vtas
of
the
purification
/
then
in
quindena
of
Iohan
Baptyst
.
If
in
quindena
Pasche
then
in
the
vtas
of
saynct
Myghell
.
If
within
.iii.
wekes
after
Easter
/
then
in
quindena
of
saynct
Myghell
.
If
within
Easter
moneth
/
then
within
.iii.
wekes
of
the
feast
of
saynct
Myghel
.
If
within
fyue
wekes
after
Easter
/
or
in
crastino
Ascensionis
/
then
within
a
moneth
after
the
feaste
of
S.
Myghell
.
If
in
the
vtas
of
the
Trinite
then
in
crastino
animarum
If
in
quindena
trinitatis
/
or
in
crastino
of
saynct
Iohan
Babtyste
/
then
in
crastino
Martini
.
If
in
the
vtas
of
sayncte
Iohan
Babtyst
/
then
in
the
vtas
of
S.
Martyne
.
If
in
quindena
of
saynct
Iohan
Baptyst
/
then
day
shal
be
gyuen
vnto
quindena
Martini
.
Finis
.
¶
The
statute
of
Bygamye
made
the
.iiii.
yere
of
Ed.
i.
IN
the
preseuce
of
certayne
reuerende
fathers
byshops
of
Englaud
and
other
of
the
kynges
counsell
/
the
constitucyons
vnderwryten
were
recited
/
&
after
harde
&
publyshed
before
the
kynge
and
his
counsell
/
for
asmuche
as
all
the
kynges
counsel
aswell
iustyces
as
other
haue
agreyd
that
they
shulde
be
putte
in
wrytyng
for
a
perpetuall
memorie
/
and
for
that
they
shuld
be
stedfastly
obserued
¶
The
fyrst
Cha.
COncernyng
plees
where
the
tenaunt
sayeth
that
he
can
not
a●swere
with
out
the
kynge
.
It
is
agreyd
by
the
iustyces
and
other
wyse
men
of
the
kynges
counsell
/
which
heretofore
haue
had
the
vse
and
praciyse
of
iubgemētes
/
that
where
a
feffement
was
made
by
the
kyng
with
a
dede
therupon
/
that
if
another
persone
by
a
lyke
feffement
&
a
lyke
dede
be
bounden
to
warrauntye
.
The
iustyces
coude
not
heretofore
haue
proceded
any
further
without
the
kynges
comaundement
had
therfore
.
And
also
it
semyth
that
they
coude
not
.
¶
The
.ii.
Cha.
IN
certayn
cases
as
where
the
kyng
hath
confyrmed
or
ratefyed
the
dede
yf
another
man
to
the
vse
of
another
/
or
hath
graunted
any
thynge
asmuche
as
hymselfe
may
/
or
where
a
dede
is
shewed
and
no
clause
contayned
therin
/
wherby
●e
ought
to
warrauntyse
and
in
lyke
cases
they
shall
not
surccasse
by
occasyon
of
a
confirmacyon
graunt
or
surrendre
or
other
lyke
/
but
after
aduertysement
made
therof
to
the
kynge
they
shall
procede
without
delaye
.
¶
The
.iii.
Chapitre
.
COncernynge
the
endowement
of
wymmen
where
the
wardeyns
of
theyr
husbandes
inherytaunce
haue
ward
shyp
by
the
gyfte
or
graunte
of
the
kyng
or
where
such
wardeyns
be
tenauntes
of
the
thynge
in
demaunde
/
or
if
the
heyres
of
such
landes
be
vouched
to
warrantye
/
if
they
say
that
they
can
not
aunswer
without
the
kynge
/
they
shall
not
surceasse
vpon
the
matter
therfore
/
but
shal
procede
therin
accordynge
to
the
ryght
.
¶
The
.iiii.
Chapitre
.
COncernyuge
purprestures
or
any
maner
of
vsurpacyons
made
vpon
the
kyng
within
fraunchyses
orels
where
it
was
agreyd
&
determyned
in
the
tyme
of
kynge
Henry
that
where
suche
vsurpours
were
lyuyng
/
the
kynge
shulde
resease
of
newe
the
lande
so
vsurped
out
of
the
handes
of
the
vsurpours
/
the
which
thyng
also
shal
be
from
hensforth
obserued
in
the
realme
/
&
if
any
do
complayne
vpon
such
reseasers
he
shal
be
harde
lyke
as
ryght
requyreth
.
¶
The
v.
Chapitre
.
COncernynge
men
twyse
maryed
/
called
bigamy
whome
our
holy
father
the
p●●e
by
a
constitucyon
made
at
the
counsell
of
Lyons
hath
excluded
from
al
clerkes
pryuylege
/
wherupon
certay●●
prelates
(
when
such
persons
haue
ben
●●
taynted
for
felons
)
haue
prayed
for
to
haue
them
delyuered
as
clerkes
which●
were
made
bygamy
before
the
same
constitucion
.
It
is
agreyd
and
declared
before
the
kynge
and
his
counsell
that
the
same
constitucyon
shal
be
vnderstande●
in
this
wyse
/
that
whyther
they
were
bigamy
before
the
same
constitucyon
or
after
/
they
shal
not
from
hensforth
be
delyucred
to
the
prelates
/
but
iustyce
shal
be
executed
vpon
them
as
vpon
other
laye
people
.
¶
The
.vi.
Chapitre
.
IN
dedes
also
where
is
conteyned
dedi
●t
concess●
tale
tenementum
without
homage
/
or
without
a
clause
that
conteyneth
warrantie
and
to
be
holden
of
the
gyuers
and
theyr
heyres
by
●
certayne
seruyce
.
It
is
agreyd
that
the
gyuers
and
theyr
heyres
shal
be
bounden
▪
to
warrantie
.
And
where
is
conteyned
dedi
et
concessi
.
&c.
to
be
holden
of
the
chyef
lordes
of
the
fee
or
of
other
&
not
of
the
feffours
or
of
theyr
heyres
/
reseruing
no
seruyce
▪
without
homage
/
or
without
the
foresayd
clause
/
theyr
●eyres
shall
not
be
bounden
to
warrantye
/
notwithstandynge
the
feffour
duryng
his
own●
lyfe
by
force
of
his
owne
gyfte
shal
be
●ounden
to
warrantie
.
All
these
consti●n●yons
aforesayd
were
made
at
westmynster
in
the
parlyament
holden
next
after
the
feast
of
saynt
Myghell
▪
the
.iii.
●ere
of
the
raygne
of
kynge
Edwarde
●●nne
of
kynge
Henry
.
And
from
that
●yme
forth
they
shall
take
effecte
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
The
statute
of
Ioyntenauntes
made
the
.xxxiiii.
yere
of
kyng
Edwarde
the
fyrst
.
THe
kyng
our
soueraigne
lord
vnto
all
to
whome
these
.
&c.
greatyng
.
It
is
well
knowen
that
among
dyuerse
establysshementes
of
lawes
which
we
haue
ordeyned
in
our
owne
tyme
vpon
the
great
and
heyghnous
myschyef
that
happen
in
wryttes
of
nouell
dysseson
●●y●fly
aboue
other
/
we
haue
deuysed
more
spedye
remedye
in
those
wryttes
/
then
was
before
.
And
for
asmuche
as
it
●haunseth
many
tymes
in
assyses
of
no●ell
that
the
tenant
doyth
plede
agaynst
the
playntyfe
that
he
holdeth
the
landes
beyng
in
demaunde
ioyntly
with
his
wyfe
not
only
named
in
the
wryt
/
&
somtyme
with
a
straungyer
not
named
in
the
wrytte
/
and
shewyth
forthe
a
dede
testefyeng
the
same
/
and
demaundeth
iudgement
of
the
wrytte
.
It
is
agreyd
and
ordeyned
that
if
the
playntyf
wyll
offer
to
auerre
by
assyse
that
the
day
of
his
wryt
purchased
he
that
alledged
the
excepcion
was
sole
tenaunt
/
so
that
nether
his
wyfe
nor
any
other
had
any
thyng
in
the
said
landes
/
then
the
iustyces
before
whome
the
assyse
is
arrayned
shall
retayne
the
same
dede
saufely
in
theyr
kepyng
vntyll
the
assyse
be
tryed
betwene
them
therupon
.
And
they
shall
let
the
partye
absente
to
vnderstande
by
our
wrytte
vnder
theyr
wytnessyng
and
also
to
the
ioyntenant
that
is
present
/
of
whome
the
dede
maketh
mencion
/
that
he
be
present
at
a
certayne
daye
with
the
other
tenant
for
to
aunswere
vnto
the
parte
playntyf
aswel
vpon
the
excepcyon
alledged
/
as
of
the
landes
demaunded
and
put
in
vyewe
/
if
it
seme
expedyent
for
hym
/
at
which
day
if
both
that
are
named
tenantes
do
comin
/
&
do
iustefye
the
same
feffement
they
shal
aunswere
and
maynteyne
the
excepcyon
alledged
by
one
of
them
/
&
further
shal
aunswere
vnto
the
assyse
as
though
the
oryginall
had
ben
purchased
agynst
both
of
them
ioyntely
.
And
if
it
be
proued
by
assyse
that
the
excepcyon
was
alledged
malycyously
for
to
delay
the
playntyfe
of
his
ryght
/
so
that
they
helde
not
the
same
lande
ioyntly
the
daye
of
the
wrytte
purchased
/
then
all
be
it
the
same
assyse
do
passe
for
the
tenantes
&
agaynst
the
playntyfe
/
yet
they
that
alledged
the
excepcyon
shal
be
ponyshed
by
one
yeres
unprysonment
/
whens
they
shall
not
be
delyuered
without
a
greuous
raunsome
And
let
the
iustyces
be
wel
aduysed
that
from
hensforth
they
do
not
allowe
an
excepcyon
alledged
by
the
bayllyfes
of
any
suche
tenauntes
/
and
if
he
that
alledged
the
excepcion
absent
hymselfe
at
his
day
/
and
the
other
that
is
named
ioyntenant
do
apere
/
although
he
iustefye
the
same
dede
and
saye
that
he
hath
nothynge
in
the
foresayd
landes
.
&
●
.
neuerthelesse
the
assyse
shall
passe
agaynst
hym
that
is
absent
by
defaute
.
And
if
it
be
founde
by
assyse
that
they
were
not
ioyntly
seased
the
day
of
the
wrytte
purchased
/
&
lykewyse
that
the
tenaunt
agaynste
whome
the
wrytte
was
purchased
/
or
another
named
in
the
wryt
dyd
dyssese
the
playntyfe
/
then
hauyng
regard
to
them
that
was
falsely
and
malycyously
alledged
to
the
hurte
of
the
partye
and
to
the
dysseson
that
they
made
/
the
playntyf
shall
recouer
his
season
and
double
damage●
and
they
that
alledged
the
false
excepcyon
shall
haue
the
ponyshement
aforesayd
.
But
if
neyther
of
the
tenauntes
do
come
in
at
the
daye
/
then
vpon
theyr
defaute
the
assyse
shal
passe
agaynst
them
.
And
if
it
be
founde
that
the
same
excepcyon
was
lawfully
and
truely
alledged
and
that
they
that
alleged
it
were
ioyntly
seased
before
the
playntyf
purchased
his
wryt
agaynst
them
/
the
assyse
shall
pass●
no
further
/
but
the
wrytte
shal
be
abated
The
same
shal
be
obserued
if
both
or
ou●
do
appere
if
it
be
founde
by
assyse
that
the
excepcion
was
truely
alledged
as
before
is
sayd
.
The
same
order
shal
be
obserued
in
assyses
of
mortdauncetour
&
wryttes
of
iuris
vtrum
that
the
fyrste
daye
that
the
partyes
appere
in
court
/
if
the
tenant
alledge
the
sayd
excepcion
agaynste
the
demaundant
shewyng
a
dede
therupon
/
and
the
demaundant
wyl
offer
to
aucrre
by
the
assyse
or
iurye
that
the
day
of
his
wryt
purchased
he
that
alledged
the
excepcion
was
sole
tenaunt
/
hereafter
the
same
maner
of
processe
shal
be
vsed
in
assyses
of
mortdauncetour
and
wryttes
of
iuris
vtrum
as
before
is
ordayned
in
assyses
of
nouell
dysseson
.
And
lyke
ponyshement
shal
be
awarded
to
the
offendours
.
But
in
other
wryttes
wherby
landes
at
demaunded
such
processe
shal
be
made
at
the
fyrst
daye
that
the
partyes
appere
in
court
if
the
tenant
do
alledge
the
foresayd
excepcion
of
a
ioynte
feffement
/
&
the
demandaunt
wyll
offer
to
auerre
by
the
cuntre
shal
the
daye
of
the
wrytte
purchased
he
that
alledged
the
excepcyon
was
sole
tenaunt
/
then
the
same
maner
of
processe
shal
be
obserued
betwyxt
the
partyes
vntyl
a
iurye
haue
passed
betwen
them
ther
▪
upon
/
&
if
it
be
founden
by
the
iurye
that
the
same
excepcyon
was
truely
alledged
then
the
wrytte
of
the
demaundant
shall
abate
/
&
if
it
be
founden
by
the
iurye
that
the
same
excepcion
was
falsely
&
malycyously
alledged
to
the
hynderaunce
of
the
partye
/
then
the
demandant
shall
recouer
his
seson
of
the
landes
in
demaunde
/
&
the
tenant
shal
be
ponyshed
by
the
payne
abouesayd
in
a
wrytte
of
nouell
dysseson
●s
to
the
imprysonment
&
as
to
the
damages
accordyng
to
the
discrecion
of
the
ius●yces
.
And
we
wyl
&
graunt
that
this
sta●ute
shal
take
his
effect
the
morow
after
the
feast
of
S.
Petre
ad
vincula
next
commyng
/
for
asmuch
also
as
plees
in
courte
spirituall
and
vnreasonable
delayes
many
tymes
in
so
much
as
our
wrytte
that
is
called
/
was
many
tymes
brought
before
the
iuges
of
such
matters
when
they
were
begonne
.
And
therupon
our
chyefe
iustyces
coude
not
procede
lawfully
nor
in
due
maner
to
awarde
a
wrytte
of
consultacion
vpon
suche
maner
of
processe
.
It
is
agreyd
that
such
a
wrytte
of
indycauit
shall
not
be
graunted
from
hensforth
to
any
man
/
before
the
matter
hangynge
in
the
spirituall
courte
betwene
the
partyes
be
recorded
/
&
that
our
chauncellour
shal
be
certefyed
therupon
vpon
the
syght
and
inspeccyon
of
a
lybell
.
In
wytnesse
of
which
thynge
we
haue
caused
these
our
lettres
to
be
patent
.
I
myselfe
beynge
wytnesse
at
westmynster
.
Gyuen
the
.xxvii.
daye
of
the
moneth
of
Maye
.
The
.xxxiiii.
yere
of
our
reygne
.
Finis
.
¶
A
statute
of
dayes
generall
in
a
wryt
of
dower
/
made
the
.li.
yere
of
H
.iii.
IF
the
wrytte
do
come
in
octauis
Mychaelis
daye
shal
be
gyuen
vntyll
crastino
ammarum
.
If
it
come
in
quindena
Mychaelis
/
daye
shal
be
gyuen
vntyll
the
crastino
Martini
.
I●
in
mense
Michaelis
/
then
in
quindena
Martini
.
If
in
crastino
ammarum
/
then
in
octauis
Hillarii
.
If
in
crastino
Martini
/
then
in
quindena
Hillarii
.
If
in
octauis
Martini
/
then
in
crastino
purificationis
.
If
in
quindena
Martini
/
then
in
octauis
purificationis
.
If
in
octauis
Hillarii
/
then
in
quindena
Pasche
.
If
in
quindena
Hillarii
/
then
in
tribus
septimanis
Pasche
.
If
in
crastino
purificationis
/
then
in
mense
Pasche
.
If
in
octauis
purificationis
/
then
in
crastino
Ascensionis
.
If
in
quindena
Pasche
/
then
in
octauis
Trinitatis
.
If
in
tribus
septimanis
Pasche
/
then
in
quindena
Trinitatis
.
If
in
mense
Pasche
/
then
in
crastino
Ioannis
Babtist
.
If
in
quinque
septimanis
Pasche
/
then
in
octauis
Iohannis
.
If
in
crastino
Ascensionis
/
then
in
quindena
Iohannis
.
If
in
octauis
Trinitatis
/
then
in
octauis
Michaelis
.
If
in
quindena
Trinitatis
/
then
in
quindena
Michaelis
.
If
in
crastino
Iohannis
Babtyste
/
then
in
tribus
septimanis
Michaelis
.
If
in
octauis
Iohannis
Babtyste
/
then
in
mense
Michaelis
.
If
in
quindena
Iohannis
Babtyste
/
then
in
crastino
animarum
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
A
statute
for
Eschetours
made
the
.xxix.
yere
of
Edwarde
.
the
fyrste
.
⸫
AT
the
parlyamente
of
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
holden
at
Lyncolne
in
the
vtas
of
saynt
Hyllarye
the
.xxix.
yere
of
his
reygne
/
by
his
counsel
it
was
agreyd
and
also
commaundyd
by
the
kynge
hymselfe
/
that
fromthens
it
shulde
be
obserued
and
done
accordyng
to
the
aduyse
of
the
reuerende
father
●●
.
Langeton
then
byshop
of
Couentrie
and
Lychfelde
and
treasourer
to
the
kyng
/
Iohan
Langeton
then
beyng
chauncellour
and
othrr
of
the
counsell
there
present
before
the
kyng
that
where
inquestes
taken
by
his
eschetours
by
any
of
the
kynges
wryttes
purchased
out
of
his
chauncery
beynge
retourned
/
and
it
be
founde
by
such
inquestes
that
nothyng
is
holden
of
the
kyng
wherby
the
kyng
ought
to
haue
the
warde
of
suche
landes
and
tenementes
by
reason
of
the
inquest
taken
by
his
eschetours
/
that
immediatly
and
without
any
delay
the
eschetours
shal
be
comaunded
by
the
kynges
wrytte
had
out
of
the
kynges
chauncery
to
put
fro
theyr
handes
all
the
landes
and
tenementes
so
taken
into
the
kynges
possession
/
and
if
they
haue
taken
any
profyttes
of
such
landes
and
tenementes
so
taken
into
the
kynges
handes
by
them
/
from
the
tyme
that
suche
landes
and
tenementes
fyll
into
the
kynges
handes
/
they
shal
make
full
restitucion
to
hym
or
them
for
whome
it
was
founde
by
inquestes
taken
by
the
same
eschetours
that
suche
landes
ought
to
remayne
/
sauynge
alwaye
to
the
kynge
in
case
that
(
after
such
tyme
as
his
eschetours
haue
dyscharged
theyr
landes
by
force
of
the
kynges
wrytte
as
before
is
sayd
)
if
any
thyng
happen
to
be
founde
in
the
chauncery
/
or
the
eschequer
or
in
any
other
of
the
kynges
courtes
wherby
the
warde
of
suche
landes
wherof
the
eschetours
haue
dyscharged
theyr
handes
in
fourme
abouesayd
shulde
belonge
vnto
the
kyng
that
ymmedyatly
he
in
whose
possession
such
landes
happe
to
be
/
shal
be
somoned
by
a
wrytte
out
of
the
chauncery
to
be
afore
the
kynge
at
a
certayne
day
whersomeuer
.
&c.
to
shewe
if
he
can
saye
any
thynge
wherfore
the
kynge
ought
not
to
haue
the
warde
of
suche
landes
accordynge
to
the
fourme
of
the
euydences
o●
remembraunces
founde
for
the
kynge
.
And
if
he
come
in
and
shewe
why
the
warde
of
suche
landes
doth
not
belonge
vnto
the
kynge
/
but
doyth
shewe
that
i●
ought
to
belonge
and
remayne
to
hymselfe
/
he
shall
go
quyte
and
shal
retaygne
the
warde
/
but
in
case
that
the
partye
warned
doyth
not
come
/
or
if
that
he
come
and
can
shewe
nothyng
to
put
the
kynge
from
the
warde
/
the
landes
and
tenementes
shal
be
forthwith
resesyd
into
the
kynges
handes
to
be
kept
in
name
of
wardshyp
vnto
the
lawful
age
of
such
heyres
as
before
is
sayd
.
And
if
it
be
founde
vpon
the
inquestes
taken
by
the
eschetours
and
retourned
that
the
warde
of
the
same
landes
and
tenementes
conteyned
in
the
inquest
and
seasyd
into
the
kynges
handes
ought
not
to
remayne
vnto
the
kynge
/
then
the
escheton●
shall
be
commaunded
forthwith
to
dyscharge
his
handes
therof
and
to
restore
the
issues
holly
.
In
lyke
man●●
if
it
be
founde
afterward
by
the
euydences
and
remembraunces
in
the
chauncery
/
eschequer
/
or
otherwhere
/
as
before
is
sayd
/
that
our
soueraygne
lord
the
king
ought
to
haue
the
warde
therof
/
the
kynge
shal
be
aunswered
vnto
for
the
hole
issues
and
profyttes
by
the
handes
of
such
as
helde
the
same
landes
and
tenementes
from
the
tyme
they
were
fyrst
taken
into
the
kynges
handes
by
his
eschetours
by
the
wryttes
abouesayd
.
