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ANNO DECIMO TERTIO
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Georii III. Regis.
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C A P. LXVIII.
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An Act to impower the Magistrates therein men-
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sons employed in the Silk Manufacture within
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their respective Jurisdictions.
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WHEREAS it would be for the Be-Preamble.
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nefit of Persons employed in the
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Silk Manufacture, if the Magi-
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strates were impowered to settle, be
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tween the Master Weabers and their
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Fournpmen, the Price of Labour
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in the several Bianches of the said
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Manufacture; be it therefore enacted by the King's most
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Excellent Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent
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of the Lords Spritual and Temporal, and Commons,
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in this present Parliament assembled, and by the Ju-
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thority of the same, That, from and after the first Day
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of July One Thousand Seven Hundred and seventy three,
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the Wages and Prices for Work of the Journeymen
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Weavers
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London to be
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settled by the
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