The mayor of London shall appoint householders to supervise watermen rowing people across the Thames River because many people have been robbed and drowned by these rowers. All such boats must be at least 23 feet long and 5 feet wide.
No man shall take away or marry any maiden under 16 years of age with
an inheritance against the will of her father.
Any marriage solemnized in church and consummated shall be valid
regardless of any prior agreement for marriage.
Sheriffs shall not lose their office because they have not collected enough money for the Exchequer, but shall have allowances sufficient to perform their duties.
Butchers, brewers, and bakers shall not conspire together to sell their victuals only at certain prices. Artificers, workmen and laborers shall not conspire to work only at a certain rate or only at certain hours of the day.
No one shall sell any woolen cloth that shrinks when it is wet.
No one shall use a rope or device to stretch cloth for sale so to make it appear as more in quantity than it is.
No one may sell cloth at retail unless the town where it was dressed, dyed, and pressed has placed its seal on the cloth. Cloth may not be pressed with a hot press, but only with a cold press.
Only artificers using the cutting of leather, may buy and sell tanned
leather and only for the purpose of converting it into made wares.
A beggar's child above five years may be taken into service by anyone
that will.