Officium vicecomitum The office and authoritie of sherifs. Written for the better incouragement of the gentrie (vpon whom the burthen of this office lyeth) to keepe their office, and vndersherife, in their houses; that so by their continuall care of the businesse, and eye ouer their officers, they may the better discharge their dutie to God, their Prince, and countrey, in the execution of this their office. Gathered out of the statutes, and bookes of the common lawes of this kingdome. By Michael Dalton of Lincolnes Inne Esquire.

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