Page:The statutes of Wales (1908).djvu/275

A.D. 1558] profits of their tenants as the Lords Marchers Spiritual or Temporal respectively or severally had or used to have at their first entry into their lands in times past before the making of the said Act or Statute; And also shall have hold and keep within the precincts of their said Lordships all such Courts Baron, Courts Leet, and Lawdays, and all and every thing and things to the same Courts belonging, and also shall have within the precinct of their said several Lordships or Lawdays, all such Waif, Straif, Infangthefe, Outfangthefe Treasure trove Deodands Goods and Chattels of Felons and of persons condemned or outlawed of Felony or Murder, put in Exigent for Felony or Murder, And also all such Wreck de Mer Wharfage and Customs of Strangers, as the Lords Marchers Spiritual and Temporal respectively and severally had and used in times past before the making of the said Statute.

A.D. 1557]

18. Provided always that this Act nor any thing therein contained shall extend to charge any person or persons dwelling or abiding within the Countries of North and South, and within the County Palatine of Lancaster and Chester or either of them with the finding or having of any Haquebutt; but that they and every of them shall and may at their will liberty and pleasure, have and keep, in stead and place of every Haquebutt charged by this Act, one Long-bow and one Sheaf of Arrows, over and besides such other Armour and Munition as is by the Laws of this Realm limited and appointed; any thing in this Act to the contrary notwithstanding.

19. Commissioners to view Armour may be appointed "as well in England as in ."

A.D. 1558]

Provided always, that this Act or anything therein contained, be not prejudicial or hurtful to the Isle of Anglesea, the shires of