the Forest Laws.

Mheteas certain people that be put out of the Forestst>? the purlieto,an& bx the great men hade made requestto our Aodereign Lo?d the Ling at his parliament,that thex might be acquitted ot their charge, and ok'things that the Foresters demand ofthem,as thex wereboom to be, L>ur Aodereign Lo?d the Ling anftoereb:First, that where he had granted purliew, that he wasPleated that it lhould stand in like maner as it was gran-ted, albeit that the thing were tued and demanded in anebil point. Kederthelets, he willeth and intendeth thatall his demetne lands wheretveber thex be,that hade binotK Crown, being returned bx wax ofetcheat, o? other-wite,st>all hade estate of free chate and free warren,and intUch manner chall be taded and Kept to'his ute so? all ma*ner ofetcheates,y so? all manner of things that pleatethhim. And in right os them that hade lands 5 tenementsdisafforested so? § said purlieto, s such as demand to hadecommon within the bounds offo?eks:Lhe intent a wMvr Our Sovereign L 0 ?d the Ling iL,rhst 5rom rence5o?th(where purliew re) thex max claim to be quit of chargeofthe fo?ests.And whereas the Lingsbeasts cannot hadetheir haunt y repair upon the fv?ek ground, as thex hadId long as thex were within the wrests, that such folklhall not hade common, no? other easement wit in thebounds or rhe w«ds, no? of the lands, the which remainin fo?ek r but if anx w them that be disafforested bx thepurliew, would rather be within the forest as thex werebefv?i ,thk to be out ofthe kd?est as thex be now; It piea-teth the Ling derx well,that thex khall be receives rhere-unro,ro that thex lhall remain in their antient estate,and lh«n Hyde common and other easement as Well asthex had befo?e. Whereupon Olir Aodereign Lord theLing willeth and commandeth, that his Justices of thewrests on this stde Trent,attO bexond Trent,in like ma-ner khan keep and hold,and cause to be kept and dolden

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