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A Treatise of

marlepits,blkee,o? arable ground,without inclosing thearable ground again,so that it be not to the annoyanceot his neighbours. Chatca de Forests,cap.1 a.

i;. Eh-rx freeman lhall hade within his own words,ax?ies ckGswks, sparrow-hawks, Faulcons,Eagles,and Mrons,and shall hade alto the honex that is found

in hlS WcodS. Charts de Forests, cjpa z.

M* Bo 5 Fo?ester from hencefo?th,which is not s fo-rester in foe, paxing to us farm so? his Bailiwick, lhalltake anx chiminage within his bEiwick.lSut s foresterin fee paxing us farm so? his bailiwick, lhall take chi-minage,that is to fax,fo? carriage bj> cart,the half pear2 6. and so? another half xear r 6. so? a hoOthat vea-reth loads, so? ha's a pear an half-penx, and so? an-other half pear a half-penx, and but of those onlxthatcome as Syerchants through his bailiwick dx his Iicenteto buy hughes, timber, bark, coal, and in another placeto fell it again where they will at their pleasure r Butfc? none other carriage bx cart, chiminage o? toll lhallde taken. Oo? chiminage Wall notte taken but hi suchplaces onlx where it bath been used to be taken. Lholkwhich heat upon their backs, b?ulb, bark o? coal to fell,though ir be their libing, lhall pax no chiminage to ourforesters,except the? take it within our betneftie words.

Cbarta de Forests, cap. 14.

15.ail that be outlawed of trespass within our fo?eststnee the time of Lingfl. our grandfather,unto the firstpear of our co?cnatisn,lhall come to our peace withoutlet,and Hal find to us sureties that from hencefo?tv thexshall not MspasS unto us within our fo?est. Ckarez de

forests, cip. 1 j.

15- i$o Constable, Castellain, 0? Bailiff, Hall holdPlea of forest,neither so? green hugd,no? hunting,but e-berx fg?ester in foe lhall make attaehements so? Plea ofthe forest, as well so? green Hugh as hunting, and lhall

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