16 A Treatise of

Assisa & consuetudines Forestæ,oubli{hed an.tf.E.i.

As an? 5Fo?ester shall kind anp man attachable so? dertin the finest, kirk he chall attach him bx two pledges, itthex be to be found, if not,he lhalbe brought to the nertLown where thex max be found: And ik he be atter-ward found, he chall attach him bx kour pledger: and ikthe third time, he chall be presented beko?e the Merde-ro?s, and be put bx eight pledges : afterward after thethird attachement his bodx chal-l be attached and re-tained that he max remember what thing Wert is.

2 . At is to be Known that all trees not bearingfruit, and theke which bear fruit at an? time in thewhole xesr, ant) an Ach it it be old chall remain in the5o?eK, and in the arable land thex be all Mere, becauteciir Lo?d the Ling is in possession of them.

z. Af anx man chall be found felling an Me with-out the demesne Wwd, and within the regard of thefo?ek, without the view o? deliberx of the FoMer o?Me?dero?, he chall be attached bx sour pledges, and b?tbediewof the Merdero? the Mke chall be p?iced, andthe names of the pledges chall be written in the roll osthe FoMers ano Merderors.

4'Af anx man chall be found in the Lings demesnesA mail attach- asserting o? doing purpMure, his bodx chall be fo?th-ableeorttra vt- tvith retained, but jf without the demefnes withindm er pifgi- the regard,he chall be put bx fix pledges,and ifhe be af-os, h he that« terward sound, he chall double his pledges, if the thirdbouna to be ok f j me> he chall retain his bodx.

5- Ranx man chall be found attachable contrarx to«K, ana then bis sureties and pledges. He chall be dikrained bx Hisaft« thn bond, cattels found within the bounds ok the forest, but ikheis found csten- hade none, bis bodx chall be detained until he hadeding m Forest hEb that which he ought r and is his abode be withoutSS the bounds of the ko?ek, his name and the name osthede Forcsta, ' Lown whence he is chall be inrolled. z

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