29 September 1331
Henceforth no-one shall allow his pigs to wander in, or go along, the
streets on any day of the week except Saturday. If a pig is found
wandering on any other day, its owner shall pay 4d. (and may be
distrained by the common sergeant
for the said fine), and Adam Tolob shall take custody of the pig.
[The fines became a regular, if minor, source of income
for the borough. In 1370/71, for example, fines amounted to £6.8s.8d,
with 47 pig-owners being fined, many for multiple offences; two years
later the fine had been dropped to 2d. and there were 675 offences by
86 pig-owners during the fiscal year.]