3. Capitulo 10. ☞ Also that no maÌ„ bye wolle by the wordes good packynge or by other wordes lyke wole packynge vppon payne that is to say the broker to haue enprysonment of halfe a yere the byer to make fyne after the quaniytie of the trespas to the kynge and the partie that fynteth him grâ—ued by the sayde bargayne shal haue double damages of that he hath suffered by the sayde occasyen The statute therof is Anno decimotertiv Richardi secundi Capi. 9. ¶ Also yf watche be kepte in euery towne accordinge to the statut of wynchester watch to be kepe the which wyll that they shall be kepte from the Assenesyon vnto Myghelmas and that euery Cytye shall haue syxe men euery boroughe and ports two men and euery other Towne syre men in the hoole and they shall watche from sonne to soune and yf there come any straunger by theÌ„ they haue power to arrest him tyl the morowe and yf they fynde hym of good name and fame they maye lette hym goo Vide Staturum Wynchest ☞ Also that euery man shal haue arraye accordyng to his degre Iranâ— in defeÌ„ce of the realmâ— in the defence of the Realme and that euery man betwene .xl. and .xv. shal be sworne to haue competent atrâ—ye with in him that is to saye a man of .xl. li. lyuelode and goodes to the value of rl marke an habergyn salet speare swerde and hors A man of .x. li lande and goodes to the value of xr marke and habergyn saleâ— speare swearde ¶ And a maÌ„ of and C. sÌ„ of laÌ„de a speare vow arrowes and swearde A man of .xl s of lande and aboue two C. sÌ„ of lande bowe arrowes soeare and sworde A man vnder the value of rl s. of landes and goodes vnder the value of xr markes gysermes and other smalle weayons And they without the forest bowes and arrowes And they within the forest bowes and pelleâ—tes The statute therof is wynchester Cap. vl Agaynst puruâ—yours ☞ Also that no putueyour nor other man by more corne to the quarter than eyght busshelles by the borde vpon payne of imprysonement of a yerâ— and to forsayte an C. s. to the kynge and an C. s. to the partye and that as often as any of them be therof atteynted and the statute therof is An. 1. H. 5. Cap. vlter ¶ Also of them that surmyt them selfe to be the kynges takers or purueyours Surmitting purueyours haue no wrytynge vnder the Kynges seale prouynge the some for the lawe wyll no man shal be the Kynges taker or purueyour but yf he haue wrytynge vnder the kynges seale the wrytynge shal make mencion what thynge he shal take who that doth the contrary is a Felon statutuÌ„ Anno. 25. Ed. 3. Capi. 1. ¶ Also yf any taker Bieng of shepâ— purueyour or byet take mo shepe before the tyme of sheryng but as may resonably suffyce tyll the tyme of sherynge not after that tyme but as many shepe shorne as may resonably suffyce theÌ„ for the tyme to come be therof atteyted at the suyt of the kyng or of the party it shal be done of him as of a theiâ— or a robber the statute is an 25. E. 3. Capi. 15. ¶ Also if any purueyour surmit that he byeth it to the Kynges vse and after tourneth it to his owne vse it is felonye the statute therof iâ— An. 36. E. 3. Capi. 3. ¶ Also that no purueyour shall set pryce hym selfe but the bayly or coÌ„stable with .iiii. honest men with them shall sette the pryce and yf be do contrarye it is selony the statute therof is An. 5. Ed. 3. Capi. 2. ¶ Also yf any purueyour or taker take any thynge of the somme of .xl. s. or vnder and paynat in hande the statute wyll that he shal lose his offyce and paê‘e as muche to the party grâ—ued as commeth to the value of the thynge so takeÌ„ the statute therof is An. 2. H. 4. Ca. 14. ☞ Also of al those that gyueth any lyueryes to any other men than to his maynyall seruantes and learned counsel of the one lawe and of the other Lyuetye But by equyte of the same a bayly 〈◊〉 a receyuont be excepte the partie that gyuethe lyueryes shal forfayte an C. s. 