The Table.

CHAP. XIV.

, Of Common and (fommonets within the Forest.

2. What Common if} and whereof the fame taf^ih the nameof Common.

3. How many forts of Common there are 3 and in what mannerthey he used.

4. Who ought to have Common within the Forest,

5. Who ought not to have Common within the forest.

6 . What beasts are comfflonable within the forests and whatbeasts are not.

7. Of surcharges of the Forest 3 and who is a furcharger bythe Law.

8 . How and in what manner a furohargerofthe Forest is Uhe pumped by the laws of the Forest.

CHAP. XV. ,

j. Of the Drifts of the Forest.

r. At what time of the year the Forests pall he driven,

3. How often in every year the Forest Jhall bo driven,

4 . For what cause the Forest pall be so driven.

Bj whom the Forest shall be driven.

6 . In what manner the Drifts of the Forest pall be made,

7. In what places^ and F or est Drifts pall best made.

8 . Of what cattel or beasts they are to mak^ their Drifts of,

CHAP. XVI.

1. Of beeping of dogs within a Forest.

2. Wko may keep dogs within » Forest.

z. What dogs may be kept within a Forest.

4. What dogs may not be kept within a Forest.

Ofhdmbling or expediting of dogs within a forest , and towhat end , 6. What