And
this
order
shall
be
obserued
from
hensforth
in
the
chauncery
/
notwithstandyng
a
certayne
ordynaunce
lately
made
by
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
/
concernyng
landes
and
tenementes
taken
into
his
handes
by
his
offycers
/
and
not
to
be
delyuered
but
by
the
kynge
hymselfe
/
and
as
it
is
contayned
in
a
certayne
diuidenda
or
indenture
made
betwene
the
kynge
hymselfe
and
his
chauncellour
/
wherof
one
parte
remayneth
in
the
custodye
of
the
chauncellour
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
Of
sheryfes
.
FOr
asmuche
as
our
soueraygne
lorde
Edwarde
sonne
to
kynge
Edwarde
fyrste
of
the
name
/
at
his
parliament
holden
at
Lyncolne
in
quindena
Hillari
the
.ix.
yere
of
his
raygne
by
the
informacion
of
his
prelates
/
erles
/
barons
/
&
other
great
men
of
the
realme
beynge
somoned
to
the
same
parlyament
&
also
by
the
greuous
compleynt
of
his
people
dyd
perceyue
great
damage
to
be
done
to
hym
and
great
oppressions
and
disheritaunces
to
his
people
by
reason
that
vnsuffycient
sheryfes
and
hundredats
haue
ben
before
this
tyme
in
the
realme
and
yet
be
.
Our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
intendynge
to
auoyde
and
eschewe
such
euyl
oppressions
and
dysherytaunces
by
the
assent
of
his
prelates
/
barons
/
and
other
great
estates
aforesayd
/
hathe
ordayned
and
establyshed
in
his
sayd
parlyment
that
the
sheryfes
from
hensforth
shall
be
assygned
by
the
chauncellour
/
treasourer
/
barons
of
th
eschequer
/
and
by
the
iustyces
.
And
in
the
absence
of
the
chauncellour
by
the
treasourer
/
barons
/
and
iustices
.
And
that
none
shal
be
sheryf
excepte
he
haue
suffycyent
lande
within
the
same
shyre
(
where
he
shal
be
sheryfe
)
for
to
aunswere
the
kynge
and
his
people
.
And
that
none
that
is
stewarde
or
bayllyf
to
a
great
lorde
shal
be
made
sheryfe
/
excepte
he
be
out
of
seruyce
/
so
that
he
may
attende
to
the
offyce
of
a
sheryfe
for
the
kyng
and
his
people
.
And
in
lyke
maner
it
is
agreyd
and
establyshed
that
hundredes
whyther
they
belonge
to
the
kynge
or
to
other
shal
be
kept
by
conuenient
and
able
persones
that
haue
suffycyent
landes
within
the
same
hundred
or
shyre
where
the
hundred
is
/
&
that
the
chauncellour
/
treasourer
/
barons
/
&
iustyces
shall
do
&
assygne
in
maner
aforesayd
without
hauyng
any
other
regard
.
And
if
any
sheryfes
or
hundredars
be
vnsufficyent
at
this
tyme
/
they
shal
be
demoued
and
other
more
conuenient
putte
in
to
theyr
roumes
.
And
that
such
hundredes
be
lessed
to
such
persones
as
are
suffycient
/
so
that
they
nede
not
to
vse
extorcion
vpon
the
people
by
reason
of
to
outrageous
ferme
.
And
that
no
sheryfe
nor
hundredar
shal
lesse
his
lande
to
any
other
in
ferme
or
otherwyse
/
and
that
the
execucyons
of
wryttes
that
come
to
the
sheryfes
shal
be
done
by
the
hundredars
sworne
and
knowen
in
the
shyre
/
&
not
by
other
/
if
it
be
not
the
open
defaute
and
disturbaunce
of
the
hundredars
and
then
execucion
shal
be
done
by
other
persones
more
conuenient
beyng
sworne
so
that
the
people
that
sue
such
execucions
may
saufely
know
the
retourne
of
theyr
wryttes
to
them
that
haue
or
ought
to
haue
them
.
¶
Finis
.
The
statute
of
Irelande
.
HEnry
by
the
grace
of
God
kyng
of
England
lorde
of
Irelande
/
duke
of
Guyan
and
Normandie
/
erle
of
Angeo
to
his
trustye
and
welbeloued
Gerarde
sone
of
Mauryce
iustyce
of
Irelande
/
greatynge
.
Where
as
certayne
knyghtes
of
the
partyes
of
Irelande
haue
lately
infourmed
vs
that
when
any
lande
doyth
descende
vnto
susters
within
dominyō
of
Irelande
/
the
iustyces
●●raunt
in
those
partyes
are
vncertayne
whyther
the
yonger
susters
ought
to
holde
of
the
eldyste
suster
and
do
homage
vnto
her
or
not
.
And
for
asmuche
as
the
sayd
knyghtes
haue
made
instaunce
to
be
certefyed
how
it
hath
ben
vsed
heretofore
within
our
realme
of
Englande
in
lyke
case
/
wherupon
at
theyr
instaunce
we
do
you
to
wyte
that
such
a
lawe
and
custome
is
in
Englande
in
this
case
/
that
if
any
holdyng
of
vs
in
chyef
hap
to
dye
hauynge
doughters
to
his
heyres
our
auncetours
and
we
haue
had
alway
after
the
death
of
the
father
/
and
receyued
homage
of
al
the
doughters
and
euery
of
them
in
this
case
dyd
holde
of
vs
in
chyef
.
And
if
they
happened
to
be
within
age
we
haue
alwaye
had
the
warde
&
maryage
of
them
if
he
were
tenant
to
another
lorde
(
the
susters
beyng
within
age
)
the
lorde
shall
haue
the
warde
and
maryage
of
them
all
/
and
the
eldyste
shall
do
homage
onely
for
herselfe
and
all
her
susters
.
And
when
the
other
susters
come
to
full
age
/
they
shall
do
theyr
seruyce
to
the
lordes
of
the
fee
by
the
handes
of
the
eldyst
suster
.
And
the
eldyst
vpon
this
occasyon
may
not
exact
of
her
yonger
susters
homage
warde
or
any
other
subieccyon
/
for
when
they
be
al
susters
and
in
maner
as
one
heyre
to
one
inherytaunce
/
if
the
eldyste
shulde
haue
homage
of
the
other
susters
or
demaunde
warde
then
the
inherytaunce
shulde
seme
to
be
deuyded
/
so
that
the
eldyst
suster
shulde
be
segniores
and
tenant
of
one
inherytaunce
simul
et
semel
/
that
is
to
saye
heyer
of
her
owne
part
and
segniores
to
her
susters
/
which
coulde
not
stande
well
to gyther
in
this
case
/
for
the
eldyst
can
demaunde
nomore
then
her
susters
/
but
the
chyefe
mease
by
reason
of
her
auncienty
.
Moreouer
if
the
elder
suster
shuld
take
homage
of
the
yonger
/
she
shulde
be
as
a
segniores
to
them
all
/
and
shulde
haue
the
warde
of
them
and
theyr
heyres
/
and
that
shulde
be
lyke
as
one
wolde
commytte
a
lambe
to
be
deuoured
of
a
wolfe
.
And
therfore
we
comaunde
you
that
you
shal
cause
the
foresayd
customes
that
be
vsed
within
our
realme
of
England
in
this
case
to
be
proclaymed
thorough
out
our
dominien
of
Ireland
.
And
further
shal
cause
them
to
be
straitly
kept
&
obserued
.
In
testimony
wherof
.
&c.
I
myselfe
beynge
wytnesse
at
westmynster
/
the
.ix.
day
of
February
.
The
.xiiii.
yere
of
our
raygne
.
¶
Here
endeth
the
statute
of
Irelande
.
¶
&
statute
vpon
the
wrytte
of
Quo
warranto
.
FOr
asmuch
as
wryttes
of
Quo
warranto
and
iudgementes
gyuen
vpon
plees
of
the
same
were
greatly
delayed
because
the
iustyces
in
gyuyng
iudgement
were
not
certefyed
of
the
kynges
pleasure
therin
.
Our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
at
his
parlyament
holden
at
westmynster
after
the
feaste
of
Easter
the
.xviii.
yere
of
his
raygne
of
his
specyall
grace
and
for
the
synguler
affeccyon
that
he
beryth
vnto
his
prela●es
/
erles
/
and
barous
/
and
other
of
his
realme
hath
graunted
that
all
vnder
his
allygeaunce
aswel
spirituall
as
other
which
can
proue
and
veryfie
by
inquest
in
the
cuntre
/
or
other
wyse
that
they
and
theyr
auncetours
or
predecessours
haue
vsed
any
mance
of
lybertes
wherof
they
were
impleded
by
the
sayd
wryttes
before
the
tyme
of
●
.
Rycharde
our
Cosyn
or
in
our
tyme
and
haue
contynued
hytherto
/
so
that
they
haue
not
mysused
such
lybertes
/
that
the
partyes
shal
be
aiourned
further
vnto
a
certayne
day
reasonable
before
the
same
iustices
within
the
whiche
they
may
go
to
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
with
the
recorde
of
the
iustyces
sygned
with
his
seale
/
and
also
retourne
.
And
our
sourraygne
lorde
the
kynge
by
his
lettres
patentes
shall
confirme
theyr
estate
.
And
they
that
can
not
proue
the
season
of
theyr
auncetours
in
suche
maners
as
is
before
declared
shall
be
ordered
and
iudged
after
the
lawe
and
custome
of
the
realme
/
and
suche
as
haue
the
kynges
chartours
shall
be
iudged
accordynge
to
theyr
chartours
.
Moreouer
the
kynge
of
his
specyall
grace
hathe
graunted
that
all
iudgementes
that
are
to
be
gyuen
in
plees
of
Quo
warranto
by
his
iustyces
at
westmynster
after
the
foresayd
Easter
for
the
kynge
hymselfe
/
if
the
partyes
greuyd
wyll
come
agayne
before
the
kynge
/
he
of
his
grace
shall
gyue
them
suche
remedye
/
as
before
is
mencyoned
.
Also
our
soueraygne
lorde
hath
graunted
for
sparyng
the
costes
&
expenses
of
his
people
that
plees
of
quo
warranto
from
hensforth
shal
be
pleded
and
determyned
in
the
circuyte
of
the
iustyces
/
and
that
all
plees
nowe
dependyng
shal
be
aiourned
into
the
shyres
/
vntyll
the
comynge
of
the
iustyces
into
those
partyes
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
An
ordynaunce
for
measures
.
BI
the
ordynaunce
of
the
hole
realme
of
Englande
the
measure
of
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
was
made
/
so
that
an
Englyshe
penye
called
a
sterlyng
rounde
and
without
any
clyppyng
shall
waye
.xxxii.
wheate
cornes
in
the
myddes
of
the
eare
/
and
.xx.
d.
shall
make
an
ounce
/
and
.xii.
ounces
.
●
.
●i
.
and
.viii.
●i
.
shall
make
a
galon
of
wyne
/
and
.viii.
galons
of
wyne
shall
make
.i.
bushel
London
/
which
is
the
.viii.
part
of
a
quarter
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
A
statute
for
th
eschequer
.
THe
kynge
commaundeth
that
al
maner
of
bayllyfes
/
sheryfes
/
and
other
offycers
aswel
the
iustyces
of
Chester
&
other
bayllyfes
therof
as
other
that
be
receyuours
of
wardes
/
of
eschetes
/
and
other
bayly
wykes
shal
be
aunswerable
in
the
eschequer
and
there
shal
make
accompt
to
the
treasourer
and
barons
of
the
same
place
.
And
that
all
sheryfes
/
fermours
/
bayllyfes
of
fraunchyses
and
other
shall
come
to
profer
in
the
eschequer
the
monday
after
the
feast
of
saynt
Mychell
/
and
the
monday
after
the
vtas
of
Easter
for
to
pay
theyr
termes
rentes
and
issues
belongynge
to
the
kynge
.
And
shall
brynge
at
the
foresayd
termes
the
foresayd
fermes
rentes
and
issues
beyng
due
holly
into
th
eschequer
as
before
is
mencyoned
.
And
if
they
make
defaute
theyr
body
shall
remayne
without
departynge
from
thens
vntyll
they
haue
payd
or
made
agrement
.
And
he
that
wyll
not
come
at
the
termes
aforesayd
shal
be
admerced
after
the
custome
of
th
eschequer
/
and
the
sheryfes
&
bayllyfes
at
the
same
termes
shal
bryng
and
pay
such
money
as
they
haue
receyued
of
the
somons
of
the
eschequer
and
other
the
kynges
dettes
.
And
shal
be
prepared
and
redye
to
make
full
accompte
of
the
thynges
aforesayd
.
And
that
all
bayllyfes
of
fraunchyses
whiche
ought
to
leuye
the
kynges
dettes
and
be
aunswerable
to
the
sheryfes
therof
shal
come
and
accompre
suffyciently
accordyng
to
●he
extr●ates
of
the
semons
of
the
eschequer
.
And
suche
as
do
not
theyr
bodyes
shall
remayne
in
warde
of
the
sheryfes
/
and
for
defaute
of
them
the
sheryfes
shall
cause
the
dettes
so
be
leuyed
by
theyr
●●ne
bayllyfes
where
they
haue
power
as
they
haue
vsed
●o
do
in
tyme
passed
.
And
if
the
bayllyfes
do
not
come
in
at
the
daye
that
the
sheryfe
shall
geue
them
knowledge
the
she●yfes
shall
enter
into
the
same
iraunchyses
and
leuye
the
dettes
with
his
owne
hande
.
Concernynge
iustyces
of
Chester
and
bayllyfes
therof
the
kynge
wylleth
that
they
or
one
of
them
shall
come
at
the
proffer
of
sayncte
Mychell
euery
yere
when
they
ought
to
gyue
accompte
vnto
the
kynge
/
and
at
the
profer
of
the
vtas
of
Easter
they
shal
com
lykewyse
&
bryng
in
that
that
they
owe
to
the
kyng
for
that
terme
.
And
the
Iustyces
of
Chester
shal
haue
day
to
accompte
from
yere
to
yere
in
quindena
Pasche
.
And
the
bayllyfes
therof
the
mondaye
of
Easter
vtas
.
And
that
all
sheryfes
of
Englande
except
the
sheryfes
of
westmerlande
/
Lancastre
/
worcestre
/
Rutlande
/
and
Cornwal
shall
from
hensforth
kepe
all
such
wardes
and
eschetes
as
belong
to
the
kyng
(
which
be
within
theyr
shyres
and
not
holde
of
other
fees
)
of
the
issues
wherof
they
shal
be
aunswerable
in
the●chequer
at
the
termes
aforesayde
.
And
at
theyr
tournes
that
they
make
in
theyr
shyres
they
shall
fynde
offyces
of
such
thynges
as
the
kynges
eschetours
haue
not
vsed
to
fynde
of
that
that
belongeth
vnto
the
kynge
ones
or
twyse
in
the
yere
/
to
as
lytle
greuaunce
of
the
people
as
they
can
.
And
the
sheryfes
shall
sease
the
escheates
that
fal
to
remayne
vnto
the
kynge
in
fee
/
and
shall
●●tefye
the
kynge
of
them
without
delay●
.
And
the
kynge
shall
assygne
thre
able
persones
that
shall
go
through
out
the
realme
to
suruey
and
fynde
the
wardes
and
eschetes
aforesayd
from
yere
to
yere
when
they
shall
thynke
requysite
.
And
the
sheryfes
by
theyr
counsell
shall
approue
and
lette
to
ferme
/
or
otherwyse
such
wardes
and
escheates
as
they
shall
thynke
most
for
the
kynges
aduauntage
.
And
in
the
fyue
shyres
before
named
the
kynge
wyll
that
the
sheryf
of
Comberland
shal
execute
the
offyce
of
th
eschetour
in
the
shyres
of
westmerland
and
Lan●
.
And
the
sheryf
of
Nothyngham
in
Rotte
lande
.
And
the
sheryf
of
Gloucestre
in
worcestre
.
And
the
sheryf
of
Deuonshyre
in
Cornewall
/
and
shall
saufely
kepe
the
kynge
his
wardes
and
eschetes
in
the
same
shyres
/
and
shal
be
aunswerable
in
the
eschequer
for
the
issues
of
them
as
well
as
for
theyr
owne
shyres
.
And
the
thre
persones
aforesayd
shall
suruey
and
extende
such
wardes
and
eschetes
aswell
there
as
in
other
places
/
and
shal
be
approued
by
theyr
counsell
.
And
when
the
sheryfes
do
account
/
they
shall
accounte
for
suche
wardes
&
eschetes
.
And
in
lyke
maner
shall
the
iustices
of
Chestre
do
/
&
theyr
bayllyfes
also
/
euery
one
for
his
baylewyke
.
And
the
sayd
thre
persones
shal
kepe
the
kynges
demeanes
and
shal
approue
them
as
they
shall
thynke
beste
for
the
kynges
aduauntage
/
and
shal
be
aunswerable
for
the
issues
/
and
they
shall
haue
power
to
lesse
small
manors
or
demeanes
to
folke
of
the
same
places
or
to
other
according
to
theyr
dyscretion
/
and
shall
let
them
to
ferme
from
yere
●●
yere
/
as
they
shal
thynke
most
for
the
kynges
aduauntage
.
And
the
fermours
shal
be
chargeable
for
theyr
fermes
vnto
the
princypall
approuers
/
and
they
vnto
the
eschequer
the
monday
next
after
the
Ascension
from
yere
to
yere
.
And
the
pryncipall
collectours
of
the
custome
of
wolles
at
the
two
termes
before
mencyoned
shall
paye
all
suche
money
as
they
haue
receyued
of
the
sayd
custome
/
and
shall
make
accounte
from
yere
to
yere
clerely
of
all
parcelles
receyued
in
any
of
the
portes
or
other
places
of
the
realme
/
so
that
they
shall
aunswere
for
euery
shyp
where
it
was
charged
/
&
howe
moche
it
caryed
/
&
whose
the
wolles
were
/
and
for
euery
other
charge
in
the
shyppe
wherof
custome
is
due
/
and
for
the
hole
resceyte
.
And
the
wardeyn
of
the
kynges
wardrobe
shall
make
accounte
yerely
in
the
eschequer
in
the
feast
of
saynct
Margarete
/
and
the
treasourer
and
barons
shal
be
charged
by
othe
/
that
they
shall
not
attende
to
here
the
plees
or
matters
of
other
men
/
whyles
they
haue
to
do
with
the
kynges
busynes
/
except
it
be
a
matter
that
concernyth
the
kynges
owne
dette
.
And
when
a
sheryf
or
a
bayllyf
hath
begonne
his
accounte
/
none
other
shal
be
receyued
to
accounte
vntyll
he
that
was
fyrst
admytted
hath
clerely
accounted
&
his
money
receyued
/
and
that
the
constable
/
marshall
/
chaumberlayne
/
&
other
that
are
of
fee
in
th
eschequer
from
hensforth
shall
presente
vnto
the
kynge
such
as
they
haue
putte
in
theyr
places
to
do
theyr
offyces
whiche
muste
be
of
good
fame
/
and
sufficyent
/
for
whose
actes
themselues
wyll
aunswere
.
And
the
kynge
comaundeth
the
treasourer
and
barons
of
th
eschequer
vpon
theyr
allygeaunce
/
and
by
the
othe
that
they
haue
made
vnto
hym
that
they
shall
not
assygne
any
in
theyr
roumes
but
suche
as
this
acte
meaneth
of
/
and
that
th
eschequer
be
not
charged
with
more
persones
then
is
necessary
.
And
that
none
of
them
that
be
sworne
to
the
kynge
shall
put
in
his
roume
any
other
clerke
or
laye
person
except
he
be
sworne
without
speciall
lycense
of
the
treasourer
/
and
if
any
be
he
shal
be
forthwith
remoued
from
his
offyce
.
And
none
other
shal
be
receyued
in
his
stede
without
the
kynges
lycense
.
And
if
any
that
is
receyued
without
the
treasourers
lycens
do
trespas
afterward
ponyshement
shall
be
done
aswell
to
the
assygnor
as
to
the
assygne
accordyng
to
the
trespas
.
And
if
both
be
vnsuffycyent
theyr
soueraygne
shal
be
ponyshed
whether
be
be
offycer
offce
or
other
.
And
the
treasourer
shal
put
no
otheri
his
roume
vntyl
he
hath
comaunded
from
the
kyng
.
And
if
he
that
kepyth
the
roume
of
a
no
therby
lycens
of
the
treasourer
doth
anythynge
that
he
ought
not
to
do
/
he
shal
be
ponyshed
accordynge
to
the
trespas
/
if
he
haue
wherof
/
and
if
he
haue
not
he
that
put
hym
in
offyce
shall
be
charged
for
his
trespas
/
and
if
he
that
putte
hym
in
offyce
be
not
sufficyent
/
his
superior
shall
be
charged
wether
he
be
of
fee
or
otherwyfe
.
And
they
of
the
house
shall
make
othe
that
if
any
of
them
may
perceyue
that
another
doth
admytte
any
offence
or
other
thyng
dyshonest
in
the
offyce
of
the
house
or
that
he
hath
done
be
fore
/
that
they
shall
certifye
it
to
the
treasourer
or
to
the
barons
or
to
any
of
them
or
to
the
kynge
hymselfe
if
nede
requere
.
And
that
betwene
the
feaste
of
S.
Margarete
before
that
the
eschequer
be
closed
/
they
shall
cause
to
be
serched
and
styne
wether
any
sheryfe
or
bayllyr̄
that
ought
to
haue
accounted
the
same
yere
/
haue
not
/
&
therupon
a
remembraunce
or
a
●olle
shal
be
made
by
it selfe
.
And
if
it
●e
a
sheryfe
his
accompt
shal
be
fyrst
ha●d
a●ter
Mychelmas
before
that
any
other
be
receyued
to
accompt
.
