THE Statutes at Large, 'rom the Firft Year of K. RICHARD III. то The 31ft Year of K. HENRY VIII. inclufive. BY DANBY PICKERING, of GRAY'S INN, Efq; THE Statutes at Large, FROM THE First Year of King RICHARD III, TO THE Thirty-firft Year of King HENRY VIII. inclufive. To which is prefixed, A TABLE containing the TITLES of all the STATUTES VOL. IV. By DANBY PICKERING, of Gray's-Inn, Efq; CAMBRIDGE, Printed by JOSEPH BENTHAM, Printer to the UNIVERSITY; CUM PRIVILEGIO. TABLE of the STATUTES, Containing the Titles of all fuch Acts as are extant in print, from the ft year of K. RICHARD III. to the 31ft of K. HENRY VIII. both inclufive. Cap. 1. An act for the better affurance of eftates to be made by feoffors to ufes. Cap. 2. The fubjects fhall not be charged by any benevolence, &c. Cap. 3. For admitting.perfons fufpected of felony to bail; for inquiry of efcapes of felons; and that no officer fhall feize the goods of a prifoner before he is convicted or attainted. Cap. 4. Of the fufficiency of jurors in the fheriff's turn. Cap. 5. Thofe lands whereof, the King was enfeoffed to the ufe of others, shall veft in fuch perfons. Cap. 6. An act to make perpetual the ftatute of 17 Ed. 4. c.2. concerning proceedings in courts of pipowders. Cap. 7. Who' fhall be bound by a fine levied before the juftices of the common pleas: and proclamations made thereof. Cap: 8. Concerning the making of cloth; and the aulneger. Cap. 9. Against Italians felling their merchandises by retail, and other restraints of aliens. 1. Titulus Regius, under which ti tle all the reafons and allegations devised to prove the King to be true and undoubted heir to the crown, are fet forth at large, and the fame allowed, ratified, and enacted by the lords and commons; and his brothers children made baftards. 2. An act for the King to have the lands and poffeffions of Henry duke of Exeter, and of the dutchefs his wife. 3. An act for the attainder and conviction of Henry duke of Buckingham, John bishop of Ely, William Knevitt, John Rufbe, Thomas Nandike, Henry earl of Richmond, Jafper earl of Pembroke, George Browne, Thomas Lewkenor knight, John Gulford, and many more. 4. An act to enable the King to make grants of the poffeffions of the perfons attainted. 5. An act for the attainder of the bifhops of Ely, Sarum, and Exeter. An act against Margaret countess of Richmond. 6. VOL. IV, |