Leges Marchiarum, Or, Border-laws: Containing Several Original Articles and Treaties, Made and Agreed Upon by the Commissioners of the Respective Kings of England and Scotland : for the Better Preservation of Peace and Commerce Upon the Marches of Both Kingdoms : from the Reign of Henry III. to the Union of the Two Crowns in K. James I : with a Preface, and an Appendix of Charters and Records, Relating to the Said Treaties |
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abftinentiis aforefaid againſt alfo aliquem aliquo alterius Anglia anſwer Bailiffs Bailiffs and Conftables Bills bona cafu caufa caufe cauſe Commiffioners conclufum eft concordatum conductus Conventum cujus Deputy dicti durantibus eifdem England eorum Erington fafe faid faid Watch fame fearch Fenwyke fhall fibi fide five Fords fubditi fuch fuerit fuis fuper fyled Guerrarum hath Heron Houſes hujufmodi infra Inhabitants Inhabitors ITEM John John Heron Juftice keep watch King King of Scots Laws Lord Lord Wharton Majefty Marches Marchiarum Marchias Men nightly modo moft moſt naufragium noftros Norham Number Offender Officers Ogle Overfeers Paffages partis Perfons prĉ prĉdicta prĉdictarum prefent Princes Principis puniſhed quĉ quam quibufcunque quocunque quod Redrefs Regis Robert Scotia Scotland Scotorum Scots Searchers of theſe Setters and Searchers ſhall terram thereof thofe Thomas Thomas Gray Towne Treaty Trewes Trugis unto uſe watched nightly Weft William yower