And
if
he
be
a
bayllyfe
he
shal
be
demaunded
or
dystrayned
to
come
at
a
certayne
day
for
to
account
so
that
no
accompte
shall
be
suffered
to
slep●
.
And
forasmuch
as
sheryfes
/
co●stables
obtayne
many
tymes
outrageous
allowances
by
surmyse
of
the
kynges
charges
and
other
thynges
done
&
prouyded
by
theyr
commaundement
.
It
is
prouyded
that
all
surueyours
of
the
kynges
busynes
shal
be
chosen
by
the
othe
of
.xii.
men
/
and
of
such
as
wyll
and
may
attend
best
to
that
offyce
.
And
that
they
be
suffycyent
to
aunswere
the
kynge
i●
nede
be
/
and
shall
swere
that
they
shall
●ere
true
and
lawfull
wytnesse
.
And
if
the
treasourer
or
baro●s
of
thesc●equer
haue
any
in
suspeccyon
of
false
allowances
of
charges
or
other
thynges
the
truthe
muste
be
inquered
/
and
he
that
is
attaynted
therof
shal
be
charged
vnto
the
kynge
/
for
asmuche
as
the
allowance
amountyth
vnto
/
and
shal
be
imprysoned
one
yere
&
.xl.
dayes
/
and
shal
be
ponysshed
at
the
kynges
pleasure
/
and
the
ouer
seers
shal
be
ponyshed
for
theyr
consent
&
●ykewyse
he
that
vpon
th
accompte
dyd
concele
and
kepe
secrete
suche
thynges
wherof
he
ought
to
haue
charged
hymselfe
/
&
shal
be
ponyshed
in
lyke
wyse
as
●e
that
admytted
such
false
allowances
.
And
all
that
iustyces
/
inquerours
/
and
other
shall
fromhensforthe
delyuer
into
th
eschequer
at
the
feast
of
S.
Mychell
from
yere
to
yere
the
extreates
of
fynes
and
amercymentes
made
and
taxed
before
them
and
of
all
thynges
wherefore
the
extreates
are
wont
for
to
be
delyuered
there
.
And
they
of
th
eschequer
shall
make
extreates
of
the
somons
throughe
all
sherys
sauynge
that
the
extreates
in
●yer
of
all
plees
shal
be
delyuered
immedyatly
after
the
eyer
made
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
The
statute
of
essoynes
made
the
xii
.
yere
of
Edward
the
.ii.
HEre
is
declared
in
what
wyse
essoynes
may
be
challengyd
and
in
what
cases
essoynes
do
not
lye
/
an
essoyn
lyeth
not
/
where
the
lande
is
taken
into
the
kynges
handes
.
Essoyne
lyeth
not
where
the
partye
is
dystrayned
by
his
landes
.
Essoyne
lyeth
not
where
any
iudgement
is
gyuen
therupon
if
the
iurrours
do
come
.
Essoyne
lyeth
not
where
the
partye
was
seene
in
the
courte
.
Essoyne
d●
vltra
mare
lyeth
not
whe●
another
tyme
the
party
hath
ben
essoyned
de
malo
ve●●di
.
It
lyeth
not
wher●
the
partye
hath
essonyd
hymselfe
another
daye
.
It
lyeth
not
where
the
sheryfe
was
comaunded
to
make
the
partye
to
appere
.
Essoyne
de
seruicio
regis
lyeth
not
where
the
partye
is
a
woman
.
It
lyeth
not
in
a
wrytte
of
dowe●
where
it
semethe
to
be
but
a
d●laye
of
ryght
.
It
lyeth
not
for
that
the
playntyfe
hath
not
founde
pledges
of
sute
.
I●
lyeth
not
where
the
attorney
was
essoyned
.
It
lyeth
not
where
the
partye
hath
an
attorney
in
his
matter
.
It
lyeth
not
where
the
party
hath
an
attorney
in
his
matter
.
It
lyeth
not
where
the
essoyne●
confessyth
that
he
is
not
in
the
kynges
seruyce
.
It
lyeth
not
where
the
somon●
is
not
retourned
/
or
the
partye
not
attached
for
that
the
sheryfe
hath
retourned
non
est
inuentus
.
It
lyeth
not
where
the
partye
another
tyme
was
essoyned
de
seruicio
regis
/
that
is
to
wy●e
suche
a
daye
and
nowe
he
hath
not
putte
in
his
warrante
.
It
lyeth
not
/
where
he
was
resomoned
in
assyse
of
mortdaunc●tou●
or
darr●y●
presentment
.
It
lyeth
not
/
because
suche
one
is
not
named
in
the
by
his
●●●y●
.
It
lyeth
not
/
where
he
had
a
precept
to
distrayne
the
partye
for
to
come
/
by
his
landes
and
goodes
.
It
lyeth
not
where
any
byshoppe
was
comaunded
to
cause
the
partye
for
to
appere
.
It
lyeth
not
/
for
that
the
terme
is
passed
.
And
i●
is
to
be
noted
that
essoynes
de
seruicio
●n̄i
regis
/
are
allowed
after
the
graund
●ape
/
pety
cape
/
and
after
dystresses
taken
vpon
the
landes
and
goodes
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
A
statute
of
the
pyllorye
made
the.
L●
.
yere
of
kynge
Henry
the
thyrde
.
IF
a
baker
or
bruer
be
conuycte
because
he
hath
not
obserued
the
assise
of
bread
and
ale
/
the
fyrste
secound
and
thyrd
tyme
he
shal
be
amerced
accordyng
to
his
offense
if
it
be
not
ouer
greuous
/
but
if
the
offense
be
greuous
and
often
/
&
wyll
not
be
corrected
/
then
he
shall
suffer
ponyshement
of
the
body
/
that
is
to
wyte
a
baker
to
the
pyllorye
&
a
bruer
to
a
tumberel
or
som
other
correccion
/
fyrst
.vi.
law
full
men
shal
be
sworne
truely
to
gather
all
measures
of
the
towne
/
that
is
to
wyte
●ushels
/
halfe
&
quarter
bushels
/
galons
/
pottelles
/
and
quartes
/
aswell
of
tauernes
as
of
other
places
.
Measures
and
weyghtes
/
that
is
to
wyte
poundes
/
halfe
poundes
/
and
other
lytle
weyghtes
/
wherwith
bread
of
the
towne
or
of
the
court
is
wayed
that
is
to
say
one
lofe
of
euery
sorte
of
bread
/
and
vpon
euery
measure
/
ell
/
weyght
/
&
also
vpon
euery
lofe
the
name
of
the
owner
shal
be
wryten
and
lykewyse
they
shall
gather
the
measures
of
mylles
.
After
which
the
sayd
.xii.
lawful
men
shall
swere
to
make
true
aunswere
to
all
suche
thynges
as
shal
be
demaunded
of
them
in
the
kynges
behalfe
vpon
artycles
here
folowyng
/
and
suche
thynges
as
be
secrete
they
shall
vtter
secretly
/
and
the
bayllyf
shal
be
commaunded
to
brynge
in
all
the
bakers
&
bruers
with
theyr
measures
and
al
thynges
vnder
wryten
/
fyrste
they
shall
inquere
the
pryce
of
wheate
that
is
to
wyte
howe
a
quarter
of
the
best
wheate
was
solde
the
laste
market
daye
/
and
how
the
secound
wheate
/
and
howe
the
.iii.
and
howe
a
quarter
of
barley
and
o●es
.
Afterwarde
howe
the
bakers
bread
in
his
court
doth
agre
/
that
is
to
wyte
wastell
and
other
bread
after
wheate
of
the
beste
or
of
the
secounde
/
or
of
the
thyrde
pryce
.
Also
vpon
howe
much
increase
or
decrease
in
the
pryce
of
wheate
a
baker
ought
to
chaunge
the
assyse
and
weyghte
of
his
bread
.
Also
howe
much
wastell
ought
to
waye
and
all
other
maner
of
bread
after
the
pryce
of
a
quarter
of
wheate
that
they
presente
.
Also
for
what
defaute
in
the
weyght
of
the
bread
a
baker
oughte
to
be
amerced
/
or
to
be
iudged
vnto
the
pyllorye
accordyng
to
the
law
and
custome
of
his
court
.
Also
if
any
stewarde
or
bayl
lyfe
for
any
brybe
doyth
relesse
ponyshement
of
the
pyllorye
or
tumberell
beyng
alredy
iudged
/
or
to
be
iudged
of
ryght
.
Also
if
they
haue
in
the
towne
apyllorye
of
conuenyent
strenght
as
appertayneth
to
the
lyberte
of
theyr
market
which
they
maye
vse
(
if
nede
be
)
without
bodely
peryll
eyther
of
man
or
woman
.
Afterward
they
shall
inquere
of
the
assyse
and
pryce
of
wyne
after
the
departure
of
the
iustyces
erraunt
or
of
them
that
were
laste
in
offyce
of
the
market
of
the
towne
that
is
to
saye
of
the
vyntenar
his
names
/
and
howe
they
sell
a
galon
of
wyne
.
Also
if
any
corrupted
wyne
be
in
his
towne
/
or
suche
as
is
not
holsome
for
man
his
body
.
Also
of
the
assyse
of
ale
in
the
courte
of
the
towne
howe
it
is
/
&
whyther
it
be
obserued
/
and
also
what
bruers
do
sell
contrary
to
the
assyse
/
and
they
shal
present
theyr
names
distinctly
and
openly
/
and
that
they
be
amerced
for
euery
defaute
or
to
be
iudged
to
the
tumberell
/
if
they
sell
contrarye
to
the
assyse
.
Also
if
there
be
any
that
sell
by
one
measure
/
●
bye
by
another
.
Also
if
any
do
vse
false
elles
/
weyghtes
or
measures
.
Also
if
any
boucher
do
sell
contagyous
fleshe
or
that
dyed
of
a
murren
.
Also
they
shal
inquere
of
cokes
that
sethe
fleshe
or
fyshe
with
bread
or
in
water
/
or
in
any
otherwyse
that
is
not
holsom
for
man
his
body
/
or
after
that
they
haue
kept
it
so
long
that
lesyth
his
naturall
holsomnes
/
or
sethe
it
agayne
and
after
sell
it
.
Also
of
forstallers
that
bye
any
thynge
before
the
due
and
accustomed
houre
agaynst
the
good
state
and
weale
of
the
towne
and
markette
/
or
that
passe
out
of
the
towne
to
mete
such
thynges
as
come
to
the
market
byeng
out
of
the
towne
to
the
entent
that
they
maye
sell
in
the
towne
more
dere
(
as
regratours
)
then
they
wolde
that
brought
them
in
case
that
they
had
comen
to
the
towne
or
market
.
When
a
quarter
of
barley
is
solde
for
.
it
.
S̄
.
then
.iiii.
quartes
of
ale
shal
be
solde
for
.i.
d.
When
for
.ii.
s.
vi.
d.
then
.vii.
quartes
of
ale
shal
be
solde
for
.ii.
d.
when
for
.iii.
s.
then
.iii.
quartes
for
.i.
d.
When
for
.iii.
s.
vi.
d.
then
.v.
quartes
for
.ii.
d.
When
it
is
solde
at
.iiii.
s.
then
.ii.
quartes
at
.i.
d.
And
so
fromhensforthe
the
pryces
shall
dyminyshe
and
increase
after
the
rate
of
.vi.
d.
¶
Finis
.
¶
The
statute
of
breakyng
prysons
made
the
fyrste
yere
of
Edwarde
the
secounde
.
⸫
COncernynge
prysoners
which
breake
the
pryson
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
wylleth
and
commaundeth
that
fromhensforthe
he
that
hathe
his
pryson
shall
not
haue
ponyshement
of
lyfe
or
membre
for
breakyng
of
the
pryson
onely
excepte
the
matter
or
cause
for
which
he
was
imprysoned
and
taken
dyd
requyre
such
iudgement
if
he
had
ben
conuycte
therupon
vnto
the
lawe
&
custome
of
the
realme
/
all
be
it
that
in
tymes
passed
it
hath
ben
done
and
vsed
otherwyse
.
¶
Here
endyth
the
statute
of
breakyng
prysons
.
¶
The
statute
of
trespassers
in
parkes
made
the
.xxi.
yere
of
the
reygne
of
kynge
Ed.
1.
TO
th
en●ent
that
trespassours
in
forestes
/
chaces
/
parkes
/
&
warrens
maye
more
warely
eschewe
and
feare
hereafter
..
..
..
to
enter
and
trespasse
in
the
same
/
then
they
haue
heretofore
/
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
at
his
parlyamente
after
Easter
the
.xxi.
yere
of
his
reygne
at
the
instaunce
of
the
nobles
of
his
realme
hath
graunted
and
commaunded
to
be
fromhensforthe
firmely
obserued
that
if
any
forestar
/
parkar
/
or
warrennat
do
fynde
any
trespassoures
wanderynge
within
his
lyberte
intendyng
to
do
damage
therin
.
And
that
after
huc
and
crye
made
vnto
hym
for
to
stand
vnto
the
peas
/
wyll
not
yelde
hym selfe
/
but
doyth
contynue
and
execute
his
malyce
and
dysobeyng
the
kynges
peas
doyth
flee
or
defendyth
hymselfe
with
force
&
armes
/
although
such
forestars
/
parkars
/
and
warrennars
/
or
any
other
comyng
in
theyr
companye
and
aydyng
suche
fosters
/
parkars
/
and
warrennars
in
the
kynges
peas
/
do
kyl
any
offendour
or
offendours
beynge
so
founden
eyther
in
arrestyng
or
takynge
them
/
or
any
of
them
/
they
shall
not
be
arrayned
vpon
the
same
before
the
kynge
and
his
iustyces
/
or
before
any
other
the
kynge
his
bayllyfes
/
or
any
other
within
any
fraunchyse
or
without
.
Nor
shal
not
lese
for
so
doing
eyther
lyf
or
membre
/
or
suffer
any
other
ponyshement
/
but
shal
enioy
the
kynges
peas
as
they
dyd
before
.
Nothwithstandyng
let
all
such
forestars
/
parkars
/
warrennars
/
and
all
other
be
ware
that
by
reason
of
any
malyce
/
discorde
/
debate
/
or
other
euyll
wyll
had
before
tyme
/
they
do
not
ley
/
nor
malyciously
pretende
agaynste
any
persone
passynge
through
/
theyr
lybertes
that
they
came
thyther
for
to
trespas
or
mysdoe
/
when
of
truthe
they
dyd
nothyng
nor
were
not
founden
as
trespassours
/
and
so
kyll
them
/
for
if
they
do
and
be
conuycte
therupon
/
the
death
of
such
persones
shal
be
inquered
&
execucyon
shal
be
done
in
lyke
maner
as
is
done
for
other
of
the
kynges
subiectes
standynge
in
his
peas
/
and
lyke
as
it
ought
to
be
done
of
ryght
/
and
accordynge
to
the
lawe
and
custome
of
the
realme
.
Finis
.
¶
The
statue
vpon
the
wrytte
of
consultacion
made
the
.xxiiii.
yere
of
kynge
Edward
.i.
WHere
as
spirituall
iudges
haue
oftentymes
surceased
to
proceade
in
causes
moued
before
them
by
force
of
the
kynges
wryt
of
prohibicion
in
cases
where
as
remedie
could
not
be
gyuen
vnto
playntyfes
in
the
kynges
courte
by
any
wry●
out
of
the
chauncery
because
that
suche
playntyfes
were
differred
of
theyr
ryght
and
remedie
in
both
courtes
aswel
temporall
as
spirituall
to
theyr
great
damage
lyke
as
the
kynge
hath
ben
aduertysed
by
the
greuous
complaynyng
of
his
subiectes
.
Our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
comaundyth
that
where
spirituall
iudges
do
surcease
in
the
aforesayd
cases
by
the
kynges
prohybicyon
dyrected
vnto
them
/
that
the
chauncellour
/
or
the
chyefe
iustyce
of
the
kynge
for
the
tyme
beyng
vpon
the
syght
of
the
lybell
of
the
same
matter
at
the
instaunce
of
the
playntyfif
they
can
see
that
the
case
can
not
be
redressed
by
any
wryt
out
of
the
chauncery
/
but
that
the
spirituall
court
ought
to
determyne
the
matter
they
shal
wryte
vnto
the
iudges
before
whom
the
cause
was
fyrst
moued
that
they
procede
therin
/
nothwithstandynge
the
kynges
prohybicyon
dyrected
to
them
before
.
¶
A
statute
vpon
the
offyce
of
Coroners
made
the
.iiii.
yere
of
kynge
Edward
.i.
⸫
A
Coroner
ought
to
inquere
these
thynges
if
he
be
certefyed
by
the
kynges
bayllyfes
or
other
honest
men
of
the
cuntre
.
Fyrste
he
shall
go
to
the
places
where
any
be
slayne
/
or
sodenly
dead
/
or
wounded
/
or
where
houses
are
broken
/
or
where
treasour
is
sayd
to
be
founde
/
and
shall
forthwith
commaunde
foure
of
the
nexte
townes
or
.v.
or
syx
to
appere
before
hym
in
suche
a
place
/
and
when
they
are
comen
thyther
the
Coroner
vpon
the
othe
of
them
shall
inquere
in
this
maner
/
that
is
to
wyte
/
if
they
knowe
where
the
persone
was
fyrst
slayne
/
whyther
it
were
in
any
house
/
in
the
felde
/
in
a
bedde
/
in
a
tauerne
/
or
in
company
/
and
who
were
there
/
lykewyse
it
is
to
be
inquered
who
were
culpable
/
●yther
of
the
acte
/
or
of
the
force
/
and
who
were
present
/
eyther
men
or
women
/
●●
of
what
age
so
euer
they
be
(
if
they
can
speke
or
haue
any
dyscrecyon
/
and
howe
many
be
founde
culpable
by
the
inque●●
in
any
of
the
sayd
maners
/
wherupon
they
shal
be
taken
and
delyuered
to
the
sheryfe
/
&
shal
be
commytted
to
the
gayle
and
such
as
be
founden
and
be
not
culpable
shal
be
attached
vntyll
the
comynge
of
the
iustyces
/
and
theyr
names
shal
be
wryten
in
rolles
.
If
it
fortune
any
man
to
be
slayne
sodenly
whiche
is
founde
in
the
feldes
or
in
the
woodes
fyrste
it
is
to
be
seen
/
whyther
he
were
slayne
in
the
same
place
or
not
/
&
if
he
were
brought
and
layd
there
/
they
shall
do
asmuche
as
they
can
/
to
folowe
theyr
steppes
that
brought
hym
thyther
/
whyther
he
were
brought
vpon
an
●orse
or
in
a
carte
.
It
shal
be
inquered
also
if
the
dead
persone
were
knowen
/
or
els
a
straungyer
/
and
where
he
laye
the
nyght
before
/
&
if
any
be
founde
culpable
of
the
murdre
the
coroners
shall
ymmediatly
goo
vnto
his
house
/
and
shall
inquere
what
goodes
he
hathe
/
and
what
corne
he
hathe
in
his
graunge
/
and
if
he
be
a
fre
man
/
they
shal
inquere
howe
muche
lande
he
hath
/
and
what
it
is
worthe
yerely
/
&
further
what
croppe
he
hath
vpon
the
lande
.
And
when
they
haue
thus
inquered
vpon
euerye
thynge
/
they
shall
cause
all
the
lande
/
corne
/
and
goodes
to
be
balued
in
lyke
maner
as
if
they
sholde
be
solde
incontinently
/
and
therupon
they
shal
be
delyuered
to
the
hole
towne
which
shal
be
aunswerable
before
the
iustyces
for
all
.
And
lykewyse
of
his
freholde
howe
much
it
is
worth
yerely
ouer
and
aboue
the
seruyce
due
to
the
lordes
of
the
fee
/
and
the
land
shall
remayne
in
the
kynges
handes
/
vntyll
that
the
lordes
of
the
fee
haue
made
fyne
for
it
.
And
immediatly
vpon
these
thynges
beynge
inquered
the
bodyes
of
such
persones
beyng
dead
or
slayne
shal
be
buryed
.
In
lyke
maner
it
is
to
be
inquered
of
them
that
be
drowned
/
or
sodenly
slayne
/
or
strangled
by
the
sygne
of
a
corde
tyed
strayte
aboute
theyr
neckes
or
about
any
other
of
theyr
membres
/
or
vpon
any
other
hurte
founde
vpon
theyr
bodyes
/
wherupon
they
shall
procede
in
the
fourme
abouesayd
/
and
if
they
were
not
slayne
/
then
ought
the
Coroners
to
attache
the
fynders
and
all
other
in
the
companye
.
A
coroner
ought
also
to
inquere
of
treasour
that
is
founden
/
who
were
the
fynders
/
and
lykewyse
who
is
suspected
therof
/
and
that
may
be
well
perceyued
where
one
lyueth
ryotously
hauntyng
tauernes
and
hath
done
so
of
longe
tyme
/
hereupon
ve
may
be
attach●●
for
this
suspeccion
by
.iiii.
vi
.
or
●●o
pledges
if
he
may
be
founde
.
Further
if
any
be
appealed
of
rape
he
must
be
attached
if
the
appeall
be
freshe
/
and
they
must
see
an
apparaunt
sygne
of
truth
by
effusy●
of
bloud
or
an
open
crye
made
/
and
such
shal
be
by
.iiii.
or
.vi.
pledges
/
if
they
may
be
founde
.
If
the
appeall
were
without
crye
/
or
without
any
many
feste
sygne
or
token
two
pledges
shall
be
sufficyent
.
