Easter a freemason and a master carpenter by the day 3d. with meat and drink, and without meat and drink 4-1/2d.; tiler, mean carpenter, rough mason and other artificers aforesaid, by the day 2-1/2d. with meat and drink, and without meat and drink 4d.; and every other workman and labourer by the day 1-1/2d. with meat and drink, and without meat and drink 3d.; and who that less deserves, to take less; provided that the said assessing extend not to labourers in time of harvest about harvest labour, in which the wages of a mower exceed not by the day 4d. with meat and drink, and without meat and drink 6d.; a man reaper or carter 3d. by the day with meat and drink, and without meat and drink 5d.; a woman labourer and other labourers in harvest by the day 2-1/2d. with meat and drink, and without meat and drink 4-1/2d.; and such as are worth less, less to take, and in places where less is used to be taken, less be taken hereafter; and that no artificer, workman or labourer take anything for any holiday nor for no workday, except after the rate of the time of the day in which he labours; and if any person refuse to serve or labour according to the premises, that every justice of the peace in their shires have power at every time to call them to examination thereof, and such as they find defective to commit to prison, there to abide till they have found surety sufficient to serve and labour in form by law required; and if any servant, artificer, workman or labourer, do contrary to the premises or deny his service, occupation or labour, by reason of no giving wages or salaries contrary to this statute, that he lose to the party that will sue in this part 20s.; and that the givers of excessive salaries or wages run in the same pain ... Further, that the justices of peace assess no fine upon any that shall be convict before them of things done against any Statute of Labourers or Artificers or by that cause shall put him in the King's grace, beneath 3s. 4d. ...[222] [Footnote 221: _i.e._ Unless.] [Footnote 222: This bill became a Statute (_Stat._ 23 _Henry VI. c._ 12).] 20. ORGANISATION OF THE STAPLE[223] [_Patent Roll_,6 _Edward II, p._ 2, _m._ 5], 1313.