Cap. i. the Forest Laws.

reK rand in like manner it is, if the Wild beaks hadenst ke?e of fruatful psllures within the JFtr?eft fog theirived,then thex pine swa? aud Mkve,o?else M x are for-ced to fvMKe the Forekt, and^o seek for ford withoutthe Forest where the? ran 6ns the Ame, and thenthere the? are Mewirehunted and Killed, bx which it ismanifest, that a FvMca not hade continuance with-out tvooddx grounds and iruitkrl paktures r 2nd 5o con-Kguentlp it ivllvweth,thst to dektrvx iherovertsostheForest,isto defrrox the Fo?tK it felt r Also,to convertthe patture grounds, meadows,and feedings into sra»dle land, is likewise to delrrox the Fo?e1t-

2nd whereas it is before mentioned, that a Forest is>s Lerritorx ok wooddp grounds and fruitful pas ures,priviledged foe wild beasts and fowls, &c. LhereiN lLdeclared the difference between a Forest, and otherplaces os woodd? grounds and lruitkUl pastures-» so?Gere be divers LorEps, liberties, and precincts, thatare Kill ot woods, coderrs, and fruitful patuireg, peaand perhsps of wild beasts also, and pet the same is nyko?ett,ko? as much as the place it sell is not priviledgedso? thole wild beasts to hade sffrm peace in, from thehurt of an? other person, mo?e then the proper owner okthe soil.

2nd lo? better understanding ok these words, privi"ledged for wild beasts and fowls JIB? adding thesetoo?&«, of Forest, Chafe, and Warren, is declares, whatWild beaks and towls thole are, that is to la?, ot Fc°reft, Misfe^, and Marten, and so? no other. 2nd there-fore a Fo?ekt is not a priviledged place,generallp fog allmanner of wild beasts, tw? ko? all manner of lewis,butANlp fo? thole that sre vf Fo?etk, Chase and Warren.The wild bestts ok the Fo?ek are five and no more,thatno to sap, the Harr , the Hynde, the ii ktL, rye Boir, and% Woif- The WMsvf the GhaA are sm M- The