Vpon
appeall
of
woundes
specyally
if
the
woundes
be
mortall
the
partyes
appealled
shal
be
taken
immedyatly
&
kept
vntyll
it
be
knowen
per●y●ely
whythe●
he
that
is
hurt
shall
recouer
or
not
.
And
if
he
dye
the
defendant
shal
be
kept
.
And
if
he
recouer
helthe
/
they
shal
be
attached
by
.iii.
or
syx
pledges
after
as
the
wound
is
greate
or
small
.
If
it
be
for
a
mayme
he
shal
fynde
no
lesse
then
fourt
pledges
/
if
it
be
for
a
small
wounde
or
a
mayme
two
pledges
shall
suffyse
.
Also
all
woundes
ought
to
be
vyewed
the
length
/
bredeth
/
and
depen●s
/
and
with
what
weapons
/
and
in
what
par●e
of
the
bodye
the
wounde
or
hurte
is
/
and
howe
many
be
culpable
/
and
how
many
woundes
there
be
/
and
who
gaue
the
wounde
all
which
thynges
muste
be
inrolled
in
the
rolle
of
the
corowners
.
Moreouer
if
any
be
appealed
of
an
act
done
as
pryncypal
they
that
be
appealed
of
the
force
shal
be
attached
also
and
surely
kept
in
warde
vntyl
the
pryncypalles
be
attaynted
.
Con●●●nyng
horses
/
botes
/
cartes
.
&c.
wherby
any
is
slayne
/
that
proprely
are
called
deodande
/
they
shal
be
valued
and
delyutred
vnto
the
townes
/
as
before
is
sayd
.
Concernyng
wrek
of
the
see
whersoeuer
it
be
founde
/
if
any
lay
handes
on
it
/
he
shal
be
attached
by
sufficyent
pledges
/
and
the
pryce
of
the
wrek
shal
be
valued
and
delyuered
to
the
townes
/
if
any
be
suspected
of
the
death
of
any
man
beynge
in
daunger
of
lyfe
/
he
shal
be
taken
and
imprysoned
as
afore
is
sayd
.
In
lyke
maner
he
shal
be
leuyed
for
all
murdres
/
burglaryes
/
and
for
men
slayne
or
in
perell
to
be
slayne
/
as
other
where
is
vsed
in
Englande
/
and
all
shall
folowe
●he
hue
and
steppes
/
as
nere
as
can
be
.
And
he
that
doyth
not
/
and
is
conuycte
therupon
/
he
shal
be
attached
to
be
afore
the
iustyces
of
the
gayle
.
&c.
¶
Here
endyth
the
statute
vpon
the
offyce
of
Coroners
.
¶
The
estatute
of
proteccyons
made
the
.xxxiii.
yere
of
kynge
Ed.
i
⸫
EDwarde
by
the
grace
of
God
.
&c.
To
all
his
true
and
faythfull
subiectes
/
greatyng
.
Forasmuch
as
many
do
purchase
the
proteccion
of
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
affyrmynge
that
they
were
out
of
the
realme
in
the
kynges
seruyce
.
It
is
prouyded
that
if
theyr
aduersary
wyl
chalenge
the
proteccyon
/
immedyatly
when
it
is
shewed
in
the
court
/
wyl
●uerre
that
they
were
within
the
foure
sees
and
out
of
the
kynges
seruyce
in
a
place
certayne
/
so
that
they
myght
haue
conueinently
appered
/
theyr
chalenge
shal
be
entred
and
the
matter
shall
abyde
without
day
accordyng
to
the
nature
of
the
proteccion
.
And
whan
it
shal
be
resomoned
and
the
partye
comyth
into
the
courte
to
demaunde
iudgement
and
to
folowe
his
processe
&
offeryth
to
auerre
his
chalenge
.
If
his
aduersarye
wyl
attende
/
and
the
countre
doth
passe
agaynst
hym
ths
proteccyon
shall
torne
as
a
defaute
to
hym
that
caste
it
if
he
be
tenaū●
And
if
he
be
demaundaunt
he
shall
les●
his
wryt
and
shal
be
ame●●yed
vnto
the
kyng
.
Eyuen
at
westmynster
the
.xviii.
day
of
Nouembre
/
the
.xxxiii.
yere
of
kyng
Edwarde
sone
of
kynge
Henry
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
The
maner
of
leuyeng
fynes
made
the
.xviii.
yere
of
kyng
Edwarde
.i.
⸫
WHan
the
wrytte
origynall
is
delyuered
in
presens
of
the
partyes
a
pledour
shall
say
this
.
Syr
iustyce
conge
daccorder
.
And
the
iustyce
shall
saye
to
hym
.
Syr
R.
And
shall
name
one
of
the
partyes
/
then
whan
they
be
agreyd
of
the
sume
of
money
that
must
be
gyuen
to
the
kyng
/
the
iustyce
shall
commaunde
the
peace
to
be
cryed
/
and
after
the
pledour
shall
saye
.
In
so
much
as
the
peas
is
lycenced
thus
vnto
you
.
w.
S.
and.
A.
his
wyfe
that
here
be
do
knowledge
the
maner
of
B.
with
the
appurtenaunces
conteyned
in
the
wrytte
to
be
the
ryght
of
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
whiche
he
hath
of
theyr
gyfte
.
To
haue
and
to
holde
to
hym
and
his
heyres
of
the
sayd
.
w.
&
.
A.
and
of
theyres
of
the
sayd
.
A.
as
in
demeanes
/
tentes
/
s●ygnouryes
/
plces
/
pu●chases
/
wardes
/
maryages
/
relyefes
/
e●chetes
/
mylles
/
aduousons
of
churches
/
and
all
other
fraunchyses
and
free
customes
to
the
sayd
maner
belongyng
payenge
yerely
to
K.
&
his
heyres
as
chyefe
lordes
of
the
fee
the
seruyces
&
customes
due
for
al
seruyces
.
And
it
is
to
be
noted
that
the
ordre
of
the
lawe
wyll
not
suffre
a
fynall
accorde
to
be
leuyed
in
the
kynges
court
without
the
wrytte
origynal
.
And
that
must
be
at
the
lest
before
foure
iustyces
in
the
benche
or
in
eyre
and
not
otherwyse
&
in
presens
of
the
parties
named
in
the
wrytte
/
which
must
be
of
full
age
/
of
good
memorie
/
and
out
of
pryson
And
if
a
woman
coueribe
one
of
the
partyes
/
than
she
must
be
fyrst
examyned
by
foure
of
the
sayd
iustyces
.
And
if
she
doth
not
assent
therto
the
fyne
shall
not
be
leuyed
.
And
the
cause
wherfore
suche
solempnyte
ought
to
be
done
in
a
fyne
/
is
because
a
fyne
is
so
hyghe
a
barre
/
of
so
great
force
&
of
so
stronge
nature
in
hym selfe
/
that
it
concludeth
not
onely
such
as
be
parties
and
preueys
therto
and
theyr
heyres
/
but
all
other
people
of
the
world
beyng
of
full
age
/
out
of
pryson
/
of
good
memorie
/
&
within
the
.iiii.
sees
the
daye
of
the
fyne
leuyed
/
if
they
make
not
they●
●ayme
of
theyr
accyon
▪
within
a
yere
●
a
daye
by
the
cuntre
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
A
statute
of
gauelette
in
London
made
the
.x.
yere
of
K.
Ed.
ii.
IT
is
prouyded
by
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
&
his
iustyces
/
&
also
graunted
vnto
the
cytezyns
of
London
/
that
archbyshops
/
byshops
/
crles
/
barons
and
other
that
haue
rentes
in
London
/
and
for
som
tenementes
the
rentes
are
behynde
and
can
not
recouer
those
rentes
/
that
it
shal
be
lawful
for
them
to
dystrayne
theyr
tenauntes
for
the
arrerages
so
long
as
any
thyng
is
founde
in
the
fee
wherby
they
may
be
dystraygned
/
&
the
tenantes
shal
be
impleded
by
a
wryt
of
gauelet
of
customes
&
seruyces
which
may
be
well
done
by
theyr
fremen
of
the
cyte
presented
in
theyr
huystynges
for
the
kepyng
of
theyr
sute
/
to
gather
theyr
rentes
/
so
that
if
the
tenantes
do
knowledge
theyr
seruyces
/
they
shall
incontinent
&
without
delay
satysfye
theyr
lordes
of
theyr
arrerages
.
And
if
they
denye
them
theyr
seruyces
/
the
demandātes
shal
ymmediatly
name
two
wytnesses
whose
names
shal
be
inrolled
&
shall
haue
a
daye
to
bryng
them
forth
at
the
next
hustynges
at
which
day
if
they
brynge
forth
wytnesses
and
it
is
shewed
by
them
in
the
full
court
of
they●
owne
syght
and
hearynge
that
the
same
playntyfes
haue
any
tyme
receyued
the
rentes
whiche
they
demaunde
of
the
tenementes
/
then
the
tenauntes
shall
lese
theyr
fees
by
awarde
of
the
courte
/
&
the
playntyfes
shall
recouer
theyr
tenementes
in
demeane
.
If
they
wyll
knowledge
the
seruyces
vnto
theyr
lordes
as
before
is
sayd
/
and
lykewyse
they
shall
recouer
the
arrerages
which
shal
be
doubled
/
and
they
shal
gyue
to
the
sheryfe
for
the
wrong
full
witholdynge
(
if
they
be
worth
so
muche
)
without
any
g●udgyng
the
sum
of
an
hundred
.
s.
And
if
they
do
not
com
in
after
due
somons
in
the
huystynges
/
then
the
same
fees
shal
be
delyuered
vnto
the
playntyfes
in
the
full
huystynges
to
be
holden
and
kept
in
theyr
owne
handes
for
one
ye●●
&
a
daye
within
the
whiche
tyme
if
the
tenauntes
do
come
vnto
them
and
do
offere
to
satisfye
them
of
the
arrecages
double
and
to
the
sheryfe
for
his
amercyment
as
before
is
sayd
than
they
shal
haue
theyr
tenementes
agayne
/
but
if
it
be
after
one
yere
and
a
daye
accomplyshed
/
such
tenementes
shall
remayne
vnto
the
lordes
of
those
fees
by
iudgement
of
the
courte
in
theyr
demeane
for
ouer
more
.
And
then
suche
landes
shal
be
called
forsch●k
/
because
such
tenementes
shall
remayne
for
euer
in
demeane
to
the
lordes
of
the
fees
for
the
defaute
of
the
seruyce
.
The
same
ordynaunce
shall
be
kepte
and
obserued
if
the
tenauntes
do
confesse
or
knowledge
the
arrerages
/
&
be
not
able
to
make
satysfaccyon
therfore
/
as
it
is
sayd
before
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
A
statute
for
knyghtes
made
the
fyrst
yere
of
kyng
Edwarde
the
secounde
.
⸫
OVr
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
hath
graunted
that
all
suche
as
ought
to
be
knyghtes
/
&
be
not
/
and
haue
ben
dystrayned
to
take
vpon
them
the
ordre
of
a
knyghte
within
the
feaste
of
the
Natiuyte
of
our
lorde
shall
haue
respyte
to
take
the
foresayd
armes
of
a
knyght
/
vntyll
the
vtas
of
saynct
Hyllarye
with
out
occasyon
/
and
after
that
they
shal
be
dystrayned
except
they
make
som
other
meane
.
Also
he
hathe
graunted
that
if
any
wyll
complayne
in
the
chauncery
/
because
he
was
dystrayned
.
&c.
and
hath
not
.xx.
li.
yerely
in
fee
or
for
terme
of
lyfe
and
wyll
proue
that
by
the
countre
then
it
shal
be
wryten
vnto
the
more
discrete
and
sage
knyghtes
of
the
shyre
to
take
the
sayd
inquysicyon
/
and
if
it
fortune
to
be
tryed
so
by
the
same
inqueste
/
he
shall
haue
remedye
and
the
dystresse
shall
cease
.
Also
if
any
be
impleded
for
al
his
land
or
for
parte
of
the
same
/
so
that
the
resydue
be
not
suffycyent
to
the
value
of
.xc.
li.
and
can
proue
the
same
/
then
the
dystresse
shall
cease
vntyll
the
same
plee
be
determyned
.
Also
if
any
of
them
be
bounden
in
certayne
dettes
awarded
in
the
eschequer
for
a
certayn
summe
to
be
receyued
yerely
out
of
his
landes
/
so
that
the
resydue
therof
doyth
not
amounte
to
the
yerely
value
of
.xx.
li.
besydes
the
same
summe
the
dystresse
shall
cease
vntyll
the
foresayd
dette
be
clerely
payed
.
And
none
shal
be
dystrayned
to
take
vpon
hym
the
ordre
of
a
knyght
before
that
he
come
vnto
the
age
of
.xxi.
yeres
.
Also
none
by
reason
of
any
lande
that
he
holdeth
in
maners
whiche
be
now
in
auncyent
demeane
of
the
crowne
as
a
sokeman
/
and
whiche
lande
also
muste
gyue
●allage
when
the
kynges
demeanes
are
taylled
/
shal
be
dystrayned
to
take
vpon
hym
the
ordre
of
a
knyght
.
Also
of
them
that
holde
theyr
landes
in
socage
of
other
maners
then
of
the
maners
of
the
kyng
doynge
no
foreyn
seruyce
/
the
rolles
of
the
chauncery
shal
be
serched
for
the
tyme
of
the
kynges
predecessours
.
And
it
shal
be
done
as
it
hath
vsed
to
be
done
.
In
lyke
maner
shal
be
done
of
clerkes
beyng
within
ordres
holdynge
laye
fee
whiche
sholde
be
knyghtes
if
they
were
laye
.
Also
none
shal
be
dystrayned
for
his
burgage
landes
/
although
they
do
amounte
to
the
value
of
.xx.
li.
yerely
or
more
.
Also
they
that
ought
to
be
knyghtes
and
be
not
whiche
haue
holden
theyr
landes
in
theyr
handes
but
a
small
tyme
.
And
lykewyse
knyghtes
that
do
pretende
great
age
/
or
defaute
of
theyr
membres
/
or
any
other
incurable
dysease
/
or
charge
of
theyr
chyldren
/
or
of
plees
/
or
do
alledge
such
necessary
excuses
/
they
shall
go
vnto
Roberte
Typtofte
and
Anthonye
de
Becke
/
and
shall
make
fyne
before
them
to
whom
it
is
enioyned
that
accordyng
to
theyr
dyscresyons
they
shall
admytte
the
reasonable
fynes
of
al
such
persons
.
¶
Here
endyth
the
statute
of
knyghtes
.
⸫
¶
A
statute
of
waste
made
the
▪
xx
.
yere
of
kyng
Ed.
i.
WIllyam
Boteller
whiche
is
within
age
&
in
warde
of
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
hath
shewed
vnto
the
kynge
that
where
Gawen
Buteller
his
brother
(
whose
heyre
he
is
)
hadde
impleded
one
walter
de
Hapeton
by
the
kynges
wrytte
for
waste
and
dystruccyon
made
by
hym
in
certeyn
his
landes
and
tenementes
which
the
same
walter
helde
for
terme
of
his
lyfe
of
the
inherytaunce
of
the
foresayde
Gawyn
in
wymme
and
Thyrke
.
And
the
aforesayd
Gawyn
before
he
had
opteyned
iudgement
dyed
.
After
whose
death
the
aforsayd
wyllyam
by
a
lyke
wrytte
impleded
the
foresayd
walter
/
for
the
waste
&
distruccyon
made
by
hym
of
longe
tyme
.
The
same
walter
before
Gylbert
Thorneton
and
his
compaygnyons
assygned
to
here
the
kynges
plees
came
in
&
sayd
/
that
he
ought
not
to
aunswere
the
same
wyllyam
for
the
waste
and
dystruccion
made
in
the
tyme
of
any
other
&
before
the
ryght
of
the
sayde
inherytaunce
discended
vnto
hym
and
therupon
demaunded
iudgement
.
And
for
asmuch
as
certayne
iustyces
dyd
not
agree
in
gyueng
of
the
sayd
iudgement
/
because
it
seamed
to
sume
that
it
was
not
agreable
to
the
lawe
if
another
persone
shulde
opteyne
auauntage
&
recompense
by
the
foresayde
wryt
whiche
is
a
wrytte
of
trespas
done
to
a
persone
certayne
/
but
onely
the
same
persone
to
whome
and
in
whole
tyme
the
trespas
was
done
.
Other
iustyces
with
the
more
part
of
the
kynges
counsel
were
in
the
contrarye
opinion
/
alledgynge
by
dyuerse
reasons
that
the
sayd
wyllyam
ought
to
be
harde
and
aunswered
vnto
/
and
al
other
what
so
euer
they
be
in
lyke
cases
or
in
lyke
trespaces
/
and
for
because
lyke
matters
haue
remayned
not
amended
/
&
lyke
trespaces
vnponyshed
which
was
inconuenient
.
Our
soueraygne
lord
the
kynge
in
his
full
parlyament
holden
the
daye
after
the
feaste
of
the
Purificacion
in
the
.xx.
yere
of
his
reygne
by
a
generall
counsell
hath
ordeyned
/
and
from
hensforth
hath
comaunded
to
be
straytly
obserued
that
euery
heyre
in
whose
warde
so
euer
he
be
/
and
aswell
within
age
as
of
full
age
shall
haue
his
recouerye
by
a
wrytte
of
waste
in
the
foresayd
case
/
and
also
in
other
where
the
same
wrytte
ought
to
holde
place
/
and
it
shall
holde
place
aswell
for
waste
and
dystruccyon
made
in
landes
and
tenementes
of
his
owne
inherytaunce
and
aswel
in
the
tymes
of
his
auncetours
as
at
any
other
tyme
that
the
fee
and
inherytaunce
dyscended
vnto
hym
and
shal
be
aunswered
vnto
therfore
.
And
that
he
shall
recouer
the
landes
wasted
and
damages
as
it
is
ordeyned
in
the
laste
statute
of
westmynster
of
damages
to
be
recouered
in
a
wryt
of
waste
if
the
tenaunt
be
conuycte
for
the
waste
.
And
it
is
comaunded
by
the
kynge
hymselfe
vnto
the
same
Gylbert
Thorneton
and
his
compaygnyons
that
they
do
procede
in
the
foresayd
matter
/
and
in
other
lyke
fromhensforthe
and
iudgement
shal
be
gyuen
accordynge
as
the
matter
is
founde
.
And
lykewyse
it
is
comaunded
vnto
the
iustyces
that
they
shall
cause
all
the
aforesayd
thynges
to
be
straytly
obserued
before
them
from
hensforth
.
⸫
¶
Here
endyth
the
statute
of
waste
.
⸫
¶
A
statute
of
weyghtes
and
measures
made
the.
Li.
yere
of
K.
Henry
the
thyrde
.
THe
standarde
bushelles
/
galons
/
and
elles
shal
be
signed
with
an
yron
scale
of
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
&
saufely
kept
vnder
the
payne
of
an
hundred
.
li.
And
no
measure
shall
be
in
any
towne
without
it
do
agree
with
the
kynges
measure
/
&
marked
with
the
seale
of
the
shere
towne
.
If
any
do
sell
or
bye
by
measures
vnsealed
and
not
examyned
by
the
mayer
or
bayllyfes
/
he
shal
be
greuously
amerced
.
And
all
measures
of
any
towne
both
great
&
small
shal
be
vewed
and
examined
twyse
in
a
yere
.
If
any
be
conuyct
for
a
double
measure
/
that
is
to
wyte
a
greater
for
to
bye
with
/
&
a
small
to
sell
with
/
he
shal
be
imprysoned
for
his
falshode
and
shall
be
greuously
ponyshed
.
The
standard
busshelles
and
elles
shal
be
in
the
custodie
of
the
mayer
and
bayllyfes
and
of
syx
lawfull
persones
of
the
same
towne
beynge
sworne
/
before
whome
all
measures
shal
be
sealed
.
No
maner
of
grayne
shall
be
solde
by
the
heppe
or
cautell
except
it
be
●tes
malte
and
fetche
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
The
statute
of
forstallours
made
.
&c.
⸫
IT
is
comaunded
on
the
behalfe
of
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
that
no
forstallours
shal
be
dwellyng
in
any
towne
which
is
an
oppressor
of
pore
people
manyfestly
and
a
comon
enemye
of
the
hole
shyre
and
countre
whiche
for
gredynes
of
shamefull
lucre
doth
preuent
other
in
byeng
grayne
/
fyshe
/
herryng
/
or
any
other
thynge
to
be
solde
comyng
by
lande
or
watter
/
oppressyng
the
pore
and
despysyng
the
ryche
which
carryeth
awaye
suche
thynges
entendyng
to
sell
them
more
dere
.
The
which
comyng
to
marchauntes
straungers
that
brynge
marchaundyse
/
offeryng
them
to
bye
and
informyng
them
that
theyr
goodes
myght
be
derer
sold
then
they
intended
to
sell
/
&
an
hole
towne
or
a
countre
is
deceyued
by
such
craft
and
subtilitie
.
Fyrst
he
that
is
conuyct
shal
be
amerced
and
shall
lese
the
thynge
so
bought
/
&
that
accordyng
to
the
custome
&
ordinaunce
of
the
towne
/
he
that
is
conuycte
the
secounde
tyme
/
shall
haue
iudgement
of
the
pyllorye
.
