Journal of the House of Lords: Volume 1, 1509-1577. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1767-1830.
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Die Veneris, 16° die Parliamenti, octavo Februarii.
Tanners, &c.
RECEPTA est Billa de ly Tanars, Correars, et Soters.
Sir Robert Plumpton.
Item recepta est Billa Roberti Plumpton, Militis, cum quodam processu suo annexo.
Gold and Silver.
Item Billa de Auro et Argento extra Regnum non portandis, tertia vice lecta est, et data est Attornato Regio emendanda.
Justices of Assize, &c.
Item adducte sunt a Domo Communi Billa de Justiciariis de Assize, de ly Nisi Prius, et de ly con. Deliverans. de Goales; et, lecta coram Dominis, decreverunt iterum in Domum Inferiorem portandam et emendandam.
Liberties of the Church.
Billa de Libertatibus Ecclesie, lecta coram Dominis, non placuit, et tradita suit Collyngborn.
Popular Actions.
Billa de Actionibus Popularibus, cui Domini assenserunt.
Merchants Entries.
Billa de inscriptione Merchandisarum in libris Custumariorum, Domini decreverunt iterum in Domum Inferiorem mittendam et reformandam.