[And] the King shall have every Quarter of _a_ [the] year of every Miner travelling wth in the Myne at Seame of Mine the wch is Gaveller's duty in receiving ye king's customes.called Lawe oare {76b} And every weeke the Gaveller shall visitt the Tuesday the whole Mine or at [the] least within two weeks to receive the customes due to the King aforesaid And if not the Miner for the said tyme shall not bee accountable But if the Gavellr come in the quarter to visit the Mine as is aforesaid and find not the Miner at that tyme the Gaveller shall receive soe much of [the] Mine as [it] is due to the King without leave of any Also if the Gaveller come in due tyme to receive the Customes aforesaid and the Debtor will not at that time pay then the Gaveller shall forbode soe much of myne there as hitt is due to the King by witnesse of the Miners and underneath hee shall putt a sticke of holly and after [if] the Miner carry the said Mine without gree made to the King then the Miner shall be amersed in twoe shillings and also [he] shall make Gree to the King for the Debt and if any such Mine bee forbad for Lawe Oare Then the Miner shall measure [out] soe much of the Mine that is due to the King to make Gree and the Remnant they shall carry at their own pleasure and that by the witnesse of another Miner and if hee _doth_ not hee shall have the pennance aforesaid And if the Gavellr come in due time to visitt the Mine (that is to say) Betweene Mattens and Masse {77} and finde not there the Miner at the end of twoe weekes (that is to say) the Tuesday in his working place as the manner is the Gavellr shall take him that as is due And if hee bee not there present or any other for him and at what tyme the Gaveller cometh to prove if the Miner been ready to pay the Customes aforesaid or noe and they deny Then the Gavellr by the strength of the King shall make the Miner sweare by his Faith And if the Miner bee found by his fellowship forsworne then the Miner shall be attaint A foresworne miner.against the King and shall never bee believed more agst any man and after if hee bee found with Mine within the Mine _in_ [with] his cloathes pertaining to the Mine every week he shall pay to the King _one_ [a] penny And the Miners of _the_ beneath the wood (that Beneath the wood.is to say) Mitcheldeane Litele Deane and _River_deane [Riverdeane] every week the which the Miners travelleth in the Mine _hee_ [they] shal pay _unto_ the King Twelve charges of Mine by a certaine measure if they have soe much gotten by the weeke And the Gaviller shall pay the Miner there Twelve _pence_ [D] Alsoe the Constable shall bee attendant by the reason of his Constable to keepe courts on Tuesdayes.office for Two weeks (that is to say) the Tuesday to hold the Court [of the Mine] that is called Myne Lawe and there to heare and [to] trye the right of our Souverigne Lord the King and of Miners and of pty and pty if any bee And at ye same