At
the
thyrde
tyme
he
shall
be
imprysoned
●
raunsomed
/
the
fourth
tyme
he
shall
abiure
the
towne
/
and
this
iudgement
shal
be
gyuen
vpon
all
maner
of
forstallours
and
lykewyse
vpon
them
that
haue
gyuen
them
counsell
/
helpe
/
or
fauour
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
The
statute
of
pryses
.
THis
artycle
concernynge
pryses
made
by
kyng
Edwarde
father
to
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
that
now
is
amonge
other
artycles
made
by
hym
in
lyke
maner
for
the
amendement
of
his
people
at
his
parlyament
at
westmynster
the
.xxviii.
yere
of
his
reygne
which
artycle
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
wylleth
for
to
be
kept
to
the
profytte
of
his
people
vpon
the
paynes
conteyned
in
the
same
article
.
For
asmuch
as
there
is
a
greate
greuaunce
in
the
realme
and
damages
without
measure
for
that
that
the
offycers
of
the
kynges
housholde
as
wel
alyens
as
denyzens
make
theyr
pryses
there
where
the
passe
through
the
realme
and
take
the
goodes
of
the
people
aswell
spirituall
as
temporall
without
payng
any
thyng
or
much
leser
then
the
value
.
It
is
ordeyned
fromhensforthe
that
none
shall
make
pryses
for
the
kyng
through
the
realme
but
the
purueours
for
the
kynges
house
/
&
for
pryses
that
they
shall
make
in
the
countre
of
meate
or
drynke
and
other
necessarye
thynges
for
the
house
they
shal
paye
or
agre
with
them
/
of
whom
the
thynges
were
taken
and
that
all
the
kyngers
takers
&
purueyours
shal
haue
from
hensforth
theyr
warrante
with
them
of
the
kynges
great
or
pette
seale
conteynyng
theyr
power
&
the
kynges
/
wherof
he
shall
make
pryses
or
purueance
the
whiche
warrante
they
shall
shewe
to
them
of
whome
they
do
make
theyr
pryses
before
they
do
take
any
thyng
.
And
that
such
takers
or
purueyours
for
the
kyng
shall
not
take
any
more
then
is
necessarie
or
nedeful
for
the
kynge
/
his
housholde
/
and
his
chyldren
.
And
that
they
take
no
thynge
for
suche
as
be
in
wages
nor
for
no
other
/
&
that
he
shall
aunswer
fully
in
the
warderobe
of
the
house
without
makyng
any
other
where
larges
or
lya●●●
of
thynges
taken
for
the
kynge
.
And
if
any
purueyour
for
the
kinges
house
by
warrant
hath
made
pryses
otherwyse
then
is
lymytted
before
/
vpon
complaynie
made
to
the
stewarde
and
to
the
treasourer
of
the
kynges
house
the
truthe
shal
be
inquered
/
and
if
he
be
attaynted
therof
agrement
shal
be
made
to
the
playntyfe
ymmediatly
and
he
shal
be
put
out
of
the
kynges
seruyce
for
euer
&
shall
remayne
in
pryson
at
the
kynges
pleasure
.
And
if
any
make
pryses
without
warrant
and
doyth
carray
them
away
agaynste
the
wyll
of
hym
to
whome
the
goodes
dyd
belonge
/
he
shal
be
arrested
forthewith
by
the
towne
where
the
pryse
was
made
/
and
carryed
vnto
the
next
gaole
/
and
if
he
be
therof
attaynted
he
shal
be
ponyshed
as
he
shuld
be
for
felonye
/
if
the
value
of
the
goodes
do
so
requyre
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
An
ordynaunce
of
purchasyng
lybertes
made
the
.xxvii.
yere
of
kynge
Edwarde
.i.
IT
is
to
be
vnderstanden
that
the
kynge
ordeyned
at
westmynster
the
fyrste
day
of
Apryll
the
.xxvii.
yere
of
his
raygne
that
such
as
wolde
purchase
a
newe
parke
.
Men
of
relygion
that
wold
amortyse
landes
or
tenementes
shulde
haue
wryttesout
of
the
kynges
chauncery
for
to
inquere
vpon
the
poyntes
accustomed
of
suche
thynges
/
and
that
●●
questes
of
landes
or
tenementes
that
be
worth
yerely
more
then
.xx.
li.
that
is
to
wyte
by
extente
/
be
retourned
into
the
eschequer
and
there
to
make
fyne
for
the
amortizynges
or
for
hauynge
a
parke
if
the
inquestes
do
passe
for
hym
that
purchased
them
/
and
afterward
it
shal
be
certefyed
vnto
the
chauncellour
or
his
depute
that
he
take
a
resonable
fyne
therfore
accordynge
to
the
quantyte
of
the
thynge
and
after
to
delyuer
it
.
In
lyke
maner
they
shall
do
that
wyll
purchase
landes
or
tenementes
holden
of
the
kyng
in
chyefe
.
Also
folke
dwellynge
beyonde
the
see
that
haue
landes
/
tenementes
/
or
rentes
in
Englande
/
and
wyll
purchase
lettres
of
proteccyon
or
wyl
make
generall
attorneys
they
shal
be
sent
vnto
the
eschequer
and
there
shall
make
theyr
fynes
/
and
fromthens
shal
be
sent
vnto
the
chauncellour
/
or
his
deputye
/
for
that
that
he
ought
to
do
therin
.
In
lyke
maner
they
shall
do
that
wyll
purchase
any
fayre
/
markette
/
warreyn
/
or
any
other
lyberte
.
Also
suche
as
wyll
purchase
attermynement
of
theyr
dettes
shal
be
sent
into
the
eschequer
.
Also
suche
as
be
not
able
to
trauaylle
and
folke
that
dwell
in
ferre
countyes
/
which
plede
or
be
impleded
shal
haue
a
wrytte
out
of
the
chauncery
to
some
sufficyent
man
that
shal
receyue
the
attorneys
when
nede
is
.
And
for
a
remembraunce
of
these
thynges
there
is
an
indenture
made
dyuided
into
thre
partes
/
wherof
one
parte
remayneth
in
the
chauncerye
/
another
in
th
eschequer
/
&
the
thyrde
in
the
garderobe
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
A
statute
of
the
Leap
yere
made
the
.xxi.
yere
of
K.
Henry
.iii.
THe
kynge
vnto
his
Iustyces
of
the
benche
/
greatynge
.
Knoweye
that
where
within
our
royalme
of
Englande
it
was
doubted
of
the
yere
and
daye
that
were
wont
to
be
assygned
vnto
syke
persones
beynge
impleded
when
and
front
what
day
of
the
yere
goyng
before
vnto
another
day
of
the
yere
folowing
/
the
yere
and
daye
in
a
leap
yere
ought
to
be
taken
and
rekened
how
longe
it
stode
.
We
therfore
wyllynge
that
a
conformyte
be
obserued
in
this
behalf
euery
where
within
our
realme
and
to
auoyde
all
daungyer
from
such
as
be
in
plee
.
Haue
prouyded
and
by
the
counsell
of
our
faythfull
subiectes
haue
ordeyned
that
to
eschewe
from
hensforthe
all
doubte
&
ambiguyte
that
myght
aryse
hereupon
/
the
daye
increasynge
in
the
leap
yere
shal
be
accompted
for
¶
A
statute
of
the
extente
of
a
maner
made
the
.iiii.
yere
of
K.
Edward
the
fyrst
.
⸫
FIrste
it
is
to
be
inquered
of
castelles
&
also
of
other
buyldinges
dyched
about
what
the
walles
/
buyldynges
/
tymbre
/
stone
/
leade
/
and
other
maner
of
coueryng
is
worth
.
And
howe
they
may
be
solde
accordyng
to
the
very
value
of
the
same
walles
and
buyldyng
.
And
for
how
much
the
buyldynges
without
the
dyche
maye
be
solde
/
and
what
they
be
worthe
with
the
gardeyns
/
curtylages
/
douehouses
/
and
all
other
issues
of
the
courte
by
yere
.
It
is
to
be
inquered
also
howe
many
feldes
are
of
the
demeanes
/
and
how
many
acres
are
in
euery
felde
/
and
what
euery
acre
is
worthe
by
the
yere
.
Also
howe
many
acres
of
medowe
are
of
the
demeanes
and
howe
muche
euery
acre
by
it self
is
worth
by
the
yere
to
be
let
out
.
Also
howe
many
acres
of
pasture
there
be
and
for
what
beastes
or
catelles
the
same
pasture
is
most
necessarye
/
and
howe
many
it
wyll
fynde
and
of
what
maner
/
and
what
the
pasture
of
euery
beast
is
worth
to
be
let
out
by
the
yere
.
Also
foren
pasture
that
is
comon
how
many
and
what
beastes
and
catell
the
lorde
may
haue
in
the
same
/
&
howe
much
the
pasture
of
euery
beast
is
worth
by
the
yere
to
let
.
Also
it
is
to
be
inquered
of
parkes
&
demean
woodes
whiche
the
lord
may
assarte
and
improue
at
his
pleasure
and
howe
many
acres
they
contayne
/
and
howe
much
the
vesture
of
an
acre
is
worth
/
and
howe
much
the
lande
is
worth
after
the
wood
is
fellyd
/
&
howe
many
acres
it
conteyneth
/
and
howe
muche
euery
acre
is
worth
by
yere
.
Also
it
is
to
be
inquered
of
foreyn
woodes
where
other
men
haue
comon
and
howe
much
the
lord
may
improue
to
hymselfe
of
the
same
woodes
/
&
howe
many
acres
and
for
howe
much
the
vesture
of
euery
acre
maye
be
solde
/
and
howe
muche
the
grounde
is
worth
yerely
after
that
the
woode
is
fellyd
/
and
howe
many
acres
it
contayneth
&
what
euery
acre
is
worth
by
the
yere
.
Also
it
is
to
be
inquered
wether
the
lord
may
gyue
or
sell
any
thyng
of
the
resydue
of
the
foresayd
woodes
/
&
what
suche
geftes
or
sales
are
worth
by
the
yere
.
Also
it
is
to
be
inquered
of
pawnage
and
herbage
of
the
towne
and
all
other
profyttes
of
forestes
/
woodes
/
ryuers
/
¶
The
newe
statute
of
Quo
warranto
made
the
.xxx.
yere
of
K.
Ed.
i.
⸫
THe
yere
of
our
Lord
M.
CC
.lxxviii.
the
.vi.
yere
of
the
reygne
of
kynge
Edwarde
at
Gloucestre
in
the
moneth
of
August
/
the
kynge
hymselfe
prouydyng
for
the
welthe
of
his
realme
/
and
the
more
full
mynistracyon
of
iustyce
as
to
the
offyce
of
a
kyng
belongyth
(
the
more
dyscrete
men
of
the
realme
aswell
of
hyghe
as
of
low
degre
/
beyng
called
thyther
)
It
was
prouyded
and
ordeyned
that
where
the
realme
of
Englande
in
dyuerse
cases
aswell
vpon
lybertes
as
otherwyse
wherin
the
lawe
fayled
/
to
auoyde
the
greuous
damages
and
innumerable
disherytes
that
the
defaute
of
lawe
dyd
brynge
in
/
had
nede
of
dyuerse
helpes
of
new
lawes
&
certayne
new
prouisyons
/
that
these
prouisyons
/
statutes
/
and
ordynaunces
vnderwryten
shall
fromhensforthe
be
straytly
and
inuiolably
obserued
of
all
the
inhabitauntes
of
his
realme
/
where
as
prelates
/
erles
/
barons
/
and
other
of
our
realme
that
clayme
to
haue
dyuerse
lybertes
whiche
to
examyne
and
iudge
.
The
kynge
had
prefyxed
a
day
to
such
prelates
/
erles
/
barons
/
and
other
.
It
is
prouyded
/
agreyd
and
ordayned
that
the
sayd
prelates
/
erles
/
barons
/
and
other
shal
vse
such
maner
of
lybertes
/
after
the
fourme
of
wryt
here
folowynge
.
Rex
vic'
salutem
.
Cum
nuper
in
parliamento
nostro
apud
westmonasterium
per
nos
&
consilium
nostrum
prouisum
sit
&
proclamatum
/
quam
prelati
/
comites
/
barones
/
&
al●●
de
regno
nostro
qui
diuersas
libertates
per
cartas
progenitorum
nostrorum
regum
Anglie
habere
clamant
/
ad
quas
examinandas
&
iudicandas
diem
prefixe●imus
in
eodem
parliamento
libertatibus
illis
taliter
vterentur
quam
nihil
sibi
per
vsurpacionem
seu
occupacionem
accrescerent
/
nec
aliquid
super
nos
occuparent
.
Tibi
precipimus
quam
omnes
illos
de
come
tuo
libertatibus
suis
quibus
hucusque
rationabiliter
vsi
sunt
vti
&
gaudere
permittas
in
forma
predicta
vsque
ad
proximum
aduentum
nostrum
per
comitatum
predictum
vel
vsque
ad
proximum
aduentum
iustic̄
i●inerantiū
ad
omnia
placita
in
comitatu
/
vel
donec
aliud
inde
preceperimus
saluo
semper
ture
nostro
cum
inde
loqui
voluerimus
.
Teste
.
&c.
In
lyke
maner
&
in
the
same
fourme
And
if
percase
they
wyll
challenge
/
and
saye
that
they
are
not
bounden
to
aunswere
in
the
origynall
wrytte
/
then
if
it
may
apere
by
any
mean
/
that
they
haue
vsurped
any
lybertes
vpon
the
kynge
or
his
predecessours
/
of
theyr
owne
hed
or
presumpcion
/
they
shal
be
comaunded
to
aunswere
incontynent
without
wrytte
.
And
moreouer
they
shall
haue
such
iudgement
as
the
courte
of
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kyng
wyll
awarde
.
And
if
they
wyll
saye
further
that
theyr
auncetours
dyed
seased
therof
/
they
shal
be
hard
/
and
the
truth
shal
be
inquered
incontynent
/
&
accordyng
to
that
/
iudgement
shal
be
gyuen
.
And
if
it
appere
that
theyr
auncetours
dyed
seased
therof
/
then
the
kynge
shal
haue
a
wrytte
out
of
the
chauncery
in
this
fourme
.
Rex
vic'
salutem
.
Sum.
perbonos
summoni●
talem
quam
sit
coram
nobis
apud
talem
locum
in
proximo
aduentu
nostro
in
comitatu
predicto
vel
coram
iusticiarus
nostris
ad
proximam
assisam
cum
in
partes
illas
venerint
often
▪
surus
quo
warranto
tenet
visum
francipleg
.
in
manerio
suo
de
N.
vel
sic
quo
warranto
tenet
hundredum
de
S.
in
comitatu
predicto
/
vel
quo
warranto
c●amat
habere
tholoneum
pro
se
&
heredibus
suis
per
totum
regnum
nostrum
.
Et
habeas
ibi
hoc
breue
.
Teste
.
&c.
And
if
they
come
in
at
the
same
day
they
shal
aunswere
/
and
if
they
do
not
come
nor
be
essoyned
before
the
kynge
/
and
the
kyng
do
tarye
lenger
in
the
same
shyre
suche
ordre
shal
be
taken
as
is
in
the
circuyte
of
iustyces
.
And
if
the
kyng
depart
from
the
same
shyre
they
shal
be
aiourned
vnto
short
dayes
and
shal
haue
reasonable
delayes
accordyng
to
the
discrecion
of
the
iustyces
/
as
it
is
vsed
in
personal
acci●s
.
Also
the
iustyces
errant
in
theyr
circuyte
shall
do
accordyng
to
the
foresayd
ordynaunce
and
accdrdyng
as
suche
maner
of
plees
ought
to
be
ordered
in
the
circuyte
.
Concernyng
complayntes
made
and
to
be
made
of
the
kynges
baylly●es
and
of
other
it
shal
be
done
accordyng
to
the
ordynaunce
made
before
therupon
/
and
accordynge
to
the
inquestes
taken
therupon
heretofore
/
and
the
clause
subscribed
shal
be
put
in
a
wryt
of
comon
somons
in
the
circuyte
of
the
iustyces
assygned
to
comon
plees
dyrected
to
the
sheryf
.
&c.
&
that
shal
be
such
.
Rex
vic'
salutem
.
Precipimus
tibi
quam
publice
ꝓclamari
facias
quam
omnes
conquerentes
seu
conqueri
volentes
tam
de
ministris
et
aliis
balliuis
nostris
quibuscunque
quam
de
ministris
et
balliuis
aliorum
quorumcunque
et
aliis
ventant
coram
iusticiarus
nostris
ad
primam
assisam
ad
quascunque
querimonias
suas
ibidem
ostendendas
and
competentes
emendas
iude
recipiendas
secundum
legem
et
consuetudinem
regni
nostri
et
iuxta
ordinationem
per
nos
iude
factam
et
iuxta
tenorem
statutorum
nostrorum
/
et
iuxta
articulos
eisdem
iusticiarus
nostris
iude
traditos
/
prout
predicti
iusticiaru
tibi
scire
faciant
ex
parte
nostra
.
Teste
meipso
.
&c.
decimo
die
Septembris
.
Anno
regni
nostri
trigesimo
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
An
ordynaunce
of
inquestes
made
the
.xxxiii.
yere
of
kyng
Edwarde
the
fyrste
.
⸫
OF
inquestes
to
be
taken
before
any
of
the
iustyces
&
wherin
our
soueraigne
lorde
the
kyng
is
partye
howe
so
euer
it
●e
.
It
is
agreyd
and
ordayned
by
the
kyng
and
all
his
counsell
that
from
hensforth
notwithstandyng
it
be
alledged
by
them
that
sue
for
the
kynge
that
the
iurours
of
those
inquestes
or
some
of
them
be
not
indyfferent
for
the
kynge
/
yet
such
inquestes
shal
not
remayne
vntaken
for
that
cause
/
that
is
to
say
if
any
of
them
that
sue
for
the
kyng
wyl
challenge
any
of
those
iurours
/
they
shall
assygne
for
theyr
callenge
a
cause
certayne
and
the
truth
of
the
same
challenge
shal
be
inquered
whyther
it
be
true
or
not
after
the
dyscrecyon
of
the
iustyces
/
so
the
ordynaunce
precedent
&
the
ordynaunce
folowyng
of
the
foreste
were
made
in
the
parlyament
at
westmynster
/
the
sonday
nexte
before
the
feast
of
saynct
Mathew
Apostle
/
the
.xxxiii.
yere
of
the
reygne
of
kynge
Edwarde
sone
of
kynge
Henry
.
¶
An
ordynaunce
of
the
foreste
made
the
.xxxiii.
yere
of
K.
Edwarde
the
fyrst
.
UUhere
as
certayne
people
that
be
putte
out
of
the
foreste
for
the
purlyew
and
by
greate
men
/
haue
made
request
to
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
at
this
parlyament
that
they
myght
be
acquyted
of
theyr
charge
and
of
thynges
that
the
forestars
demaunde
of
them
/
as
they
were
wont
to
be
/
●ur
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
aunswered
fyrste
that
where
he
hadde
graunted
purlyew
that
he
was
pleased
/
that
it
shulde
stande
in
lyke
maner
as
it
was
graunted
/
all
be
it
that
the
thynge
were
suyd
and
demaundyd
in
an
euyll
tyme
/
neuerthelesse
he
wylleth
and
intendeth
that
all
his
naaman
landes
where
so
euer
they
be
/
that
haue
ben
of
the
crowne
/
be
retourned
by
waye
of
escheate
or
otherwyse
/
shall
haue
escheate
of
fre
chase
and
fre
warren
/
and
in
suche
maner
shal
be
saued
and
kepte
to
his
vse
for
all
maner
of
eschetes
and
for
all
maner
of
thynges
that
pleaseth
hym
.
And
in
ryght
of
them
that
haue
landes
and
tenementes
disaforested
for
the
sayd
purlyew
and
suche
as
demaunde
to
haue
comen
within
the
boundes
of
forestes
.
The
entent
and
wyll
of
our
soueraygne
lord
the
kyng
is
that
from
hensforth
(
where
purlyew
is
)
they
may
clayme
to
be
quyte
of
porture
of
the
forestes
/
and
where
as
the
kynges
beastes
can
not
haue
theyr
haunte
&
repayre
vpon
the
foreste
grounde
as
they
had
so
longe
as
they
were
within
the
forestes
/
that
such
folke
shal
not
haue
comon
nor
other
easement
within
the
boundes
of
the
woodes
nor
of
the
landes
the
which
remayne
in
foreste
/
but
if
any
of
them
that
be
dysaforested
by
the
purlyew
wold
rather
be
within
the
forest
/
as
they
were
before
/
then
to
be
out
of
the
foreste
/
as
they
be
now
.
It
pleasyth
the
kyng
very
wel
that
they
shal
be
receyued
therunto
/
so
that
they
may
remayne
in
theyr
auncyent
estate
/
and
shall
haue
comen
and
other
easement
aswell
as
they
had
before
.
Wherupon
our
soueraygne
lord
the
kyng
wylleth
and
comaundeth
that
his
iustyces
of
the
forestes
on
this
syde
Trent
and
beyonde
Trent
in
lyke
maner
shall
kepe
and
holde
and
cause
to
be
kept
and
holden
straytly
the
foresayde
poyntes
within
theyr
lybertes
in
the
fourme
aboue
mencyoned
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
A
statute
of
conspiratours
made
the
.xxxiii.
yere
of
kynge
Edward
.i.
