In the 11th of Henry the Seventh (c. 22) there was a new

Statute for the rating of Servants wages and the hire of

day-laborers, which in a manner doth agree with the 23rd of Henry

the Sixth: but I find this almost only difference between them,

that by the 23rd of Henry the Sixth, the Meat and Drink of the

Day-labourer is valued but three halfpence, but by the 11th of

Henry the Sixth, the Pound of sterling Gold being (then brought

from 16l. 13s. 4d. to 22 l. 10s. 0d. and the silver from 30s to