Cap. 3. the Forest Laws.

ef shundM acres ok land, two hmrdMd acres of Gea-row, th?ee Ringed seres ok Mkure, and s hundredseres ok wood in Coiwick in the Count? aforesaid, netsand time out of mind called the Hans? ok Coiwick,within the meets and bounds ok the so?cst ato^faio.And that the mid John Byron the grandfather, and allthose whose Estate the said John Byron hath in the a-wrefaid house, and shunted acres of land, two hun-dred of tnea&oto, and three hundred ok patture, and ahrind?ed of wood in Colwkk aforesaid, hade had, held,and hade accustomed to hade in the aforesaid, two hun-dred acres of patture, and a htmd?ed of wood parcel ofthe fo?efaid Tenements, called the Gano? ok Coiwick,belonging to the said Gano? of Coiwick, enclosing,ditching, and hedging at their Will and pleawre, withall liberties, pridiledges, and franchises to the saidVark belonging, and in the said VsrK, from the timeako?ewid, hade used to hade and to Keep Deer, and fromtime ro time to constitute and appoint a Weeper of thesaid Deer in the Caid zsark, who stomthe aforekaid rimehade used to keep the fame, ac ad ven.indum, fugandum,©addendum, cipiendum & asportandum omnes & omni*modasdamas in eodem Parco derempore intempus ex-istences itaquod nullus forestarius dorniniR’gij, sored æpraedict.aec aliqræ aliæ personx quæcunque,incromittan-turad venahdum & fi!g3ndum in Parcopracdict. sine li-centia prædicti Johannis, avk 3 nd set fo?th that the saidJohn the Grandfather died seised, whereb? the saidSysnor, sc. descended to Ait ^ohn Byron His Aon. Andthat H ilary z.'Jaco i aknewas ledied between Air p-r«cLeigf, and other plaintiffs, and Air John Byron theson defendant os the said Tenements, to the use of theMid pn John so| lire, the remainder to the defendantin tail.

And that the kdenteenlh of December, 10.J ac bibF Z Ut