⸫
WHereit
is
conteined
in
our
statute
that
n
one
of
our
courte
shal
take
any
ple
to
champertye
by
crafte
nor
by
engyn
pleders
/
apprentyses
/
attorneys
/
stewardes
of
great
men
/
bayllyfes
/
nor
any
other
of
the
realme
shal
take
for
mayntenaunce
or
other
lyke
bargayne
any
maner
of
sute
or
plee
thorough
out
the
realme
wherby
they
that
be
ryche
are
greuyd
and
pore
men
trauayled
in
dyuers
maners
.
It
is
prouyded
by
a
comon
accorde
that
all
such
as
fromhensforthe
shall
be
attaynted
▪
of
suche
empryses
/
sutes
/
or
bargeyns
/
and
suche
as
consente
to
suche
maner
of
dealyng
shal
haue
imprysonment
of
.iii.
yeres
/
and
shal
be
raunsomed
at
the
kynges
pleasure
.
Gyuen
at
Berwyke
vpon
Twede
the
.xx.
yere
of
the
reygne
of
kyng
Edwarde
.
Our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
at
the
informacyon
of
Gylberte
●owbery
clerke
of
his
counsell
/
hath
comaunded
that
who
so
euer
wyll
complayne
hymselfe
of
conspyratours
of
false
quareles
/
vpholders
/
inuentours
/
and
maynteynours
of
false
matters
&
parte
takers
therof
&
brokers
of
debates
/
that
Gylbert
of
Thorneton
shall
cause
them
to
be
attached
by
his
wryt
that
they
be
afore
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
to
aunswere
vnto
the
playntyfes
by
this
wrytte
folowynge
.
Ker
vicec̄
salutem
.
Precipimus
tibi
quam
si
.
A.
de
.
G.
fecerit
le
securum
de
clamore
suo
prosequendo
/
tunc
●on●
per
vadium
et
saluos
plegios
G.
de
.
C.
quam
sit
coram
nobis
in
octauis
sancti
Iohannis
Baptyste
/
vbicunque
tunc
●uc●●mus
in
Anglia
ad
respondendum
predicto
.
A.
de
placito
conspirationis
et
transgressionis
secundum
ordinacionem
nostram
nuper
inde
prouisam
/
sicut
ibidem
.
A.
ratinabiliter
monstrare
poterit
/
quod
ei
inde
respondere
debeat
.
Et
habeas
ibi
nomina
plegiorum
et
ho●
breue
.
Teste
.
&c.
¶
Here
endyth
the
statute
of
conspiratours
.
⸫
¶
An
ordynaunce
of
measuryng
lande
made
the
.xxxiii.
yere
of
kynge
Edwarde
the
fyrst
.
WHen
an
acre
of
lande
conteineth
.x.
perches
in
length
then
it
shall
be
in
bredeth
xvi
.
perches
/
when
it
conteyneth
.xi.
perches
in
length
then
it
shall
be
in
bredeth
.xiiii.
dim̄
q̄r
.
one
fote
/
when
it
is
.xii.
them
xiii
.
and
one
fote
/
when
it
is
.
13.
then
.
13.
5.
fote
.
1.
ynche
/
when
.
14.
then
.
11.
fote
.
1.
ynche
/
when
.
15.
then
.
10.
and
dim̄
.
2.
fote
and
dim̄
/
when
16.
then
.
10.
when
.
17.
then
11.
3.
fote
.
3.
ynches
and
dim̄
/
when
.
18.
then
.
8.
dim̄
.
6.
fote
and
dim̄
.
5.
ynches
/
when
.
19.
then
.
8.
6.
fote
.
4.
ynches
and
dim̄
/
when
.
20.
then
.
8.
perches
/
when
.
21.
then
.
8.
perches
and
dim̄
.
2.
fote
.
1.
ynche
/
when
.
22.
then
.
7.
1.
qnt
.
8.
ynches
&
dim̄
.
when
.
23.
then
.
6.
and
dim̄
.iii.
ynches
.
6.
fote
and
dim̄
.
when
.
24.
then
.
6.
and
dim̄
2.
fote
and
dim̄
.
3.
ynches
.
when
.
25.
then
6.
and.
1.
qnt
.
2.
fote
/
and
dim̄
ynche
.
when
26.
then
.
5.
and
dim̄
.
6.
fote
.
2.
ynches
.
when
.
27.
then
.
5.
and
dim̄
.
3.
fote
.
when
28.
then
.
5.
7.
fote
and
dim̄
.
when
.
29.
then
5.
7.
fote
and
dim̄
.
when
.
30.
then
5.
6.
fote
.
when
.
31.
then
.
5.
2.
fote
and
dim̄
.
when
.
32.
then
.
5.
when
.
33.
then
.
4.
&
dim̄
1.
q̄r
.
1.
fote
&
dim̄
.
1.
ynche
.
when
.
34.
then
4.
and
dim̄
.
3.
fote
.
4.
ynches
and
dim̄
.
1.
qnt
.
when
.
35.
then
.
4.
and.
1.
dim̄
.
1.
fote
.
2.
ynches
and
dim̄
.
when
.
36.
then
.
4.
and
1.
qnt
.
3.
fote
.
5.
ynches
and
dim̄
.
when
.
37.
then
.
4.
1.
qnt
.
3.
fote
and
dim̄
.
when
.
38.
then
.
4.
fote
and
dim̄
.
when
.
39.
then
.
4.
1.
fote
and
dim̄
.
2.
ynches
and
dim̄
.
when
40.
then
.
4.
when
.
41.
then
.
3.
and
dim̄
.
1.
qnt
.
2.
fote
and
dim̄
.
when
.
42.
then
.
3.
1.
qnt
1.
fote
.
when
.
43.
then
.
3.
2.
fote
and
dim̄
.
when
.
44.
then
.
3.
and
dim̄
.
1.
fote
.
and.
5.
ynches
.
when
.
45.
then
.
3.
and
dim̄
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
Here
foloweth
the
statute
of
Acton
Burnell
made
the
.xiii.
yere
of
K.
Ed.
i.
FOrasmuch
as
merchauntes
which
hertofore
haue
lente
theyr
goodes
to
dyuerse
persones
be
greatly
impoueryshed
/
because
there
is
no
spedy
law
prouyded
for
them
to
haue
recouery
of
theyr
dettes
at
the
daye
of
payment
assygned
.
And
by
reason
hereof
many
merchauntes
haue
withdrawen
to
com
into
this
royalme
with
theyr
merchaundyses
to
the
great
damage
aswell
of
the
merchūtes
as
of
the
hole
royalme
.
The
kynge
hymselfe
and
his
counsayll
hath
ordeyned
&
establyshed
that
euery
merchaunt
which
wyl
be
sure
of
his
dette
/
shal
cause
his
dettour
to
come
before
the
mayer
of
London
or
of
yorke
or
of
Brystow
/
or
before
the
mayer
and
a
clerke
(
whiche
the
kynge
shal
appoynte
for
the
same
)
for
to
knowlege
the
dette
and
the
day
of
payment
/
&
the
recognysaunce
shal
be
entryd
into
a
roll
with
the
hande
of
the
sayde
clerke
/
which
shal
be
knowen
.
Moreouer
the
sayd
clerke
shal
make
with
his
owne
hande
a
byll
obligatorye
wherunto
the
seale
of
the
dettour
shal
be
put
/
with
the
kynges
seale
that
shal
be
prouyded
for
the
same
purpose
the
whiche
seale
shall
remayne
in
the
kepyng
of
the
mayer
and
clerk
abouesayd
.
And
if
the
dettour
doth
not
paye
at
the
day
of
hym
lymyted
/
the
creditor
shal
come
before
the
sayd
mayer
and
clerke
with
his
byll
obligatorye
.
And
if
it
be
found
by
the
rolle
and
by
the
byll
that
the
dette
was
knowledged
and
that
the
daye
of
payment
is
expyred
the
mayer
shall
incontynent
cause
the
mouables
of
the
dettour
to
be
solde
as
farre
as
the
dette
doth
amounte
at
the
preysyng
of
honeste
men
/
after
the
maner
of
borugh
goodes
deuysable
vntyl
the
hole
summe
of
the
dette
&
the
money
be
fully
payed
to
the
creditour
.
And
if
the
mayer
can
fynde
no
byer
/
he
shal
cause
the
mouables
to
be
delyuered
to
the
creditour
at
a
reasonable
pryce
/
asmuche
as
doth
amounte
to
the
summe
of
the
dette
.
And
the
kynges
seale
shall
be
putte
vnto
the
sale
and
delyueraunce
of
the
goodes
deuysable
for
a
perpetuall
wytnesse
.
And
if
the
dettour
haue
no
mouables
within
the
iurisdiccyon
of
the
mayer
wherupon
the
dette
may
be
leuyed
/
but
peraduenture
hath
some
otherwhere
within
the
reyalme
/
then
shall
the
mayer
retourne
the
recognysaunce
made
before
hym
and
the
clerke
aforesayd
vnto
the
chauncellour
vnder
the
kynges
seale
.
And
the
chauncellour
shall
dyrecte
a
wrytte
vnto
the
sheryfe
in
whose
baylewyke
that
the
mouables
of
the
dettour
hap
to
be
/
and
the
sheryfe
shall
cause
hym
to
agree
with
his
creditor
in
such
fourme
as
the
mayer
shulde
haue
done
/
in
case
that
the
mouables
of
the
dettour
had
ben
within
his
power
.
And
let
them
that
haue
preysed
the
mouable
goodes
to
be
delyuered
vnto
the
creditour
/
take
good
hede
/
that
they
doo
sette
a
reasonable
pryce
vpon
them
/
for
if
they
do
sette
an
ouer
hyghe
pryce
for
fauour
borne
to
the
dettour
to
the
damage
of
the
creditor
/
then
shall
the
thynge
so
preysed
be
delyuered
vnto
themselfes
at
such
pryce
as
they
hauely
mytted
/
&
shal
be
forth
with
aunswerable
vnto
the
creditour
/
&
if
the
dettour
wyll
saye
that
the
mouable
goodes
were
delyuered
or
solde
for
lesse
then
they
were
worthe
/
yet
shall
he
haue
small
remedie
therby
/
for
when
the
mayer
or
the
sheryf
haue
solde
the
mouable
goodes
lawfully
to
hym
that
offered
most
/
he
may
account
it
his
owne
foly
that
he
dyd
not
sell
his
owne
mouable
goodes
hymselfe
before
the
day
of
the
suyte
(
when
he
myght
well
ynough
)
&
so
haue
leuyed
the
money
with
(
his
owne
hendes
.
And
if
the
dettour
haue
no
mouables
wherupon
the
dette
may
be
leuyed
then
shal
his
body
be
taken
where
it
may
be
founden
&
kepte
in
pryson
vntyll
that
he
hath
made
agrement
/
or
his
frendes
for
hym
.
And
if
he
haue
not
wher
with
he
maye
sustayne
hymselfe
in
pryson
/
the
creditor
shall
fynde
hym
bread
&
water
to
th
ende
that
he
dye
not
in
pryson
for
defaute
of
sustenaunce
/
the
which
costes
the
dettour
shall
recompence
hym
with
his
de●●e
/
before
that
he
be
let
out
of
pryson
.
And
if
the
creditour
be
a
merchaunt
straungyer
he
shall
remayne
at
the
costes
of
the
dettour
for
so
long
tyme
as
he
taryeth
about
the
suyte
of
his
det
/
and
vntyll
the
mouable
goodes
of
the
dettour
be
solde
or
delyuered
vnto
hym
.
And
if
the
creditour
do
not
take
the
deltour
alone
for
the
suretye
of
his
payment
by
reason
wherof
pledges
or
maynpernours
be
founden
/
then
those
pledges
or
maynpernours
shall
come
before
the
mayer
and
clerke
abouesayd
/
and
shall
bynde
themselues
by
wrytynges
and
recognysauncec●
/
in
lyke
maner
as
the
pryn
cypall
dettour
.
And
in
lyke
maner
if
the
dette
be
not
payed
at
the
daye
lymytted
/
such
execucyon
shal
be
awarded
agaynst
the
pledges
or
maynpernours
as
before
is
appoynted
for
the
dettour
.
Prouyded
neuerthelesse
that
so
longe
as
the
dette
may
be
fully
taken
&
leuyed
of
the
goodes
mouable
of
the
dettour
in
fourme
aboue
mencyoned
the
maynpernours
or
pledges
/
shal
be
without
damage
/
notwithstandyng
for
defaute
of
mouable
goodes
of
the
dettour
/
the
creditour
shall
haue
execucyon
of
his
recognysaunce
vpon
the
maynpernours
or
pledges
in
suche
maner
and
fourme
as
before
is
lympted
agaynst
the
pryucypall
dettour
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
Artycles
vpon
the
chartours
made
the
.xxviii.
yere
of
kynge
Edwarde
the
fyrste
.
⸫
FOr-asmuche
as
the
artycles
of
the
greate
chartour
of
the
lybertes
of
Englande
and
of
the
chartour
of
forest
/
the
whiche
kynge
Henry
father
to
our
soueraygne
lorde
the
kynge
graunted
to
his
people
for
the
weale
of
his
royalme
/
haue
not
ben
heretofore
obserued
ne
kepte
/
and
all
because
there
was
no
ponyshement
executed
vpon
them
whiche
offendyd
agaynste
the
poyntes
of
the
chartours
before
mencyoned
.
Our
soueraygne
raygne
lorde
the
kynge
hathe
agayne
graunted
/
renewed
/
and
confermed
them
/
at
the
requestes
of
his
prelates
/
erles
/
&
barons
assembled
in
his
parlyament
holden
at
westmynster
the
xxviii
.
yere
of
his
reygne
.
And
hath
ordeyned
/
enacted
/
&
establyshed
certayne
artycles
agaynste
al
them
that
offende
contrary
to
the
poyntes
of
the
sayd
chartours
or
any
parte
of
them
/
or
that
in
any
wyse
transgresse
them
in
the
fourme
that
ensuyth
.
1.
Fyrst
of
all
that
from
hensforth
the
greate
chartour
of
the
lybertes
of
Englande
graunted
to
all
the
comynalte
of
the
royalme
and
the
chartour
of
foreste
in
lyke
maner
graunted
to
be
obserued
/
kept
/
and
maynteyned
in
euery
poynte
/
in
as
ample
wyse
as
the
kynge
hath
graunted
/
renewed
/
and
confermed
them
by
his
chartour
.
And
that
the
chartours
be
delyuered
to
euery
sheryfe
of
Englande
vnder
the
kynges
seale
so
be
red
foure
tymes
in
the
yere
before
the
people
in
the
full
conntie
/
that
is
to
wyte
the
next
countie
day
after
the
feast
of
S.
Myghell
and
the
nexte
countie
day
after
the
feaste
of
the
circumcisyon
and
after
Easter
/
and
after
the
feast
of
saynt
Iohan
Babtyste
.
And
for
these
two
chartours
to
be
fermely
obserued
in
euery
poynte
and
artycle
(
where
before
no
remedie
was
at
the
comon
lawe
)
there
shal
be
chosen
in
euery
shyre
court
by
the
cominaltie
of
the
same
shyre
thre
substancyall
men
/
knyghtes
/
or
other
lawful
wyse
and
wel
dysposed
persones
to
be
iustyces
/
whiche
shal
be
assygned
by
the
kynges
lettres
patentes
vnder
the
greate
seale
to
here
&
determyne
(
without
any
other
wrytte
but
onely
theyr
commissyon
)
such
playnte
as
shal
be
made
vpon
all
those
that
commytte
or
offende
agaynst
any
poynte
conteyned
in
the
foresayd
chartours
/
in
the
shyres
where
they
be
assygned
aswell
within
fraunchyses
as
without
.
And
aswell
for
the
kynges
seruauntes
out
of
theyr
places
as
for
other
/
and
to
here
the
playntes
from
daye
to
day
without
any
delaye
/
and
to
determyne
them
without
allowyng
the
delayes
whiche
be
at
the
comon
lawe
.
And
that
the
same
knyghtes
shall
haue
power
to
ponyshe
all
such
as
shal
be
attaynted
of
any
trespas
done
contrarye
to
any
poynte
of
the
foresayd
chartours
(
where
no
remedye
was
before
at
the
comon
law
)
as
before
is
sayd
by
imprysonment
/
or
by
fyne
/
or
by
amercyment
accordynge
to
the
trespas
.
●●ll
be
it
the
kyng
nor
none
of
his
counsell
that
made
this
ordynaunce
entende
that
by
vertue
hereof
any
of
the
foresayd
knyghtes
shall
holde
any
maner
of
plee
by
power
for
to
admytte
any
suyte
in
suche
cases
wherin
there
hath
ben
remedy
prouyded
in
tymes
passed
after
the
course
of
the
comou
lawe
by
wrytte
.
Nor
also
that
the
comon
lawe
shulde
be
pre●udyced
nor
the
chartours
aforesayd
in
any
poynte
.
And
the
kynge
wylleth
that
if
all
thre
be
not
present
/
or
can
not
at
all
tymes
attende
to
doo
theyr
offyce
in
fourme
aforesayd
the
kynge
comaundeth
that
two
of
them
shall
do
it
.
And
it
is
ordeyned
that
the
kynges
sheryfes
&
baylyfes
shal
be
attendant
to
do
the
commaundementes
of
the
foresayd
iustyces
as
ferforth
as
appertayneth
vnto
theyr
offyces
.
And
besydes
these
thynges
graunted
vpon
the
Artycles
of
the
chartours
aforesayd
.
The
kynge
of
his
specy
all
grace
for
redresse
of
the
greuaunces
that
his
people
hath
sustayned
by
reason
of
his
warres
and
for
the
amendement
of
theyr
estate
/
and
to
the
entent
that
they
may
be
the
more
redy
to
do
hym
seruyce
/
and
the
more
wyllynge
to
assyste
&
ayde
hym
in
tyme
of
nede
/
hath
graunted
certayne
artycles
the
which
he
supposeth
/
shall
not
onely
be
obserued
of
his
lyege
people
/
but
also
shal
be
asmuche
profitable
or
more
then
any
of
the
artycles
here
tofore
graunted
.
2.
Secondarely
forasmuch
as
there
is
a
comon
greuaunce
through
out
the
hole
realme
&
damage
without
measure
for
that
the
kynge
and
his
minystres
exacte
greate
pryses
aswell
of
alyens
as
of
denyzens
where
as
they
passe
through
the
royalme
/
and
take
the
goodes
aswell
of
clerkes
as
of
laye
people
/
whiche
eyther
pay
nothyng
at
al
/
orels
much
lesse
then
the
value
.
It
is
ordeyned
that
from
hensforth
none
do
take
any
such
pryses
with
in
the
royalme
/
but
only
the
kynges
takers
and
the
purueyours
for
his
householde
/
and
that
the
takers
and
purueyours
of
his
house
shall
take
nothynge
/
but
only
for
his
houshold
.
And
touchyng
suche
thynges
as
they
shall
take
in
the
countre
of
meate
and
drynke
and
suche
other
meane
thynges
necessarye
for
the
housholde
/
they
shal
paye
or
make
agrement
with
them
of
whome
the
thynges
were
taken
.
And
that
all
the
kynges
takers
purueyours
/
or
catours
fromhensforthe
shall
haue
theyr
warrante
with
them
vnder
the
kynges
greate
or
petye
seale
declarynge
theyr
auctorite
and
the
thynges
wherof
they
haue
power
to
make
pryse
or
purueyaunce
the
whiche
warrante
they
shal
shew
to
them
whose
goodes
they
take
before
that
they
take
any
thynge
.
And
that
those
takers
/
purueyours
/
or
catours
for
the
kynge
shall
take
nomore
then
is
nedeful
for
the
kyng
his
housholde
/
and
his
chyldren
.
And
that
they
shall
not
take
any
thynge
for
them
that
be
in
wages
/
nor
for
any
other
.
And
that
they
shall
make
full
aunswere
in
the
courte
or
in
the
warderobe
for
all
thynges
taken
by
them
/
without
makyng
theyr
larges
any
other
where
/
or
lyueres
of
suche
thynges
as
they
haue
taken
for
the
kynge
.
And
if
any
taker
for
the
kynges
house
by
reason
of
his
warraunte
make
any
pryse
or
syuere
otherwyse
then
before
is
mencyoned
/
vpon
complaynte
made
to
the
stewarde
and
to
the
treasourer
of
the
house
/
the
truth
shal
be
inquered
.
And
if
he
be
attaynted
therof
/
he
shall
forth
with
make
agrement
with
the
partye
/
and
shall
auoyde
the
courte
for
euermore
/
and
shall
remayne
in
pryson
at
the
kynges
pleasure
.
And
if
any
make
pryse
without
warrante
&
carye
it
away
agaynst
the
wyll
of
the
owner
/
he
shal
immedyatly
be
arrested
by
the
towne
where
the
pryse
was
made
&
shal
be
had
vnto
the
next
gayle
/
&
if
he
be
attaynted
therupon
/
it
shal
be
done
to
hym
as
vnto
a
thefe
/
if
the
quantite
of
the
goodes
do
so
require
.
And
concernyng
pryses
made
infayres
/
good
townes
/
&
in
portes
for
the
kynges
warderobe
/
the
takers
shal
haue
theyr
comon
warrant
vnder
the
greate
seale
.