〈◊〉 the taker .xl. s. and he that wyll sue shall haue the one halte of the forfayture the statute therof is An. octauo Henrici serti Cap. quarto ¶ Also of them that hauke or hunte in other mennes warrannes Hunderâ— and take theyr conyes fesaunce or patriches Also that no artifyces labourer or other lay man whiche hath nat laÌ„des or tenementes to the value of tortye shyllynges by yere Preest or other clerke whiche is nat aduaunced to the value of .x. li. by yere shal haue or kepe fâ—oÌ„ hensforth any grayhouÌ„de hounde or other dogge for to hunte or fyrettes heyes nettes harepypes cordes or other ingyns to take or dystroye deare hares or conyes or other gentylmennes game on payne of one yeres imprysonment the statute therof is An. 13. R. 2. Cap. 13. ☞ Also of them that hunte by nyght HuÌ„tynge by upght or with visers or with taces paynted or otherwyse disguysed to the intenis that they wolde nat be knowen and yf they counsel the sayd huntyng or any persone that was with them defectyus it is felonye and yf the sayde hunters confesse the trouth it is but trespas agaynst the kynge and fynable An. 1.1 H. 7. Cap. 7. ¶ Also yf any person that hath no parke 〈◊〉 his owne kepe or cause to be kepte any deaâ—â— hayce or â—uckestalles the payne is to forfayâ—◠〈◊〉 li. for euery moneth And no person shaâ—â— stalke or cause any other to stalke with aâ—â—â— busshe or deaâ— to any deare without lycenâ—â— of the owner may â—er of the game or kepetâ— exc pâ—eâ—â— be in his owne grounde vpon paynâ— of r li. and euery personne mâ—ye sewe for thâ—â—â— sayd forfayture by action of Deâ—â—e wherin 〈◊〉 wager of lawe effoyne nor protection shal lyâ— â–ª And Iuâ—ices of peace haue power to examiâ—â— the premysses and the partyes founde in defaulte to commytte to prysonne â—yll they hauâ— founde suretyeâ— to paye tâ—e sayâ—e forfaytes â–ª And those Juâ—â—yces to haue the .x. parte of thâ— forfayture for theyr laboure Anno. 19. Henriâ—â— teptinu Capi 11. ☞ Also yf any person or persones of whâ—â—â— estate Fynding of nowkâ—â— degre or condycyon they be trace dyâ—sirope or kyll any hate in the snowe with doggâ—â— bytche or otherwyse the fyne for euery suchâ— hare so kyâ—lâ—o is syxe s. eyght pens Anno. 14. et 15. H. 8. Capi. 10. ¶ Also yf any persone fynde any faucon thâ—â— is lost terceiet laner or lanerette or any othâ—â— hawke mayntenaunce he shall brynge hym 〈◊〉 the Shyryffe whiche shall make proclamacyon in all the good townes of the Shyre thâ—â— he hath suche a hawke in kepynge And yâ—â— the â—orde whiche hath loâ—â—e hym
of peace shal be sworne duely and without fauoure to kepe and put in erecucyon all the statutes and ordinauÌ„ce touchynge their offyces Anno. 13. R. 2. Capi. 7. Forcyble entre ☞ Yf any man enter into landes and tenemenâ—es and kepe them with force the Iustyce of peace after they be complayned vnto shall take with them the power of the shyre go to the place where entre was made with force yf they fynde any that holdeth suche place forcybly the Iustyce shal comytte them to the next Gaole there to abyde as conuycte by the Recorde of the same Iustyces or Iustyce vnto the tyme they haue made fyne and raaÌ„some to the kynge and that the shyre as well the Shyryffe as other shall be attendaunt to the sayde Iustyices of peace to go and streagth the sayde Iustyces to arreste mysdoers on payne of emprisonemeÌ„t and to make fine to the king And the same lawe and reason is for entres in to benefyces and offyces of the church the statutes is Anno. 15. R. 2. Capi. 2. ¶ It is agreed that the statut of Anno decimo quinto Ry. 2. of forcyble entre Statute of forcyble entre shal be holden in all poyntes And bycause the sayde Statute extendeth nat to entces into tenementes in peasyble maner after kepte with forte or yf those persons that entred by force be voyded gone before the Iustyces of the Peace come It is agreed that yf any make suche forcyble entre into landes or tenementes or kepe them forcyably that after complaynte made to the Iustices of peace they and euery of them haue power to enquere therof in conuenyent place by theyr discrecyon at the costes of the partyes greued and the persones that made suche forcyble entres shal be presented or voyded And the sayde Iustyces of peace shall make theyr warrantes preceptes dyrected to the shyriffe of the same shyre c. to do come before them suffycient and indiffereÌ„t persons that dwel nerest to the sayd tenementes to enquere of suche entres and euery one that shal be so empanelled before the sayde Iustycers shall haue landes and tenementes to the value of .xl. s. by the yere aboue the charges And the shyrif shal retourne issues vpon euery of them the fyrste daye of returne of the precept .xi. s. the ii daye .xl. s. the .iii. C. s. at euery day after double And yf the shyriffe or baylyfe