That the said Justices or _twoe or_ one of them at the least in eu(er)ye division shalbe personallie presente at eu(er)ye market w^{th}in their seu(er)all divisions to see the orders to be taken by thauctoretie hereof to be well observed and the pore people provided of necessarie corne _and that w^has much favor in y^e pryces as by ernest perswasio(n) of y^e justyces may be obteyned_[749].... [749] The clause here omitted provides that, if there are not enough justices in any part the Sheriff and Justices of the peace shall appoint some "other grave, honest and substanciall persons" to carry out the orders. That all good meanes and perswasions be vsed by the Justices in their seu(er)all divisions that the pore may be served of corne at convenyent and charitable prices. That there be noe buyenge or bargayninge for any kynd of corne but in open market, and that the justices in their seu(er)all divisions restrayne comen malsters of makinge barlie malte in those contries and places where there be otes sufficient to make malte of, for the use of the people, and to restrayne, aswell the brewinge of barlie malte by or for Alehouses or Comen Tiplers in those contries and places, as also the excesse vse of any kynde of malte by all comen brewers in all alehouses and comen Tipling howses wheresoeu(er), and that sufficient bondes be taken of all comen brewers, malsters and comen Tiplers accordinge to the trewe meaninge of this article, and that the unnecessarie nomber of Alehouses and comen Tipplers be forthw^{th} suppressed in all places and _y^t direction be gyven to all typlyng howses, taverns and alehouses not to suffer any perso(n)s to repayre thyther to eate and drynk at unseasonable tymes_. That the Justices vse all other good meanes _that ar not me(n)tioned in these orders that the_ marketts be well served and the pore releyved in their provisions dueringe this tyme of dearth _and y^t no expe(n)ce be of any gray(ne), mete for bread to fede men, be wasted vppo(n) fedyng of bestts, neither y^t any be spent in maky(n)g of a stuff called sterch, as of late theyr hath bene discovered great qua(n)tite expe(n)ded in that vayne matter being in no sort to be suffred to contynew_. That the justices be straightlie comaunded to see by all good meanes that the able people be set on worke, the howses of Correction provided and furnished and there ydle vagabonds _to be_ punished. That the Justices doe their best to have convenient stocke to be provided in eu(er)ye division or other place, accordinge to the statut for settinge the pore a worke, and the justices to vse all other good and politique meanes w^{th}in their seu(er)all divisions to contynewe and maynteyne the pore people in worke w^{th}in the parish or at the furthest w^{th}in the hundred or division.