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* 1.1THe Chirographer of Fines of the Common Pleas, for ever must write and make one table for every County where the Protectors Writ runneth, containing the contents of e∣very Fine that shall pass in any one Term, as the name of the County, Townes, and places
wherein the Tenements mentioned in any Fine be, the name of the Plaintiff and Deforcient, and of every Manor named in any Fine. And the first day of the next Term after the ingrossing of every such Fine, shall fix every of the said Tables in some open place of the Court of the Common Pleas, & so every day of the said Term during the sitting of the said Court: And the said Chirographer shall deliver to every Sheriff of every County, his Under Sheriff, or Deputie, * 1.2 fair written in Parchment, a perfect content of the Table so to be made for that Shire in the Term, that shall be next before the Assises to be holden in the ••ame County, or else be∣tween the Term and the said Assizes, to be set up the first day and every day of the next As∣sizes in some open place of the court, where the Justices of Assizes then shall sit to continue there so long, as they shall fit in the said Court, if either the Chirographer or Sheriff fail here∣in he forfeiteth five pound and the Chirogra∣phers see for every such Table is 4 d. 23. El. c. 3.
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