of franches hauynge returne of the kynges wrytte be slacke make nat execucyon of the sayd preceptes he shall lose for eurry defaute .xx. li. and make fyne to the kynge and as well Iustycers of peace as Iustyces of Ass haue power to heare determyne such default neclygences of the sayd shyryffes baylyffes as well by byll at the suyte of the partie as by endytement taken for the kynge onely And yf the shyryffe or baylyffe be duelye atteint in this behalfe by endytement or byll he that wyll sue for hym selfe and the kynge shal haue the half of the forfayture of .xx. li. with hys costes and expences And that suche proces shal be made against them as in an accion of Trespas with force An. 8. H. 6. Cap. 9. Roytius assemble ¶ Where any ryot rout or asseÌ„ble of people is had agaynst the lawe two or thre of the Iustycers of the peace and the shyryffe or vndershyryffe shall take suche power of the shyre as shal be nede to arreste them and the same Iustices shyryffe vndershyriffe shal haue power to recorde the mater as they fynde it and the personnes beynge yll doers shaâ—be conuycte by theyr recorde And yf it happen the same yf doers to be departed before the Iustyces shyryffe and vndershyriffe come than they shal enquere therof within a moneth immâ—diatly after such ryotte assemble or route of the people so done and they shal heare determyne it accordynge to the lame of the lande and yf the verdyte he nat founde within a moneth they shall certyfye the kynge or hys couÌ„sel of all the circuÌ„stances within a moneth whiche certyfycat shal be of the same effecte as thoughe it had be fouÌ„de by twelue men And yf any mysdoers wyll trauers the mater than the certyfycat and the trauers shall be sente into the kynges Benthe there to be tried And the iustyce of peace dwel lynge most nere in any countye where any suche ryotte of people shal be here after togyther with the shyryffe or vndershyryffe of the same countyâ— and also the iustyces of Assyse for the tyme that they shal be there in theyr Sessyons in case that any suche ryotte assemble or route shal be made in theyr presence shall do executyon of the sayde Statute achâ— on payne to pay C. li. to the kyng as oft as they shal fauâ— to execute the same statute An. 13. H 4. Ca vlter ¶ Iustyces of the peace in euery shyre in two of theyr Sessyons holden bytwene Easter and Myghelmas shall make ê“clamacyon by theyr discrecyon after the derthe of vytayles howe much a mason a carpenter a tayler and other craftes men workmen laborers shal take by the day as well in Auguste as in other tymes of the yere with meate and drynke or without meate and drynke bytwene the two Sessyons aforesayde And that euery man obeye these proclamacions from tyme to tyme as a thyng made by statute And all vitaylers shal be take theyr wynnynge after the discrecion and limittacyon of the sayd iustices of the peace on payne to be greuously punysshed after the discrecion of the sayd iustyces of peace where no payne a force tyme hath ben limitted on the sayd vitaylers Anno. 13. R. 2. Capi. 8. Fugitiue laborce ¶ Iustyces of the peace haue power to sende theyr wryties for fugityue laborers to eche shyryffe of this realme of Englande and to make suche proces as the statute requereth to bryng them before theÌ„ to answere to our soueraygne lorde the kynge and to the parties of the contemptes and trespasses done contrary to the ordinaunce and statutes in that behalfe prouyded in lyke maner as the sayde Iustyces haue power to sende to any shyryffe for theues endâ—ted before them And also that all the statutes and ordynauÌ„ces of laborers seruantes artyfycers made in tyme past and nat repelled bâ— exemplyfyed vnder the great seale and sent to euery shyre of the realme of Englande to proclayme them in full countie and after this proclamacyon so made the shyryffe shall cause the same exeÌ„plifycacyon to him directed to be delyuered to the Iustyces of the peace or to one of them to remayn with the same Iustyces that be or shal be for the better putrynge of the Statutes and ordynaunce in execucyon And that Iustyces of peace in euery countye named of the Quorum be resseant within the same couÌ„tye excepte Lordes named in the commyssyon and also excepte Iustyces of the one henche of the other the chyefe baron of the Escheker
