the Forest Laws.

Wlerderors, he Wall chew tbe sheriff ok the Tountxthereof, tbat he mapmafce distress until he find pledges.3f the sheriff do it not, the Forester choll chew thesame to the Justices.

r6,Ko gyoioer lhgll b^ing with him a great Gsstlbe,to drive swap the Deer ot our Lo?d the Ling,but limedogs to look to things without the covert.

1 7 . L»fthefe which claim to hade p?iviledges,as dogsuniawed and G?ephounds, within the bounds ok theForest, there chall he nothing done unto them withoutour Lo?d the Ling his warrant, o? his Justices.

18. A wood remaining in the dands ok our Lv?d theLing bx one pear »one dap,it is in the Lings yleakure,except it be recovered bx the judgment ok the A mices.

1 9 . All the bounds ok the wrest are whollv the Lings.

2 0. Jr is lswwl to the Swbor ok the Borough ot ^.Pe-rec, to hunt, and to take Dares, Foxes and Gartronswithin the bounds oktbe Forest, and to have unlsweddogs, because be both wkkicienr warrant thereunto.

21. Wlhen Merderoro ha^ e tavk an Gnquen,one challset to bis kea!,y tbe other Shall keep the roll, and so romtime to time until the coming of the julbcer then thefirst dap be y all the ministers challpresent the rol!,o? elsethe? Wall be amerced,and mainpernors that dap char! deMterred ko' the wrest, 0 ? else the? spall incur a seisure.

22 . A man attached for cutting okboughes, that pleasppertsineth to the Dwsnimvte before the A tews rd.And s insn attached ko? telling an Msb in the demesneos the Ling, 0 ? okanp other mans, itbelongetb robetried oefo?e. the Justice,and if he do it to an? man in themght rime, he lhsll be imprisoned.

2Z. A man attached to the ^wanimote ko? greenHugh, and not presented St the DwanilMte, St anotherrime tbe presentment Shall mt hurt him, but lhalbe takenas a fault in the forester, so? the concealment, aud he

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