5. For any of the workmen to leave his candle burning at night, a
solace.
6. If a compositor fall his composing stick and another take it up, a
solace.
7. For three letters and a space to lie under the compositor’s case, a
solace.
8. If a pressman let fall his ball or balls, and another take them up, a
solace.
9. If a pressman leave his blankets in the timpan at noon or night, a
solace.
10. For any workman to mention joyning their penny or more a piece to
send for drink, a solace.
11. To mention spending chappel money till Saturday night, or any other
before agreed time, a solace.
12. To play at quadrats, or excite others in the chappel to play for
money or drink, a solace.
13. A stranger to come to the king’s printing-house, and ask for a
ballad, a solace.
14. For a stranger to come to a compositor and inquire if he had news of
such a galley at sea, a solace.