And
for
the
thinges
that
they
shal
take
/
it
shal
be
testefyed
vnder
the
seale
of
●he
keper
of
the
warderobe
/
&
the
nombre
of
the
thynges
taken
/
the
quantite
&
the
value
/
wherof
there
shall
be
a
d●uydende
made
betwene
the
●akers
and
the
kepars
of
fayres
/
mayers
/
or
●hyef●ayllyfes
of
townes
&
portes
by
the
vyew
of
merchaun●es
whose
goodes
shal
be
so
taken
/
&
they
shall
not
be
suffered
to
take
any
more
then
is
conteyned
in
theyr
dy●ydende
/
whiche
dyuydende
shal
be
had
into
the
warde●o●e
vnder
the
seale
of
the
wardey●
/
mayer
/
or
chyef●ayllyf
aforesayd
/
&
there
shall
remayne
●●tyl
the
accounte
of
the
warde●obe
vnto
the
kyng
/
&
if
it
be
founde
that
any
hath
taken
other
wyse
than
he
ought
to
do
/
vpon
his
accompt
he
shal
be
ponyshed
by
the
kepars
of
the
kynges
warderobe
after
his
deserte
/
&
if
any
make
such
pryses
without
war●ā●e
&
be
attaynted
therupon
/
he
shal
inc●rr●
the
same
payn
/
as
they
which
take
pryses
without
warrante
as
before
is
sayd
.
Neuerthelesse
the
kynge
and
his
counsell
do
not
intende
by
reason
of
this
estetute
to
dymynyshe
the
kynges
ryght
for
auncyent
pryses
due
and
accustomed
as
of
wynes
and
other
goodes
but
that
his
ryght
shall
be
saued
to
hym
hole
in
all
poyntes
.
3.
Concernyng
the
authoritete
of
stewardes
&
marshalles
/
&
of
such
plees
as
they
may
holde
and
in
what
maner
.
It
is
ordeyned
that
from
hensforth
they
shall
not
kepe
plee
of
freholde
/
neyther
of
det
/
couenaunt
/
nor
of
any
contracte
made
betwene
the
kynges
people
/
but
onely
of
trespas
done
within
that
house
/
or
within
the
vierge
/
and
of
suche
contractes
and
couenauntes
that
one
of
the
house
makyth
with
another
within
the
house
and
none
other
where
.
And
they
shall
plede
no
plee
of
traspas
/
excepte
the
partye
were
attached
by
them
/
before
the
kynge
departed
from
the
place
where
the
trespas
was
commytted
/
and
shall
plede
them
spedely
from
daye
to
daye
/
so
that
they
may
be
pleded
and
determyned
before
that
the
kynge
departe
out
of
the
lymytes
of
the
same
vierge
where
the
trespas
was
done
.
And
if
it
so
chaunce
that
they
can
not
be
determyned
within
the
lymytes
of
the
same
vierge
/
then
shall
the
same
plees
c●ase
before
the
steward
/
and
be
matters
determynable
at
the
comon
lawe
.
And
frōhen●forth
the
stewarde
shall
not
take
conusance
of
dettes
nor
of
other
thynges
but
of
such
only
as
concerne
them
of
the
kynges
house
/
nor
shall
holde
none
other
plee
by
oblygacyon
at
the
determinacion
of
the
stewarde
or
the
marshall
.
And
if
they
attempte
any
thynge
contrarye
to
this
ordynaunce
/
it
shall
be
holden
as
voyde
.
And
forasmuch
as
heretofore
many
felonyes
that
haue
ben
commytted
within
the
vierge
haue
ben
vnponished
/
&
all
because
the
coroners
of
the
coun●re
haue
not
ben
authorysed
to
inquere
of
felonyes
done
within
the
vierge
/
but
only
the
coroner
of
the
kynges
house
/
which
neuer
contynueth
in
one
place
/
by
reason
wherof
there
can
be
no
tryall
made
in
due
maner
/
nor
the
felons
put
in
exigent
nor
outlawed
/
nor
no
thynge
presented
in
the
circuyte
/
the
which
hath
ben
aswel
to
the
great
damage
of
the
kynge
/
as
to
the
dysturbaunce
of
his
peace
.
It
is
ordeyned
that
fromhensforthe
in
cases
of
the
death
of
men
/
wherof
the
coroners
offyce
is
to
make
vyew
&
inquest
/
it
shal
be
comaunded
to
the
coroner
of
the
countre
that
he
with
the
coroner
of
the
kynges
house
shall
do
as
belongyth
to
his
offyce
and
enrolle
it
.
And
that
thynge
that
can
not
be
determyned
before
the
stewarde
(
where
the
felons
can
not
be
attached
)
or
for
other
lyke
cause
/
shal
be
remytted
to
the
comon
lawe
)
so
that
ex●gendes
/
ontlawryes
/
&
presentmentes
shall
be
made
therupon
in
the
●●rcuyte
by
the
coroner
of
the
●tūre
aswel
as
of
other
felonyes
done
out
of
the
v●erge
/
neuertheles
they
shall
not
omyt
by
reson
hereof
to
make
attachmentes
freshe●y
vpon
the
felonyes
done
.
4.
Moreouer
no
comon
plee
shal
be
from
hensforth
holden
in
th
eschequer
contrary
to
the
fourme
of
the
great
chartour
.
5.
And
on
the
other
partye
the
kynge
wyll
that
the
chauncellour
&
the
iustyces
of
his
bench
shall
folowe
hym
/
so
that
he
may
haue
at
all
tymes
nere
vnto
hym
s●●e
that
be
learned
in
the
lawes
which
be
able
d●●●y
●●
ordre
all
suche
matters
as
shall
com
vnto
the
court
at
all
tymes
when
●●d●
〈…〉
quyre
.
6.
〈…〉
shall
no
wrytte
from
hensforth
that
〈…〉
comon
lawe
go
forth
vnder
any
of
the
p●●y
seales
.
7.
The
constable
of
the
castel
of
Douer
shal
not
from
hensforth
holde
any
plee
of
a
foreyn
countie
/
within
the
castell
gate
/
except
it
towche
the
kepyng
of
the
castell
/
nor
the
sayd
constable
shal
not
dystray●
the
inhaby●auntes
of
the
fyue
portes
to
plede
any
otherwhere
nor
otherwyse
/
then
they
ought
after
the
fourme
of
theyr
chartours
obtayned
of
kynges
for
theyr
olde
fraunchyses
confermed
by
the
greate
chartours
.
8.
The
kynge
hath
graunted
vnto
his
people
/
that
they
shall
haue
eleccyon
of
theyr
sheryfe
in
euery
shyre
(
where
the
shryualte
is
not
of
fee
)
if
they
West●●
.
●
,
Capt.
58
,
lyste
.
9.
The
kyng
wylleth
&
comaundeth
that
no
sheryfe
nor
bayllyfe
shall
impanell
in
inquestes
&
iuryes
ouer
many
persones
/
nor
otherwyse
then
it
is
ordeyned
by
the
estatute
/
&
that
they
shall
put
in
inqueste
suche
as
be
nexte
neyghbours
/
most
sufficyent
/
&
lest
suspicyous
.
And
he
that
otherwyse
doyth
&
be
attaynted
therupon
/
shall
paye
vnto
the
playntyfe
his
damages
double
/
&
shal
be
greuously
amerced
vnto
the
kynge
.
10.
In
ryght
of
conspiratours
/
false
infourmours
/
&
imbraceous
of
assyses
/
inquestes
&
iuryes
/
the
kynge
hath
prouyded
remedy
for
the
playntyfes
by
a
wryt
out
of
the
chauncery
.
And
from
hensforth
the
kyng
woll
that
the
iustyces
of
eyther
benche
assygned
to
take
assyses
/
when
they
come
into
the
cuntre
to
do
theyr
offyce
/
shal
vpon
euery
playnte
made
vnto
them
awarde
inquestes
therupon
without
wrytte
/
and
shall
do
ryght
vnto
the
playntyfes
without
further
delaye
.
11.
And
for
because
the
kyng
hath
heretofore
ordeyned
by
estatute
that
none
of
his
mynistres
shal
take
no
ple
for
mayntenaunce
by
which
estatute
other
officers
were
not
bounden
before
this
tyme
.
The
kynge
wyl
that
no
offycer
nor
any
other
(
for
to
obtayne
part
of
the
thyng
in
plee
)
shall
bere
any
matter
that
is
in
suyte
.
Nor
none
vpon
any
such
couenaunt
shall
gyue
vp
his
ryght
to
another
/
&
if
any
do
/
and
be
attaynted
therof
/
the
taker
shal
forfayte
vnto
the
kynge
so
much
of
his
landes
and
goodes
as
doth
amount
to
the
value
of
the
part
that
he
hath
purchased
for
such
mayntenaunce
.
And
for
this
atteynd●e
/
who
so
euer
wyl
sue
for
the
kyng
before
the
iustyces
afore
whom
the
plee
hangeth
shal
be
admytted
therto
▪
and
the
iudgement
shal
be
gyuen
by
them
.
But
it
may
not
be
vnderstanden
hereby
/
that
any
persone
shal
be
prohybytte
to
haue
counsel
of
pleders
or
of
lerned
men
in
the
lawe
for
his
fee
/
or
of
his
next
frendes
.
12.
From
hensforth
the
kyng
wyl
that
such
dystresses
as
are
to
be
taken
for
his
dettes
shall
not
be
made
vpon
horses
of
the
ploughe
so
longe
as
they
may
fynde
any
other
vpon
the
same
payne
that
is
ordeyned
by
the
estatute
.
And
wyll
not
that
to
great
dystresses
be
taken
for
his
dettes
/
nor
dryuen
to
ferre
/
and
if
the
dettour
can
fynde
able
and
conuenient
suretye
for
a
daye
within
which
a
man
may
purchase
remedie
●or
to
agree
with
the
demaunde
/
the
dystres
shall
be
relessed
in
the
mean
tyme
/
and
he
that
otherwyse
doth
shal
be
greuously
ponyshed
.
13.
And
for
asmuche
as
the
kynge
hath
graunted
the
eleccyon
of
sheryfes
vnto
the
comons
of
the
shyre
the
kynge
wyll
that
they
shall
chuse
suche
sheryfes
/
that
shall
not
charge
them
/
and
that
they
shal
not
put
any
offycer
in
authoryte
for
rewardes
or
brybes
.
And
that
they
shall
not
lodge
to
ofte
in
one
place
nor
with
pore
persones
/
or
men
of
relygion
.
14.
From
hensforthe
the
kynge
wyll
that
his
bayllewykes
&
hundredes
nor
of
other
great
lordes
of
the
lande
be
not
let
to
ferme
at
two
greate
soms
/
wherby
the
people
is
ouercharged
by
makynge
contribucyon
to
such
fermes
.
15.
In
somons
&
attachementes
in
plee
of
lande
/
the
wryttes
from
hensforth
shall
conteyne
.xv.
dayes
full
at
the
leste
after
the
comon
lawe
/
if
it
be
not
an
attahcmēt
of
assyses
taken
in
the
kynges
presence
/
or
of
plees
before
iustyces
in
eyre
duryng
the
eyre
.
16.
Suche
execucion
shall
be
done
of
them
that
make
false
retournes
of
wryttes
(
wherby
ryght
is
deferred
)
as
is
ordeyned
in
the
secound
statute
of
westmynster
/
with
lyke
payn
at
the
kynges
comaundemente
.
17.
And
for
asmuch
as
there
is
more
increase
of
malefactours
in
the
realme
then
is
expedient
for
the
comon
welth
/
&
that
robboryes
/
murdres
/
&
mā●laughters
are
comytted
out
of
measure
/
&
the
peas
lytle
obserued
/
by
reason
that
the
statute
which
the
kyng
not
long
past
made
at
wynchestre
is
not
obserued
.
The
kynge
wyll
that
the
same
statute
be
sente
agayne
into
euery
countie
to
be
red
&
publyshed
foure
tymes
in
the
yere
/
&
kept
in
euery
poynt
as
straytly
as
the
two
great
chartours
/
vpon
the
paynes
therin
lymytted
.
And
for
the
obseruyng
&
mayntenaunce
of
this
statute
/
the
knyghtes
that
be
assygned
in
the
shyres
for
to
redresse
thynges
●one
agaynst
the
sayd
great
chartours
/
shal
be
charged
/
&
shall
haue
theyr
warrante
therfore
.
18.
For
redresse
of
wastes
&
distruccions
done
by
eschetours
/
or
subeschetours
in
the
landes
of
wardes
/
as
of
houses
/
woodes
/
parkes
/
warrens
/
&
of
all
other
thynges
that
fall
into
the
kynges
handes
.
The
kyng
wyll
that
he
which
hath
sustayned
damage
shal
haue
a
wrytte
of
waste
out
of
the
chauncery
agaynst
the
eschetour
for
his
acte
&
the
subeschetour
for
his
act
(
if
he
haue
wherof
)
&
if
he
haue
not
/
his
mayster
shal
be
aunswerable
by
lyke
payn
concernyng
damages
as
is
ordeyned
by
the
statute
for
them
that
do
wast
in
wardshyps
.
19.
From
hensforth
where
the
eschetour
or
the
sheryfe
sease
landes
into
the
kynges
handes
(
where
there
is
no
cause
of
seyser
.
And
after
when
it
is
founde
no
cause
/
the
profytes
taken
in
the
meane
tyme
haue
ben
styll
reteyned
and
not
restored
/
when
the
kynge
hath
his
oustre
ie
mayne
.
The
kynge
wyll
that
if
hereafter
any
landes
be
so
scasyd
/
&
after
it
be
out
of
his
handes
by
reason
that
he
hath
no
cause
to
cease
nor
to
holde
it
/
the
issues
shal
be
fully
restored
to
hym
/
to
whome
the
lande
shal
remayne
/
and
which
hath
susteyned
the
damage
.
20.
It
is
ordeyned
that
no
goldesmyth
of
Englande
nor
none
otherwhere
with
in
the
kynges
dominyon
shall
not
from
hensforth
gylde
nor
cause
to
be
gylded
no
maner
of
vessell
/
iewell
/
or
any
other
thynge
of
golde
or
syluer
/
except
it
be
of
the
very
best
alaye
/
that
is
to
wyte
golde
of
a
certayne
alaye
/
and
syluer
of
the
sterlyng
alaye
/
or
of
better
after
the
discrecyon
of
hym
to
whome
the
golde
belongeth
/
and
that
none
gylde
worse
syluer
then
sterlyng
.
And
that
he
suffer
no
maner
of
vessell
of
golde
or
syluer
to
depart
out
of
his
handes
/
vntyl
it
be
assayed
by
the
wardeyns
of
the
crafte
/
and
further
that
it
be
marked
with
the
lybardes
hed
.
And
that
they
worke
no
worse
golde
than
of
the
towch
of
parys
.
And
that
the
wardeyns
of
the
crafte
shall
go
from
shop
to
shop
among
the
goldesmythes
to
assaye
if
theyr
golde
be
of
the
same
towche
that
is
spoken
of
before
.
And
if
they
fynde
any
other
then
of
the
towche
aforesayd
/
the
golde
shal
be
forfayte
to
the
kynge
.
And
that
none
shal
make
rynges
/
crosses
/
nor
lockes
.
And
that
none
shall
set
any
stone
in
golde
/
except
it
be
naturall
.
And
that
grauers
or
cutters
of
stones
&
of
seales
shall
▪
gyue
to
eche
theyr
wheyght
of
syluer
(
as
ferforth
as
they
can
)
vpon
theyr
fidelite
.
And
the
iewelles
of
base
golde
whiche
they
haue
in
theyr
handes
/
they
shall
vtter
as
fast
as
they
can
.
And
from
hensforth
if
they
bye
any
of
the
same
worke
/
they
shall
bye
it
for
to
worke
vpon
and
not
to
sell
agayne
.
And
that
all
the
good
townes
of
Englande
where
any
goldesmythes
be
dwellyng
shal
be
ordered
accordynge
to
this
estatute
/
as
they
of
London
be
.
And
that
one
shall
come
from
euery
good
towne
for
all
the
resydue
that
be
dwellyng
in
the
same
/
vnto
London
for
to
be
assertayned
of
theyr
towche
.
And
if
any
goldsmyth
be
attaynted
hereafter
because
that
he
hath
done
otherwyse
then
before
is
ordeyned
/
he
shal
be
ponyshed
by
imprysonment
&
shal
make
fyne
at
the
kynges
pleasure
.
And
nothwithstandyng
al
these
thynges
before
mencioned
or
any
poynte
of
them
/
both
the
kyng
&
his
counsell
/
&
all
they
that
were
present
at
the
making
of
this
ordinaunce
wyll
&
intende
that
the
ryght
/
&
prerogatyue
of
his
crowne
shal
be
saued
to
hym
in
all
thynges
.
¶
Finis
.
THe
names
and
reygnes
of
al
the
kynges
of
Englande
from
the
tyme
of
kynge
Edwarde
the
confessour
sone
to
Etheldrede
vnto
our
most
excellent
and
victoryous
prynce
kyng
Henry
the
eyght
/
and
howe
long
they
reygned
and
where
they
be
buryed
.
⸫
1.
EDwarde
sone
of
Etheldrede
reygned
xxxiii
.
yeres
and
.xxxix.
wekes
and
is
buryed
and
translated
at
westmynster
.
2.
Harolde
son
of
Goodwyne
reygned
xl
.
wekes
and
two
dayes
and
was
slayne
by
wyllyam
Conquetour
.
3.
Wyllyam
the
conquerour
duke
of
Normandy
began
his
reygne
the
.xiiii.
daye
of
Octobre
/
the
yere
of
grace
.
M
.lxvii.
and
was
crowned
the
.xxv.
daye
of
Decembre
then
nexte
folowyng
/
&
dyed
the
.ix.
daye
of
Septembre
/
and
reygned
x●
.
yeres
.
●i
.
monethes
and
.xxii.
dayes
/
and
is
buryed
at
Cane
in
Normandye
in
the
same
monastery
/
wherof
he
was
foundour
/
som
bokes
say
that
wyllyam
conquerour
dyed
the
xi
.
day
of
Septembre
.
4.
Wyllyam
Rufus
the
conquerours
sonne
beganne
to
reygne
the
.ix.
daye
of
Septembre
the
yere
of
grace
.
M
.
lxxxxvii
.
and
was
crowned
the
.xxvii.
day
of
Septembre
next
folowynge
/
&
dyed
the
fyrste
day
of
Auguste
the
yere
of
grace
.
M.
C.
and
so
reygned
.xxii.
yeres
.xi.
monethes
and
.xvii.
dayes
/
and
is
buryed
at
wynchestre
/
and
this
kynge
made
the
great
a●le
at
westmynster
and
perfourmed
the
buyldyng
of
the
towre
of
London
/
which
Iulius
Cesar
began
/
and
the
kynge
of
Scottes
dyd
homage
vnto
hym
.
5.
Henry
the
fyrst
of
that
name
brother
to
Wyllyam
Rufus
began
his
reygne
the
fyrst
day
of
August
the
yere
of
grace
M.
C.
and
was
crowned
the
.v.
daye
of
Auguste
next
folowyng
/
and
dyed
the
secounde
daye
of
Decembre
/
and
reygned
xxxv
.
yeres
.iiii.
monethes
and
.xi.
dayes
And
is
buryed
at
Redynge
.
And
in
the
tyme
of
this
kyng
beganne
the
ordre
of
chanons
and
the
ordre
of
templets
.
6.
Stephen
sone
to
Henry
the
fyrst
began
his
reygne
the
secounde
day
of
Decembre
the
yere
of
grace
.
M.
C
.xxxv.
And
was
crowned
the
.xxvi.
daye
of
Decembre
nexte
folowynge
.
And
dyed
the
.xxv.
daye
of
Octobre
.
And
reygned
.xix.
yeres
.xi.
monethes
/
and
.xix.
dayes
.
And
is
buryed
at
Feuersham
.
7.
Henry
the
secounde
sone
of
Maude
Empresse
and
of
Geffray
plantagenet
Erie
of
Ange●y
began
his
reygne
the
.xxv.
daye
of
Octobre
/
the
yere
of
grace
.
M
.liiii.
And
was
crowned
the
.xx.
daye
of
Iulye
.
And
reygned
.xxxiiii.
yeres
.ix.
monethes
/
&
two
dayes
.
And
is
buryed
at
Fountuerard
in
Normandye
.
And
in
the
tyme
of
this
kynge
was
founde
the
sem●les
cote
of
our
lorde
.
And
in
the
tyme
of
this
kynge
was
slayne
Thomas
archebyshop
of
Canterbury
.
8.
Rycharde
the
fyrste
sone
of
Henry
the
secounde
beganne
his
reygne
the
.v.
daye
of
Iuly
the
yere
of
grace
.
M.
C.
lxxxi●
.
And
was
crowned
the
thyrde
daye
of
Septembre
nexte
folowynge
.
And
dyed
the
.vi.
day
of
Apryl
.
And
reygned
.ix.
yeres
.ix.
monethes
/
and
.xxii.
dayes
.
And
is
buryed
at
Fountuerarde
in
Normandye
.
And
in
the
tyme
of
●his
kynge
the
Iues
were
slayne
and
bannyshed
out
of
Englande
.
9.
Iohan
brother
to
the
sayd
Rychard
began
his
reygne
the
.vi.
day
of
Apryll
/
the
yere
of
grace
.
M.
C
.xcix.
And
was
crowned
the
.xxvi.
daye
of
Iuly
nexte
folowyng
.
And
dyed
the
.xix.
daye
of
Octobre
.
And
reygned
,
xvii
.
yeres
&
.vii.
monethes
.
And
is
buryed
at
worcestre
.
And
in
the
tyme
of
this
kynge
the
royalme
was
interdyted
.
And
the
cyte
of
London
with
a
great
multytude
of
men
burned
.
And
in
the
tyme
of
this
kyng
began
the
ordres
of
freres
/
minors
/
carmelytes
/
&
preachers
/
that
is
to
wyte
/
grey
/
whyte
/
and
blacke
.