hath no lande whereupon he may occupy hym self with tyllyng and is requyred to serue and refuseth contrary to the lawe the lawe wyll that the Baylye and Constable and such as haue the rule haue auctoryte power to put them in warde there to abyde tyll they wyll be iustifyed and ordered by the lawe the statut therof is An. 23. Edwardi 3. Capitulo 1 Anno. 34. Edwardi 3. Capi. 11. ☞ Also yf there be any labourer Laborers deê‘rynge that departeth out of one hundreth vnto another or oute of one wapentake vnto another vnder the coloure of pylgremage without a letter patent vnder the Kynges seale prouynge that he departeth lawfully and that he goeth vpon pylgremage the statute therof is Anno. 12. Ri. 3. Ca. 3. and that no man kepe nor harburge no suche vagarauntes ouer a nyght but yf he be sycke eodem Anno. ¶ Also that no man able to serue or laboure begge Beggers but those that haue a specyall lycence of the Kynge except men of Relygyon and heremyttes approued hauynge letters testemonyals of theyr Ordinaryes and they that do thâ— contrarye shal be demeaned as laborers seruauntes departynge without lycence Anno. 21. R. 2. Capi. 6. ☞ Also those beggers that ben impotent to serue Beggers impotent shal be abydynge in those Cytyes and townes where they dwelled and nat to begge out therof but yf so be the Cities and townes may nat or wyl nat fynde them than they shall goo into some other Cyties and townes withe in the hundreth or wapentake or towne where they were before and the Statute therof is vt supra ¶ Iustyces of Peace of all and synguler the shyres of Englande Biggers shal as often as nede shal requyre deuyde them selues within the lymyttes of theyr commyssyons and make dilygent serche and enquerie of all aged poore and impotent persons compelled of necessytie to lyue by almes and after and vpon suche serche made shall enable to begge within the lymyttes of theyr deuisyons suche of the sayde impotent persons as they shall thynke conuenyente to lyue of the charytie and almes of the people and commaunde the sayde aged and impotent persons by them enabled that none of them begge without the lymyttes to them appoynted and shall regester and wrytte the names in a byll or rolle indenced of euery such aged and impotent personne the one parte to remayne with them selfe and the other in the kepynge of the Custos rocuâ—orum And by cause it is ouer longe here to resyte al that Iustyces of peace are bounde to do coÌ„cernynge aged poore impotent persons and stronge valyam beggers I referre them to the statute in that case prouyded Anno. 32. H. 8. Capi. 12. ¶ Also they that saye Soldyors takeÌ„ they were taken out of the Realme and there imprysoned shall bryng letter testymonyall of the Capitaynes where they were abydynge or of the Mayres or baylyffes where they aryued the same Mayres and Baylyffes shall enquyre with whom they haue dwelled and in what place theyr dwellynge is in Englandeâ— And that the same Mayres and Bailyffes make them letters patentes vnder the seale of theyr offyce testyfyenge the daye of theyr arryuynge and where they haue ben and to cause them to sweare to holde the ryght way towardes their countrey except they haue letters pateÌ„tes vnder the kynges great seale to do otherwyse Anno decimosecundo Richardi secundi Capi. 8. ¶ Also that no man giue almes to any person that is able to serue Almes 〈◊〉 vnder the payne of impresonment and the Statute therof is Anno. 23. Edwardi 3. Capi. 7. ¶ Also that no man set his sonne to craft but yf he may dyspende .xx. shyllynges by the yere Children to craft and he shulde haue a wrytynge vnder the seale of two Iustyces of the peace vnto the Mayre Baylyffe or wardeyne of the craft certifyenge that he may so dispende And that no man take any to the contrary vnder the payne of an hundreth shyllynges to be forfayt to the kynge and he that wyll sue shall haue the one halfe and the kynge the other halfe and also the couenaunt to be voyde and the statute therof iâ— Anno. 7. H. 4. Capi. 17. Hauigue stockes ¶ Also ye shall enquyre whethere euery towâ— shyppe haue theyr stockes for to punysshe trespassours that do agaynst the lawe in especâ— all them that wyll nat obey the statutes of labourers the payne of the townshyppe nat hauynge stockes is an C. sÌ„ the Statue therof iâ— Anno. Agaynste threshers 7. H. 4. Capi. 17. ¶ Also no man shall take for