.Cap.. i. the Forest;L#svs.

kMsx perceive,; that it is not theresg?esusserMeLo?styx.other perLn, tohunto?hdwke aster. ay?,of thokeMd. dersts o? fowls s5o?eLid within the Forest,.wlthout tpe. licenst or p?ibitx of the Ring, o? his.Justice in Excess'the Forest, o? other lswstil suthorifxthereunto.

> jAni) bj> these coords, Which territory of ground, -0V.-. ismeered.^nd bounded with unremoveable marks, meers,and boundaries, j# wewed, hv what means, the Aer-^ita?x v? toil ok the Forest is Known and discerned

- from otherlsnd and foil which is not Forest. For sl-

- though that a Forest doth lie open, and not inclosed. with hedge, ditch, pale, o? stone-wall, which tome other-Inclosures hade, xet in the exe and consideration os thet Law, the Ame hath as strong an inclosure b? those

marks, meers, sndchoundsries, which go roundaboutit, as itthere were a b?ick°wall to Lndirvn the same, fo?

■ as much as the force ok the Law doth inclose a Forestbx those marks, meers, and. boundaries, directl? in aright line from the one okthem to. another round about,eben as is there went a stone-wall in the place to inclosethe tame.

,Stn& W'.ereas it \% Lid further, with unremoveablemirks, &c. Wherein is what marks, meers,

snd bamrdsries these are, st>? it is Lid, the? are mm*maveable, and that ischr h, as neither can, nor xer max> be removed r Fo?,6rst, thex max not be removed o?ta-^ kenawsx,because the Ring hath an interest in them, so?

thex are the 3lncloture of rye Rings Forest, o?, as it. were, the pale that doth inclose the Forest. And there-fore thex max not be removed, w? it is estavliwed as aLaw 8ecuvdum sstlfam Forestre, quod omnes met St so-refe suntintegræ domino Re^i, Which IS, that all the

marks, meers and boundaries ok a Fo?est, are whvllxthe Rings, and therefore thex max not de taken awgx,lvr as much as the Law doth prohibit the tame. 2nd