And
the
kynge
of
Scottes
dyd
homage
vnto
hym
.
And
this
kynge
graunted
that
he
and
all
his
successours
shulde
be
trybutaryes
vnto
my
lorde
the
pope
/
payeng
yerely
for
Englande
.lxx.
markes
and
for
Irelande
two
hundred
.
10.
Henry
the
thyrde
sone
of
kyng
Iohan
began
his
reygne
the
.xviii.
daye
of
Octobre
/
the
yere
of
grace
.
M.
CC
.xvii.
And
was
crowned
the
.xvi.
daye
of
Iuly
next
folowyng
.
And
dyed
the
.xvi.
day
of
the
moneth
of
Nouembre
.
And
reygned
lvi
.
yeres
.vi.
monethes
&
xxviii
.
dayes
.
And
lyeth
buryed
at
westmynster
.
And
in
the
tyme
of
this
kynge
began
the
pylgrymage
to
Bromeholme
.
And
in
the
tyme
of
this
kynge
sayncte
Thomas
of
Canterbury
&
sayncte
wolstane
of
worcestre
were
translated
.
And
this
kynge
in
the
.xxii.
yere
of
his
reygne
made
his
fyrste
voyage
into
Gascoygne
and
his
ii
.
voyage
in
the.
xxv
yere
of
his
reygne
.
11.
Edwarde
the
fyrst
son
of
Henry
the
thyrde
began
to
reygne
the
.xvi.
daye
of
Nouembre
the
yere
of
grace
.
M.
CC
.lxxii.
And
was
crowned
the
.ix.
daye
of
Auguste
next
folowynge
.
And
dyed
the
vii
.
daye
of
Iuly
.
And
reygned
.xxxiiii.
yeres
.viii.
monethes
and
.ix.
dayes
.
And
is
buryed
at
westmynster
.
12.
Edwarde
the
secounde
his
sone
began
to
reygne
the
.vii.
daye
of
Iuly
the
yere
of
our
lord
▪
M.
CCC
.vii.
And
was
crowned
the
.xxiiii.
daye
of
Februarye
next
folowynge
.
And
dyed
the
.xxv.
daye
of
Ianuary
.
And
reygned
.xix.
yeres
vii
.
monethes
and
.vi.
dayes
.
And
lyeth
buryed
at
Gloucestre
.
13.
Edwarde
the
thyrde
sone
to
the
secounde
Edwarde
began
his
reygne
the
xxv
.
day
of
Ianuary
the
yere
of
our
lord
M.
CCC
.xxvi.
And
was
crowned
the
secounde
daye
of
February
nexte
folowynge
.
And
dyed
the
.xxi.
daye
of
Iune
.
And
reygned
.
L.
yeres
.v.
monethes
and
vii
.
dayes
.
And
lyeth
buryed
at
westmynster
.
This
kyng
vanqu●shed
the
Scottes
at
Halydon
hyll
/
in
whiche
battayll
he
●●ewe
xxxv
.
thousande
/
and
after
he
toke
the
towne
and
castell
of
Berwyke
.
And
after
he
obtayned
the
vyctorye
vpon
the
french
men
in
the
●●●el
of
Sluys
where
he
slewe
.xxx.
M.
of
them
.
14.
Rycharde
the
secounde
sone
of
Edwarde
/
that
was
prynce
of
wales
&
sone
to
Edwarde
the
thyrde
/
was
borne
hauyng
no
skynne
/
and
therfore
was
kept
vp
in
ghote
skynnes
/
began
his
reygne
the
.xxi.
daye
of
Iune
the
yere
of
grace
M.
CCC
.lxxvii.
And
was
crowned
the
xvi
.
daye
of
Iuly
next
folowynge
.
And
dyed
the
.xxix.
daye
of
Septembre
.
And
reygned
.xxii.
yeres
.iiii.
monethes
and
two
dayes
.
And
is
buryed
at
westmynster
/
&
durynge
the
reygne
of
this
kynge
one
Iacke
straw
accompanyed
with
m●ny
other
rebelles
of
Rent
made
an
insurreccion
in
the
realme
.
And
in
his
tyme
also
began
the
opinions
of
Iohan
wy●lefe
.
15.
Henry
the
fourth
so●e
to
Iohan
of
Gaunt
duke
of
Lancastre
beganne
his
reygne
the
.xxix.
daye
of
Septembre
the
yere
of
our
lorde
.
M.
CCC
.
lxxxxix
.
And
was
crowned
the
.xiii.
daye
of
Octobre
nexte
folowyng
.
And
dyed
the
.xx.
day
of
Marche
.
A●d
reygned
.xiii.
yeres
.v.
monethes
and
.xviii.
dayes
.
And
is
buryed
at
Canterbury
.
16.
Henry
the
.v.
son
to
the
said
Henry
began
his
reygne
the
.xx.
day
of
March
the
yere
of
our
lorde
.
M.
CCCC
.xii.
And
was
crowned
the
.ix.
day
of
August
next
folowyng
.
And
dyed
the
.xxxi.
daye
of
August
/
and
reygned
.ix.
yeres
.v.
monethes
and
.xxiiii.
dayes
.
And
is
butyed
at
westmynster
.
And
in
the
tyme
of
this
kynge
there
was
an
insurreccion
of
lorlardes
made
agaynst
hym
in
a
place
called
fyckettes
felde
/
but
they
were
taken
and
hanged
.
And
lykewyse
in
his
tyme
the
dolphyn
of
Fraunce
in
decision
sent
hym
a
tonne
full
of
reuys
balles
into
Englande
.
And
not
longe
after
duryng
his
reygne
was
the
battayll
of
Agyncourt
/
at
the
which
a
great
multitude
of
french
men
were
slayne
.
17.
Henry
the
.vi.
son
of
Henry
the.
b.
began
his
reygne
the
.xxxi.
daye
of
August
the
yere
of
grace
.
M.
CCCC
xxii
.
And
was
crowned
the
.vi.
day
of
Nouembre
the
yere
of
grace
.
M.
CCCC
.xxiii.
And
dyed
the
fourth
day
of
Marche
the
yere
of
our
lorde
.
M.
CCCC
.ix.
And
so
reygned
.xxxviii.
yeres
.vi.
monethes
and
xvii
.
dayes
.
And
lyeth
buryed
at
wyndezor
.
And
in
the
.xxv.
yere
of
this
kynge
the
parlyament
was
bolden
at
S.
Edmondes
Buty
in
Suthfolke
where
Humfrey
duke
of
Elocestre
was
put
to
death
.
And
be
beyng
but
an
enfaunt
was
crowned
kynge
of
Fraunce
at
Parys
.
18.
Edwarde
the
fourthe
beganne
his
reygne
the
fourth
day
of
Marche
in
the
yere
of
our
lorde
.
M.
CCCC
.lx.
And
was
crowned
the
.xxvi.
day
of
Iune
next
folowyng
/
and
dyed
the
.ix.
day
of
Apryl
And
so
reygned
.xxii.
yeres
one
moneth
&
.viii.
dayes
/
&
is
buryed
at
wyndezor
.
19.
Edwarde
the
.v.
sonne
to
Edwarde
the
fourth
began
his
reygne
the.
i●
.
day
of
Apryl
/
the
yere
of
our
lord
.
M.
CCCC
lxxxiii
.
and
was
neuer
crowned
.
And
so
his
reygne
dured
but
two
monethes
&
xviii
.
dayes
/
and
dyed
in
the
towre
of
London
.
20.
Kycharde
the
thyrde
duke
of
Gloucestre
beganne
his
reygne
the
.xxii.
daye
of
Iune
the
yere
of
our
lorde
.
M.
CCCC
.lxxxii.
And
was
crowned
the
.vi.
daye
of
Iulye
nexte
folowynge
.
And
was
slayne
at
the
battell
of
Bosworth
the
.xxii.
day
of
the
moneth
of
August
/
the
yere
of
grace
.
M.
CCCC
lxxxvi
.
And
so
reygned
two
yeres
two
monethes
and
fyue
dayes
.
And
is
buryed
at
Leycestre
.
21.
Henry
the
seuenth
of
that
name
erle
of
Rychmonde
beganne
his
reygne
the
xxii
.
daye
of
Auguste
in
the
yere
of
our
lord
.
M.
CCCC
.lxxxv.
And
was
crowned
the
.xxx.
day
of
October
next
folowynge
.
And
dyed
the
.xxi.
day
of
Apryl
the
yere
of
grace
.
M.
CCCCC
.ix.
And
so
reygned
.xxiii.
yeres
.viii.
monethes
and
vii
.
dayes
.
In
the
thyrde
yere
of
his
reygne
be
obtayned
the
victorye
in
battell
besydes
Newer●e
agaynste
the
erle
of
Lyncolne
and
Martyn
swart
.
And
in
the
.xii.
yere
of
his
reygne
he
ouercam
the
comons
of
Cornewal
in
Blackbeth
felde
.
And
the
same
yere
he
toke
one
Parken
warbeck
which
sclaunderously
and
●●aytorously
named
hymselfe
the
secound
sone
of
kynge
Edwarde
the
fourth
/
but
afterwarde
the
same
Parken
and
his
mayster
were
both
hanged
at
Tyburne
for
theyr
treason
.
22.
Henry
the
eyght
began
his
moste
gracyous
reygne
the
.xxi.
day
of
Apryll
/
in
the
yere
of
our
lorde
.
M.
CCCCC
.ix.
And
was
crowned
the
.xxiiii.
daye
of
the
moneth
of
Iune
next
ensuyng
whose
moste
fortunate
and
prosperous
reygne
almyghtye
God
of
his
greate
goodnes
longe
contynue
.
¶
Finis
.
¶
Here
ensuyth
a
table
for
the
boke
after
the
ordre
of
the
Alphabete
.
-
Abiuracyon
Folio
.
115.
-
Able
and
not
able
.
folio
.
110.
-
Accessorye
folio
.
35.
-
Account
.
folio
.
27.
47.
151.
-
Accusacion
folio
.
7.
-
Ad
quod
damnum
folio
.
170.
-
Age.
folio
.
48.
51.
92.
-
Ayde
of
the
kynge
.
folio
.
140.
141.
-
Aiornement
.
folio
.
4.
83.
-
Alienacion
.
folio
.
51.
135.
-
Allowance
.
folio
.
41.
-
Amercyament
.
folio
.
5.
26.
27.
38.
-
Admesurement
.
folio
.
68.
69.
-
Appelle
.
folio
.
8.
54.
75.
-
Approuementes
.
folio
.
12.
217.
-
Armoure
.
folio
.
114.
-
Arestes
.
folio
.
33.
158.
-
Assyse
.
folio
.
4.
41.
77.
80.
83.
-
Attachement
.
folio
.
14.
-
Atteynt
.
folio
.
45.
49.
-
Attorney
.
fol.
14.
53.
73.
127.
138.
47.
-
Aduouson
.
folio
.
65.
-
Audiendo
et
terminando
.
folio
.
83.
B.
-
Bankes
and
Brydges
.
folio
.
5.
-
Bally●es
.
folio
.
7.
89.
177.
-
Bar●s
of
the
eschequer
.
folio
.
125.
127.
-
Bastardy
.
folio
.
17.
-
Benche
of
the
kynge
.
folio
.
187.
-
Bigamy
.
folio
.
141.
C.
-
Castellaynes
.
folio
.
5.
33.
-
Cessauit
.
folio
.
52.
78.
-
Chalenge
.
folio
.
177.
-
Champertie
.
fo.
41.
99.
110.
123.
179.
188.
-
Chapyters
.
folio
.
41.
-
Charter
of
pardon
.
folio
.
54.
-
Certificacyon
.
folio
.
82.
-
Chauncerye
.
folio
.
79.
-
Chimynage
.
folio
.
13.
-
Churchyardes
.
folio
.
104.
-
Clergie
&
clerkes
.
folio
.
5.
28.
32.
117.
-
Collusion
.
folio
.
54.
-
Comen
plee
.
folio
.
4.
147.
-
Compos
mentis
.
folio
.
135.
-
Conspiracie
.
folio
.
123.
179.
188.
-
Consultacion
.
folio
.
159.
-
Contra
formam
collacionis
.
fol.
93.
-
Contra
formam
feoffamen
2.
fol.
22.
-
Coperceners
.
folio
.
2.
154.
148.
-
Croppe
.
fol.
14.
-
Corrodie
.
folio
.
116.
-
Coroners
.
folio
.
34.
160.
-
Crowne
.
folio
.
5.
-
Cosynage
.
folio
.
78.
-
Counter
plee
of
voucher
.
folio
.
48.
129.
-
Countie
.
folio
.
8.
-
Crosses
.
folio
.
86.
-
Cui
in
vita
.
folio
.
52.
61.
D.
-
Damages
.
folio
.
14.
23.
50.
-
Darreyn
presentment
.
folio
.
4.
-
Daye
.
folio
.
14.
145.
-
Dette
to
the
kynge
.
folio
.
3.
5.
-
Dette
.
folio
.
74.
106.
-
Dysceyte
.
folio
.
42.
-
Dysseson
with
force
.
folio
.
45.
-
Distresse
.
fol.
5.
19.
20.
25.
27.
36.
37.
89.
123.
189.
115.
-
Dower
.
folio
.
3.
14.
49.
58.
86.
-
Disperagment
.
folio
.
3.
E.
-
Eleccyons
.
folio
.
33.
116.
189.
-
Embrasours
.
folio
.
188.
-
Entre
.
folio
.
29.
53.
62.
-
Escape
.
folio
.
32.
-
Eschequer
.
folio
.
151.
-
Eschete
.
folio
.
6.
136.
137.
-
Escuage
.
folio
.
9.
-
Essoyne
.
folio
.
25.
27.
47.
53.
54.
75.
77.
82.
155.
-
Estretes
.
folio
.
154.
124.
-
Estripament
.
folio
.
55.
-
Excepcion
.
folio
.
84.
-
Excommunicacion
.
folio
.
114.
116.
-
Execucion
.
77.
96.
-
Executors
.
folio
.
78.
-
Exempcion
.
folio
.
25.
-
Extorsion
.
folio
.
42.
43.
F.
-
False
iudgement
.
folio
.
27.
-
Fayre
pledyng
.
folio
.
24.
33.
-
Fees
of
the
courte
.
folio
.
41.
-
Felonie
.
folio
.
158.
-
Felons
goodes
&
landes
.
folio
.
137.
-
Ferme
.
folio
.
189.
-
Fyne
to
the
kynge
folio
.
6.
-
Fynes
.
folio
.
124.
127.
163.
-
Foren
.
folio
.
40.
44.
-
Forest
.
folio
.
10.
158.
-
Forstallers
.
folio
.
168.
-
Franke
plege
.
folio
.
8.
110.
G.
-
Gauelkynde
.
folio
.
137.
-
Gayle
delyuere
.
folio
.
125.
-
Golde
smythes
.
folio
.
190.
H.
-
Hawkes
.
folio
.
12.
-
Homage
.
folio
.
94.
95.
138.
148.
-
Hostery
.
folio
.
102.
-
Houses
of
religion
.
folio
.
30.
28.
110.
-
Hundredars
.
folio
.
147.
I.
-
Inquestes
.
folio
.
56.
101.
-
Indicauit
.
folio
.
144.
-
Ioyntenauncie
.
folio
.
142.
-
Irelande
.
folio
.
149.
-
Issues
.
folio
.
90.
91.
124.
-
Iuris
vtrum
.
folio
.
79.
89.
188.
-
Iurour
.
folio
.
27.
84.
118.
-
Iustice
.
folio
.
19.
20.
39.
-
Iustices
in
eyre
.
fol.
26.
27.
73.
150.
-
Iustices
of
assyse
.
folio
.
83.
175.
-
Iustices
of
both
benches
.
folio
.
48.
K.
-
Knyghtes
.
folio
.
165.
L.
-
Landes
of
felons
.
folio
.
137.
-
Leape
yere
.
folio
.
171.
-
Lyberties
.
fol.
1.
4.
13.
30.
117.
-
Limytacion
.
folio
.
7.
45.
98.
-
Lyuerey
.
folio
.
146.
190.
-
London
.
folio
.
54.
55.
164.
-
Lordes
.
folio
.
8.
25.
70.
88.
M.
-
Maynpryse
.
folio
.
36.
124.
-
Marchauntes
.
folio
.
7.
105.
181.
-
Marshalsie
.
folio
.
186.
187.
-
Meane
.
folio
.
70.
-
Mordauncetor
.
folio
.
4.
25.
53.
64.
-
Mortmayne
.
folio
.
8.
85.
100.
109.
-
Murage
.
folio
.
42.
-
Murder
.
folio
.
28.
54.
N.
-
N●
iniuste
vexes
.
folio
.
4.
-
Nisi
prius
.
folio
.
83.
126.
131.
-
Non
clayme
.
folio
.
59.
-
Nusance
.
folio
.
79.
-
Nexte
frende
.
folio
.
17.
26.
76.
O.
-
Offycers
.
folio
.
42.
-
Ordynaryes
.
folio
.
77.
P.
-
Panell
.
folio
.
188.
-
Parkes
&
warrens
.
folio
.
18.
39.
158.
-
Payne
harde
&
stray●e
.
folio
.
35.
-
Peers
of
the
realme
.
folio
.
5.
7.
-
Pyllory
.
folio
.
156.
-
Plegges
.
folio
.
3.
-
Pryson
&
prysoners
.
folio
.
358.
-
Prerogatyue
of
the
kyng
.
folio
.
133.
-
Precipe
in
capite
.
folio
.
6.
-
Primer
season
.
folio
.
133.
-
Priuylege
.
folio
.
95.
-
Proces
.
folio
.
27.
74.
172.
189.
-
Prohybicyon
.
fo.
120.
121.
113.
114.
115.
-
Proteccion
.
folio
.
162.
-
Purgacion
.
folio
.
32.
-
Purpresture
.
folio
.
141.
-
Purlyewe
.
folio
.
178.
-
Purueyours
.
-
fol.
6.
30.
43.
169.
185.
Q.
-
Quart
impedit
.
folio
.
14
.lxv.
-
Quarentin
.
folio
.
3.
-
Quod
e●deforciat
.
folio
.
64.
-
Quod
permittat
folio
.
79.
-
Quo
warranto
.
folio
.
149.
174.
R.
-
Rape
.
folio
.lv.
86.
-
Rauyshement
of
warde
.
folio
.
8.
7.
-
Recordes
.
folio
.
70.
-
Redysseson
.
folio
.xv.
22.
82.
-
Releffe
.
folio
.
2.
138.
-
Repleuyn
.
folio
.
27.
37.
60.
-
Resceyte
folio
.
62.
-
Residens
.
folio
.
115.
-
Reasonable
ayde
.
folio
.
44.
-
Returne
of
shryues
&
bayllyfes
.
90.
132.
-
Retourne
of
beastes
.
folio
.
61.
-
Ryght
.
folio
.
6.
7.
47.
68.
-
Ryuers
.
folio
.
98.
-
Robbery
.
folio
.
101.
102.
186.
S.
-
Salmons
.
folio
.
98.
-
Scotall
.
folio
.
11.
-
Shryues
.
folio
.
38.
122.
126.
147.
-
Statute
marchaunt
.
fol.
105.
181.
-
Sturgeons
.
folio
.
136.
-
Suyte
.
folio
.
22.
-
Suspeccion
.
folio
.
103.
-
Swanymote
.
folio
.xi.
T.
-
Tayle
.
folio
.
58.
-
Tellers
of
new●tydynges
.
folio
.
43.
-
Tenauntes
in
comen
.
folio
.
78.
-
Tenaunt
by
the
courtesie
.
folio
.
58.
-
Tenure
.
folio
.
100.
-
Tolle
.
folio
.
42.
-
Tourne
of
shrynes
.
fo.
8.
14.
75.
-
Trespas
.
folio
.
18.
30.
39.
53.
86.
V.
-
Vacacions
folio
.viii.
-
wager
of
lawe
.
folio
.
7.
-
warrante
.
folio
.li.
141
.lxviii.
92.
-
warde
.
folio
.
2.
3.
7
.xvi.
xxi
.
40.
49
.lxxvii.
and
.lxxxvii.
-
waste
.
folio
.
2.
3
.xvi.
40
.lii.
lxxvi
.lxxviii.
C
ixvi
.
C
x●
.
-
watches
.
folio
.
C
ii
.
-
weyghtes
and
measures
.
folio
.
6.
C
xi
.
C
l.
C
lvi
.
-
weres
.
folio
.v.
vi
.
-
wedowes
.
folio
.
3.
14.
134.
-
Vyewe
.
folio
.
99.
-
wytnesse
.
folio
.
C
xxxi
.
-
women
caryed
away
.
folio
.lxxxvi.
-
Voucher
.
Loke
in
counter
plee
.
-
wrecke
.
folio
.
32.
C
xxxvi
.
-
wryttes
.
folio
.
53.
C
lxxxvii
.
-
●●●ry
.
folio
.xvi.
-
●●larie
.
folio
.x.
¶
Finis
.
¶
Thus
endyth
the
boke
called
Magna
Carta
/
translated
out
of
Latyn
&
Frenshe
into
Englyshe
/
by
George
Ferrerz
.
⸫
Imprynted
at
London
in
Fletestrete
/
by
me
Robert
Redman
/
dwellyng
at
the
sygne
of
the
George
/
nexte
to
Saynt
Dunstones
church
.
¶
Cum
priuilegio
Re
galj
.
printer's or publisher's device
R.
Redman
.