A. D. 1300. Anno vicefimo octavo Bdwarih I. Stat. 47 Ex Rot. in Tuir. Lond. croys ne fcrmail crois qe nu! ne mette pere en or -ft ii ne Ml natufele. Qe taillurs de amans e de feals qe il reridcnt a chelcuny fon poys dargent e dor aufi avant come il le poent faver fur leur leaute e les jueus dor qii tint entre meins de viele overe, qil fen deliverent a pluftdft qil poent e fil acha- tent defore en avant de meifme cele overe qil le achatent'pur depefcer e ne mie pur revendre e en totes les bones viles dEngleterre ou y a orfeures qil facent meifmes les eftatutz qe ceus de Loundres fount e qe un viegne de chefcune vile pur touz a ! Loundres de querre lour certain turhe. E fi nul ©rfeure foit atteint qe autrement le face qe defus He eft ordene foit puny par prifon e par ranceon a la volunte le Roi. En totes les choies defufdites e chefcune de eles voei le Roi e entent il & foen con- fail e tcuz ceus qui a ceft ordenement furentqe le droit e la Seignurie de fa Goroune favez lui foient par tout. 17 Ed. 4. c 1. ■and 12 Geo. 2, 4 H. 7. c. 2. .26. 18EI.C, 15. See farther 5 H. 4. c.1% ' except-it be natural. (8) And that Gravers or Cut- Repealed by ' ters of Stones and of Seals (hall give to each their ?!l lc ' c- * 'Weight of Silver and Gold (as near as they can) m „ E f™-, ' upon their Fidelity; (9) and the f Jewels of bafe Gold.
- Gold which they have in their Hands, they (hall ut- + Jewels of
' ter as faft as they can ; (10) and from henceforth, if Gold of old ' they buy any of the fame Work, they fhall buy it to Work ' ' work upon, and not to fell again ; (n) and that all ' the good Towns of England, where any Gold fmiths ' be dwelling, fhall J be ordered according to this t Ma!t; e the ' Eftatute as they of London be; (iz) and that one fame Statutes * ' fhall come from every good Town for all the Refi- ' due that be dwelling in the fame, unto London, for ' to be afcertained of their Touch. (13) And if any ' Goldfmith be attainted hereafter, becaufe that he ' hath done otherwife than before is ordained, he fhall ' be punifhed by Imprifonment, and by Ranfom at the ' King's Pleafure. (14) And notwithftanding all thefe The p rer0 „, t ; ve
- Things before-mentioned, or _ any Point of them, f the Crown
' both the King and his Council, and all they that (hall be faved. ' were prefent at the making of this Ordinance, will Enforced and ' and intend that the Right and Prerogative of i s am ™ d «> h ' Crown fhall be faved to him in all Things.' * H.'^'cfili 2 II. s-ftat, 2. c. 4. tifef 13 W. J. c. 4. Farther provided for by 6 Geo. I. c. II.. Stat. De Ercheatoribus, made at Lincoln, OSiabis Hilarii, Anno 29 Edw. I. W Anno Dom, 1301. In what Cafe an Amoveas manum fhall be granted, and in what a Refeifer. Ex Rot. in lurr. Lond. m. 35. D. AD parliamentum domini Regis apud Lincoln in oclabis Sancti Hilarii anno regni fui vi- cefimo nono per confilium Regis concorda- tum eft coram domino Rege ipfo Rege confentiente & illod extunc fieri & obferva'ri precipiente de con- | filio venerabilis patris Walteri de Langeton Co-: ventr' & Lich' Epifcopi tunc ejufdem domini Reg;is Thefaurarii Johannis de Langeton tuncCancellarii' Rogeri le Brahazon Johannis de Mettingham Ra- dulphi de Hengham Willielmi de Bereford Rogeri de Hengham Gilberti de Roubury Willielmi Ha- ward Willielmi de Carleton Willielmi Inge Jo- hannis de Lythegreyns Ade de Crokedayk Wil- lielmi de Brompton Johannis de Drokenesford Johannis de Benfted Willielmi de Mortuo Mari Walteri de Glouc' tunc Efcaetore citra Trentam videlicet quod cum inquis' per Efcaetores fuos capte per quecumque brevia regis in Cane' ipfius domini Regis fuerint retornate & per eafdem in- quis' compertum fueritquod nichil teneaturde ipfo domino Rege per quod cuftodia ten-arum & tene- mentorum ratione hujufmodi inquis' in manii do- mini Regis peripfos Efcaetores capte ad ipfum do- mihum Ke'gem ullo modo periineat quod ftatim & abfque dilatione aliqua mandetur per breve domini Regis per Cane' precipiend' quod Efcaetores de tetris & ten' in manum Regis per ipfos captis ma- num fuam amoveant omnino & exitus fi quos leva- verint de ipfis' terris & ten" fie in manum Regis per : ipfos captis de tempore quo terre & ten' in manu Regis extiterint integre reddant ipfi vel ipfis cui vel quibus per inquis' prius per eofdem Efcaetores cap- AT the Parliament of our Lord the King at Lin- coln, in the Utas of St. Hilary, the twenty ninth Year of his Reign, by his Council it was agreed, * and alfo commanded by the King himfelf, That from thence it mould be obferved and done according to the Advice of the Reverend Father TV. Langton, the Bifhop of Coventree and Litchfield, and Treasurer to the King, John Langton then being Chancellor, and other of the Council there prefent before the King; That where Inquefts taken by his Efcheators, by any of the King's Writs purchafed out of the Chancery being returned, and it be found by fuch Inquefts, that nothing is holden of the King where- by the King ought to have the Cuftody of fuch Lands and Tenements by Reafon of the Inquefts taken by his Efcheators, that immediately and with- out any Delay the Efcheators fhall be commanded by the King's Writ had out of the Chancery, to put from their Hands all the Lands and Tenements fo taken into the King',? Poffeffion; (2) and if they have' taken any Profits of fuch Lands and Tenements fo taken into the King's Hands by them, from the Time that fuch Lands and Tenements fell into the King's Hands, they fhall make full Reftitution to him or them, for whom it was found by Inquefts taken by the fame Efcheators., that fuch Lands ought to remain; (3), Saving alway to the King (in cafe that after fuch Time as his Efcheators have difcharg- ed their Hands by Force of the King's Writ, as be- fore is faid) if any Thing happen to be found in the Chancery or the Exchequer, or in any other of the King's Courts, "whereby the Cuftody of fuch Lands, U 2 ' whereof feel. 177. Fitz. Livery ; ii, 15. Dyer j6S.
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the King, the . King himjelf can* Jcnting and corn- nmndingf that, &c. In what Cafe an Amoveas manum cum exitibus fhall be granted.
