...(being duly executed) mould banifh c Idlenefs, advance Hufbandry, and yield unto the hired- Perfon, ' both in the Time of Scarcity and in the Time of Plenty, a con' venient Proportion of Wages.' II.. Be it therefore enacted by the Authority of this prefent Parliament,...

...be prescribed " and limited, concerning the wages of servants^ " and other orders for apprentices, there is good " hope that it will come to pass that the same " kw, being duly executed, should banish idleness, " advance husbandry, and yield unto the hired "...

...the justices in this direction. They were now authorized to fix the rates of remuneration so as to " yield unto the hired person, both in the time of scarcity...time of plenty, a convenient proportion of wages." I believe that the discontinuance of this oft-enacted legal arbitration — little as it may accord...

...for the punishment of offenders with an account of what penalties the offenders therein shall incur, there is good hope that it will come to pass that the same law, beiiig duly executed, will suppress the aforementioned vices, reform* our lives, and be a means that...

...prescribed and limited concerning the wages and other orders for apprentices servants and labourers, there is good hope that it will come to pass that...time of plenty, a convenient proportion of wages.' (1) This Statute, of which the greater part has long been obsolete in practice and inapplicable to...

...prescribed and limited concerning the wages and other orders for apprentices, servants, and labourers, there is good hope that it will come to pass, that...the time of plenty, a convenient proportion of wages ; 2. Be it therefore Enacted, by the authority of this present Acts repealed. Parliament, That as much...

...prescribed and limited concerning the wages and other orders for apprentices, servants and labourers, there is good hope that it will come to pass, that...time of plenty, a convenient proportion of wages. 2. Be it therefore enacted by the authority of this present Parliament, that as much of all the estatutes...

...uniform order preseribed as to wages &c., "there is good hope that it will come to pass that this law should banish idleness, advance husbandry, and yield unto the hired person, both in time of scarcity and of plenty, a convenient proportion of wages." After repealing all former statutes,...

...uniform order preseribed as to wages &c., "there is good hope that it will come to pass that this law should banish idleness, advance husbandry, and yield unto the hired person, both in time of searcity and of plenty, a convenient proportion of wages." After repealing all former statutes,...

...everything. The magistrates were, according to the intention of the Act, to assess the wages so as to " yield unto the hired person, both in the time of scarcity...time of plenty, a convenient proportion of wages;" and the hours of work were not excessive, especially as the manner of carrying on industry was not...