thresshynge of 〈◊〉 quarter of wheate or Rye but .ii. d. ob and foâ— a quarter of Bayley or Dotes .i. d. ob Also yâ— shall enquyre of those that refuse to serue in â—â—mer where they serued in wynter the statuâ— therof is Anno. 25. Ed. 3. Capi. 2. ☞ Also the lawe wyll For seruantes in harueste that yf any man nedâ— a seruaunte or labourer in haruest season thaâ— he maye come to the boroughe towne and thâ— apprentices and theyr maysters and the craftâ— men without they be of reputacyon of honoâ— shal be compelled to mowe reape and to do other laboures Also they that haue vsed thâ— craft of husbandry to the age of .xii. yere shaâ— nat go to no crafte afterwarde for the couâ—naunt by them made is voyce statutum Annâ— 12. R. 2. Capi. 5. ¶ Also yf any man requyre a seruant and pyâ—fer wages Wages atter the statute accordynge to the statute which wyll that the bayly of husbandrye shall haâ—â— xxiii s. iiii d. and vesture pryce .v. s. with meaâ— any drynke a chyef hyne carter barger and sheparde rx sÌ„ and vesture pryce foure sÌ„ with meate and drynke a commen seruante of husbaÌ„dre .xv. sÌ„ and vesture pryce .iii. s. foure pens with meate and drynke a woman .x. s. and vestues pryce foure sÌ„ with meate and drynke a chylde of the age of .xiiii. yere .vi. sÌ„ vestute pryce thre shyllynge with meate and drynke And yf any personne refuse to serue or laboure accordynge to the premysses the Iustyces of Peace haue power to commyte them to warde tyll they haue founde suertye to serue as well by enquire as by examynacion Statutum Anno. 23. H. 6. Cap. 13. ☞ Also yf any artifycer laborer Wages after the statute or seruauÌ„t refuss to serue accordynge to the statute made in the .vii. yere of the reygne of kynge Henry the eyght whiche wyll that no bayly of husbaÌ„dry shal take for his wages by the yere aboue .xxvi sÌ„ viii d. and tor his clothynge .v. sÌ„ with meate and drynke No chyefe hyne as a carter or a chyefe shepherde aboue .xx. sÌ„ by the yere and â–ª for his clothynge .v. s. with meate and drynke No comon seruant of husbandrys aboue .xvi. sÌ„ eyghtpens by the yere for his clothings .iiii. sÌ„ with meate and drynke No woman seruant aboue .x. s. by the yere
may dispende dy yere in the same countye .xx. li. in Fee Fee tayle or for terme of lyfe And he may nat let his offyce to ferme nor make a deputie yf it be nat such one for whom he wyll answere and he must gyue knowledge of the deputacyon to the Treasorer Barons of the Escheker within .xx. dayes after If the eschetour do otherwyse than is lymytted here he and his deputye that so wyll occupye vnder hym nat hauynge landes vt supra or nat makynge suche certifycat shall forfayte .xl. li. the one halfe to the Kynge and the other to hym that wyll sue by accion of Dette wherin no essoyne proteccyon nor wager of lawe shall lye Anno. 12. E. 3. Cap. 9. Takinge of HeroÌ„s ¶ Item yf any person slee or take or cause to be taken but in his owne grounde by meane crafte or ingyn but with hawkynge or with longe bowe any Herons vpon payne to forfayte for euery Heron so slayne or taken .vi. sÌ„ viii d. nor take any yonge Herons out of the neste withoute lycence of the owner of the grounde vpon payne to forfayte for euery Heron so taken out of the neste x sÌ„ And he that wyll may sue for it by accyon of Dette And .ii. Iustyces of the peace at their sessyons may examyne suche offender and yf he be fouÌ„de in defaulte to commyt hym to pryson tyll he haue founde suretie for the payment of the same for fayture to the kynge and the Iustyces so examynynge to haue the .x. parte for theyr labours Anno. 19. H. 7. Cap 11. ☞ Item that none gylde shethes nor mettall but syluer Gyldyng of shethes a mettal and the ornamentes of the churche and spurres for knyghtes and all the apparayle that longeth to a Baron and aboue that estate vpon payne of forfayture to the Kynge ten tymes as muche as the thynge that is gylded is in value and shall haue a yetes imprysonement and he that wyll sue for the Kynge shall haue the thyrde parte Anno. 8. Henrici 5. Capitulo vitimo ¶ Item yf the weares of ryuers be of reasonable bygnesse and nat to strayte so that the frye of fysshed be nat dystroyed Weares Anno. 17. Ri. 2 Capitulo nono ¶ Item yf any denysen bye wolles but of the owners of the shepe except in the stape or regrate wolles or other marchaundyse of the