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Penalty, 40s.
And to the end Common Brewers and other persons paying the Duty of Excise may not be overcharged It is hereby declared and enacted That true Notes in Writeing of the last Gauges made or taken by the said Gaugers shall be left by them with all Brewers Makers or Retailers of Beere Ale or other exciseable Liquors respectively or some of their Servants at the times of their takeing their said Gauges containing the quantity and quality of the Liquors soe gauged upon penalty of forty shillings for every Offence or Neglect of the said Gauger or Gaugers
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