A* D. 1503. Anno dccimo nono Henrici VII. C. 19— 21. 105 f '. f 1 Provided alway, That ifany P irituat o 1 oral, or any Body Corp< Count il in ili ■ Star- "'J "* i Lord, that (hall be in the D. lawful Title of their. own Offer, or by ol nner of Duty anJ Impi , or .ill, or for any Mcrchan li "' ■ in any of the fame carried and conveyed in an I i • Prooi nd Title by the faid Council admitted, that fuc for the fame ; h (hewed, ami fo by the raid Council admitted, and by ihcm I to b good, thofc Perfo zing fuch lawful Title may and (hall I tin- Time of that Deer, e made, all Manner fuch Duties of every of the King's liege People fo c; rrying or , Trow, or other Veilel, in and upon the faid Water of Severn,, according to their and Right fo proved an 1 decre .1, after the Manner and Form of die laid Title and Decree; this pre- i' 1 ",/'. 11 '* LntAct, or any thing therein contained in any wife notwithstanding. S3 ' ' L ' '*" C A P. XIX. Nu Shoemaker fhall occupy the Myftery of a Currier, nor Currier fliall occupy theMyftcry of a Shoe- Rr ?- * El- c "• maker, (z) No Tanner fhall put a Hide to Sale before it be fufficiently dried. J J' c * '" c '"' C A P. XX. Writs of Error. e T)Raycn the Commons in this prefent Parliament affembled, That where at a Parliament holdcn at A Onfirmat'cn
- X Weflmin/ier, in the Third Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord the King that now is, bytheoftbeS
- Advice of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and the Commons, in the fame Parliament afiemblcd, and 3 H, .7 -C- *°'
- by Authority of the fame, it was enacted, ordained, and eftablifhcd, among other Things, That if any ^!"l t ""i t0 x ^ e
- Defendant or Tenant, Defendants or Tenants, or arty other that fhall be bound by any Judgement, fuc, plaintiff, where
- afore Execution had, any Writ of Error to reverie any fuch Judgement, in delaying of Execution of the the Defendant
' Party, (2) that then if the fame Judgement be affirmed good in the faid Writ of Error, and not crro- f ; ,c,n » Writ of ' neons, or that the faid Writ of Error be difcontinucd in the Default of the Party, or the Perfon or Per- Eltor « ' fons that fueth the Writ or Writs of Error be nonfuited in the fame, that then the faid Perfon or Per- 4 Ions, Egainft whom the faid Writ of Error is fo fued, fhall recover his Cofts and Damages for his Delay and ' wrongful Vexation in the fame, by Difcrction of the Juflices afore whom the faid Writ of Error is fued :
- (3) Which Act or Ordinance hath not been as yet duly put in Execution, by rcafon whereof, as well
- Plaintiffs as Demandants, in divers Actions by them fued fith the making of the (aid Statute, have been
- oftentimes delayed of their Execution, to their great and importable Hurt, Lofs, and Charges :' (4)
Wherefore the King our Sovereign Lord, by the Advice of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and the Commons, in this prefent Parliament aliembled, and by Authority of the fame, ordaincth, eftabliflieth, and enacteth, That the laid Act made the Third Year of his Reign, concerning the Premifies, be good and See farther, 13 effectual, and that from henceforth it be duly put in Execution. Car ' z ;H a 2 * ' ' r c. 2. feci. 9. which gives double Damages on Aff.rir.ar.cc after Vtrdilt ; ar.d 4- Ann, c. 16. feel, aj. wljich hn-vidts farther fir Ccfu on juajbing Writ of Err:-, CAP. XXI. Silk- works. BE it eftablillied, ordained, and enacted by the Authority of this prefent Parliament, That no Manner Certain Things of Perfon from henceforth bring, or caufe to be brought, into this Realm of England to be fold, any wrought of silk Manner of Silk wrought by itfelf, or with any other Stuff, in any Place out of this Realm, in Ribbands, not lawful t0 be Laces, Girdles, Corfes, Calles, Corfes of Tiffues, or Points, (z) upon Pain of Forfeiture of all the faid S^g^"* Ribbands, Laces, Girdles, Corfes, Calles, Corfes of Ti flues and Points, and every of them, in whole s ^n - ICH ' Hands foever they be found, or the Value of the fame; the one Moiety of the faid Forfeiture to our So- vereign Lord the King, and the other Moiety thereof unto any of the King's Subjects that will feize the fame, the which to do, it fliall be lawful to every of the King's Subjects at all Times. (3) And that it fhall be lawful to every Perfon, as well Stranger as other, to bring into this Realm from henceforth all other Manner of Silks, as well wrought as raw or unwrought, to fell at his Pleafure, any Acts or Act of Parliament heretofore to the contrary made in any wife notwithstanding. (4) And that it fhall be law- ful to all Perfons that have any fuch Ribbands, Laces, Girdles, Corfes, Calles, Corfes of Tiffues or Points, 33 h. 6. c. ;. wrought beyond the Sea, bought and brought into this Land by the King's Licence, and to be fold, to asEd.4. c. 3. ■make Sale of the fame, and every Part thereof, and to have Licence and Liberty thereto, until the Feait 3 Ed - 4- c. 3. of Peritecofi, that Avail be in the Year of our Lord M.D.v. f{ I c ; '°* 13 & 14 Car. i.e. 13. Farther Provifsons relating hereto, 13 Sf 14 Car. a. e. 15, ao Car. a. c. ft i W..& JO. fiat. 1. C. 9. 5,6? 6fT.&M. c. '20. fee! 4$. ■6&yft's i .e.ii.u v .z%. S & 9 IK 3. c. 36. 9 & 10 W. 3, c. 30 & 47. S Am:,c. 20. 6Arr..e.io. 8Ul.t,]j. 9 Geo. 1. Cs 8. i&,j |( .i, •»3 Ceo. a. e. 9 & ao. and a6 Geo, a. c. ■«. Vol, IL p CAP.
