Excerpt from The Statutes at Large, From the Fifth Year of King Edward the Fourth, to the End of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth, Vol. 2: To Which Is Prefixed, a Table of the Titles of All the Publick and Private Statutes During That Time

Wine 'and tboloufe-woad {hall be brought in this Realm in Engli J Shipsoonly. Concerning the buying of Woolls. J 12. Alljuftict-s {hall execute their Commi¿ions, redrefs Dil'orders', and-maintain the 13. Yvho¿aall be admitted to have the Benefit pf Clergy. I4. Writings 05 any Parcel of the Earldo'm of Mart/ya, {hall be fealed with the Great Seal. X. An'aft. Authorizing the Mayor. Of. London to be Con fiféwator in'fall Breaches and Overflowingsof the River of Tbamer, -~as well as within the fame Riven. 16. An Aft prohibiting the taking of more Farms than One in ithe'iiflie o{ h id k r he eir o e n he e, ' 0 inc an'ds b 711i ht 7service, {hall be in g O y g 18., aguinft forging'an'd counterfeiting of Gold and Silver fo'reign'coinsz' 9. For maintaining Houfes of Hur'bandry. 20. The Profecution of Aftions popular by Collufion {hallhbe no Bar to thofe which {hall profeeute in good air 21. For the Prefervatilon of the Breed and Fry of Fifhi in the'hax'ien'of Orfbrd in 'the County of Sufi/.4. 22., touching Broiderers, andvezzice Gold.a 23. Againft tlie'earryi'n'g of Gold andsilver'iover the Sea. 24. How' Fi'ne' levied'before the: Jufiiees of the Common Pleas {hall be proclaimed and read, and who iball be bound thereby.

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