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The twenty-third rule runs as follows:
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That no person whomsoever presume to take down and carry away, any brick or stones off or from the town's walls, upon pain for every default to be set upon the pillory, and to pay, for a fine, to the town's chamber, forty shillings. We may infer, from the foregoing, that the town's walls, both the original stone portion of Edward I., and the later addition of brick, were in a state of demolition. In 1559, the aldermen of Hull were directed to take account of
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and, doubtless, not a few of the persons included under these wide definitions would come to the pillory, for the aldermen were ordered to
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and, as the punishments of Hull were largely in fines, Mr. Wildridge, author of
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Old and New Hull,