66 Too great a diſtreſſe thall not be taken for the Queenes vebe, noz
driuen too farre, and tf the debtor can find Cufficient and conttentent ſuer⸗
tte vnto the Sberife, vnto a certaine dap within which he can procure a
remenie to agree forthe thing in demaund, the diſtreſſe hall be diſchar⸗
gen inthe meane time,and be that doeth otherwife ſhall be grieuoully pus
nitbed.28,€0,1,1 2, And all debts ok the ſummons of the Eſchequer, that
the Shirike or Bailife do confelle receipt of, Hhalbe forthwith allowed,
fo chat whether he receiued all the debt 02 pare, it ſhall neuer come in de⸗
maund or ſummons after the Sberife hath confeiled payment, Stat. de
diſtric. Scac.51.Men.3. Andif the Shirike at the nert accompe after he
hathreceiued fuch debts, vo not acquite the debtoꝛ, be ſhall pap to the
platntife thgife fomuch as be recemed, and make fine at the Queenes
plealure,(icil,1.3.€3,1.19, pe

67 Immediatly after euery finallaccompt, made anv delinered hee
fore the Barons ofthe Queenes Clchequer, by any Sbherifes, Eſchetoꝛs,
Cuttomers, Comptroflers, and other officers accomptable, the tenoꝛ of
the accompt of euery of the fame officers thall be from time to time {ent
into the Counties in the which the fame accomptants be officers, tones
ther with commiflions directed to the moft credible lawfull and diſcreete
perfons, for to enquireand make certificat of the profices; which the ſayd
accomptants haue recetued in the foreſaid Counties, tn their owne name
to the Queenes vſe, and vpon their accompts, haue deceit fully concealer
and retatnen the fame, to thew otone vſe and profite, Ano in caſe any ſuch
Accomptants be attainte of any {uch fraudes anv deceits, they tall
forfait to the Queene, trebleof that, whereof thep thalbe conutcted, anv
their bodies ſhalbe impꝛiſoned, vntill chep haue made fine and raunfome
tothe Queene, according tothe difcretion of her Judges, 6,en.4.3¢

Accompt.
