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THE STATUTES OF WALES
[A.D. 1542-3

given in any base Court be stayed or deferred by reason of any Writ of False Judgment, but that execution shall and may be had and made at all times before the reversal of the said judgment, the pursuit of the said writ notwithstanding. And in case the said judgment happen after to be reversed, then the party pursuant to be restored to all that he hath lost by the said judgment, according to the Laws of the Realm of England.

115. Item, That all process for urgent and weighty causes shall be made and directed into Wales by the special commandment of the Chancellor of England for the time being, or any of the King's Council in England, as heretofore hath been used: any thing in this Act to the contrary thereof notwithstanding.

116. Item, That the town of Bewdley, which is within the parish of Ribbesford in the County of Wigorn, and all the ground and soil of the same town, shall from henceforth be united annexed and made parcel of the county of Wigorn, and to be within the Hundred of Dodingtre. And that all the inhabitants of the said town and parish shall from henceforth be attendant, and do every thing and things with the inhabitants of the said Hundred, as the same inhabitants be now bound to do by the laws of this realm of England. Saving always to the Burgesses and inhabitants of the said town of Bewdley all such liberties and franchises as they lawfully had and exercised within the said town before the making of this Act, in like manner and form as though this Act had never been had nor made.

117. Item, That the Lordship of Llanstiffan, Usterloys, and Langham, and the members of the same, and all manors lands tenements and other hereditaments in the same Lordship, and the members of the same, be from henceforth united annexed joined named accepted and taken as part and parcel of the County of Caermarthen, and reputed joined united named accepted and taken as part and parcel of the Hundred of Derles in the said County of Caermarthen. And that the tenants and inhabitants of the said lordships and members be attendant, and do every thing and things with the tenants and inhabitants of the said Hundred of Derles, as the said inhabitants now be bound to do, according to the laws there used.

118. Item, That the County or Shire Court of the County of Radnor shall from henceforth be holden one time at New Radnor, and one other time at Preston, alternis vicibus, and