staple Bying of wolles vpon payne of forfayture of the thynge â—â—grated Anno. 14. R. 2. Capi. 4. ¶ Item yf any cary marchauÌ„dyse of the staple to any other place than to Calyce without lycence shal be punysshed as a felon excepte wolles that passe the stâ—aytes of Marocke the statute therof is Anno decimo octauo H. 6. Ca. 15 ¶ Also yf any bye wollen yarne that wyll nat make clothe therof 8. H. 6. Cap. 5. ☞ Also of brewers that sell ale or bye other wyse than occordynge to the pryce rated and set by the Iustyces of peace out of Cytie and townes corporate Brewes the payne is to forfayte of euery barrell syxe sÌ„ for euery kylderkin thre sÌ„ iiii d. and for euery fyrkyn ii sÌ„ and for euery vesseâ—l conteynynge greatter nombre or galons x. sÌ„ Anno. 23. H. 8. Cap 4. Sellers of wyne ¶ Item of them that shal attempt to sell any wynes in grosse or by retayle contrarye to the acte therof made God An. Cap. 7. Sellyng of horses to scorysmen ¶ Also of felonyes commytted in sellynge exchaungynge or delyuerynge of any horse geldynge or meare without the Kynges lycence to the vse of any Scotyssheman contraye to the acte therof made eod An. Cap. 16. Sowing of flare 〈◊〉 hempe ¶ Also of them that sowe nat yerely one xoode with flare seede or hempsede for euery forty acres whiche he or they shal happen to haue in occupacyon without fraude or couyne on payne to forfaite .iii. sÌ„ iiiii d. for euery .xl. acres whiche any persone shall haue in occupacyon Anno. 14. H. 8. Cap. 3. ¶ Also of them that kyll waynelynges contrarye to the acte therof made An. 24. H. 8. Ca. 9. Killing of choughs crowes 〈◊〉 tookes ¶ Also of them that offende agaynste the statute made to dystroye choughes crowes and tookes and of fermours and other that do nat accordynge to the same acte eodem Anno. Capitulo decimo ¶ Also of suche as commytte offences Apparel and 〈◊〉 forfayte contrarye to the statute made for râ—formacyon of excesse in apparell eodem Anno. Capitulo decimotertio Frye of fysshe ¶ Also of suche as offende contrarie to the effecte of an acte made agaynst kyllynge of yong spaume or frye of Eâ—les or salmon Anno. 15. H. 8. Capi 7. Wylde foule ¶ Also of them that offende agaynste the acte made to auoyde distruccyon of wylde foule eodem Anno. Capi. vndecimo Nombre of shepe ¶ Also of them that offende agaynst the acte lymyttynge what nombre of shepe menne shall kepe occupye and haue in theyr possyssyon at on tyme. eod An. Cap. 13. For ertinguyshing of the byshoppe of Rome ¶ Item of al offences contemptes and transgressyons commytted and done contrarye is the acte made to extynguysshe the auctorytie of the bysshop of Rome for they that offende shal incurre and ronne into the daungers penaltyes paynes and forfaytures ordeyned and prouyded by the statute of prouisyon and Premunire made in the syxtene yere of kynge Rycharde the seconde a gaynst suche as attempte ê“cure or make prouisyon to the see of Rome or els where for any thynge to the derogacyon or contrarye to the prerogatyue royall or iurisdiccion of the crowne and dignite of thyâ— realme And the Iustyces of the peace shall certifye euery presentment afore them hadde oâ— made hefore the Kynge in hys benche withâ—â— xl dayes nexte after any suche presentmentâ— had or made yf the terme be then open yf nat than the fyrste daye of the terme nexte folowynge the sayde .xl. dayes vpon payne that euery Iustyce of assyse or peace before whom suche presentmeÌ„t shal be made makynge defaute of suche certifycat shal lose and forfayte forty pouÌ„de to the Kynges hyghnes Anno. visecimo octauo Henrici octaui Capi. 10. ¶ Also of them that sel wynes aboue the pryce â—ymytted by the Statute that is Gaskoyne Wynes Guyon or Frenche wynes aboue .viii. pens the galon that is to saye a peny the pynte .ii. pens â—he quart foure pens the pottell and .viii peÌ„s the galon the forfayture is for euery pynte solde aboue the sayde pryce foure d. for euery quart â—yght pens for euery pottell twelue pens and for euery galon so solde aboue the sayde pryce two shyllynges And that no malmeseys româ—â—ys sackes nor other swete wynes shall be â—olde by retayle aboue .xii. pens the galon .vi. d. â—he pottell .iii. d. the quart and .i. d. ob the pynt â—pon payne to lose and forfayte .iii. sÌ„ iiii d. for â—uery galon .xx. d. for euery pottell .xii. d. for eueâ—y quart