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40. To NONE WILL WE SELL, TO NONE WILL WE DENY
No sale, denial or OR DELAY, RIGHT OR JUSTICE.
delay of justice.

1V.—Cities, Boroughs, and Commerce.

13. The City of London shall have all its ancient liber-Liberties
 of Lone ties and free customs, and so of ail
don, &c. other cities, boroughs, towns, and ports.
33. All wears (‘kydelli’) in the Thames and Medway
and throughout England shall be put down, except on the
sea-coast.
35. There shall be one standard of measures and
Uniformity of ©ORe standard of weights throughout
weights and measures. the kingdom.
41. All merchants shall have liberty safely to enter,
. to dwell and travel in, and to depart
EotelSth thst chest from, England, for the purposes of
commerce, without being subjected to any evil tolls, but
only to the ancient and allowed customs, except in time of
war. On the breaking out of war, merchants of the
hostile State who may be in England shall be attached,
without damage to their bodies or goods, until it be known
how our merchants are treated in such hostile State; and
if ours be safe, the others shall be safe also.
V.— Purveyance and other Royal Exaclions.
28. No constable or other royal bailiff shall take any
man’s corn or other chattels without
Purveyance. . .
immediate payment, unless the seller
voluntarily give credit.

30, 31. Nor shall the King, his sheriffs or bailiffs,
take any horses or carriages of freemen for carriage, or any