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they that do go about to take atoay anxmarke, mwr,v? boundary of the Lings Fo?est, m pi.niihable so? thesame by the a crises eftfre Fo?est. Aecondlx,those marks,mrers s boundaries canno be taken away,so? that they,lo; the most part,are unrenivbesble ofthemseldes, in re-spect that they are st.ch things £ they cannot be stirredvr remobed,as be riders,high-wsys, htlls,s such like,anStfcereioje they are unremovable,9 yet Com times so; brantcf such mwrs 0 bcundaries, great trees notably Button,and such I'ke things, hghe been used to? mecrs and boun-daries ot the Fo,'est,but that is dery seldom,and fa? toantosother neers and boundaries that are mo?e permanent.

parent ties Stud where these Wc?dS, wicti marks, meers and boun-menferes mt are belore used, which th?w words seem to be

c u ea i ro t ru ^M'_ virbi æ-iiipollcnci,’, that is to toy, many too?dsof onefam&ihigiui- signification, yet because A stnd those wo?ds often usedium,qucm lini- in seme of the old perambulations of the Forest mademum vccit in anno r5>. of Ed. the first, when the new Forests werekioremUs/«. jhont the old, tohtch neto Forests are those that

Tfi. then were thereby disafforested, which toe now callctos limitci iPuraliee v? purlieus, which perambulations do seemno finibus hi- to be made by Gommiffioners, which were men os greatb t. z.Afsigm- ie{, ni t ng an t} judgement, wherein they do uke the deryt &uum U sive' r ~ tome words, and ac 31 do take it, to the end to kgnikemenfurt com- 'fa difference of such things as are boundaries of theprcbenfum,putt Forest, the we?ds beittg these, 8:cvm u met»r,to,ncir.e,ftLper ccnturias meras f red'ct s, wherein tbey seem to understand thistrjugert. Et tyxz) Mer«,a matB,so? any flung that bath an ascending\?ulL l iiRuu fro the grcu 'd upward in Height, that they call a mark,dtctntevirro as,3 Giil,o Chutes 2Cree,o? such like. By this word

ve,quii fines hubct urcendis hojlibits idoneos,i£ efl,nutunles,ut funt flumins et mantes,GrtUus,dejurc belli & puds, li.i.c.p, j.S A. > 6 . By tl e Stat.of 17.Cur.1- cup. » 6 . themeets,limis,niters,and b. undsot all Torests (hall be taken adjudged and deemed to extendpofurther then they were commonly repute. ,known»used,or taken to be (3“c .in theio.yeerof K. tfume r ,& not btyojid ifl any wife,any perambulations,prefcntrecmi.,exten'S,surveys,judgments, records, decrees, or other matter, or thing to the contrary notwithstanding.

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