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t^ertfb?e if one doth prekribe to hade all the herbage, .pannage, «nd xMts ok the land of ^.8.no msn canconcetde chetthis prescription is good. Oeither can sCotnmmiet pretcride that the Lv?d ok the foil catmotput tn an? Cattle into the land; but in our Cake thederx franchise ok the Lings forest doth confftt of Werk,Wenik-n, Lands, and MkKcers ok the ForeK, kor theDing max hade a kd?ek, although he hath no landthere.

§lnd in the Commentaries ;;r. z>f a symo? withintheforekof Wsich-m do escheat to tbe Ktng, and theLing grants the Gano? to one in Le, xet wall not hehade the libertx os the fo?ek h aud the rame law iswhere the Ling grants all the land Which he hath inthe finest.

ll&ut noMithkanding I agree that one max hade aPark within a sorest bx prescription o? bx grant, hutthen the tame ought to be Kept to inclosed, that thebeasts or the koM cannot enter into the Park,,whichis not done, it is a forfeiture okthe libertx ok the Park,and fo it is ikhe hade a falter?, o? Deer-leap, so? thenature oka Park is to be incloW, and in the io. H. 7 .6. it is raid, that a Park confissfi in Dvil, I closures,arid Game, and in the 15. L6.z. Thomas CarlOfLan-cafkr, Lv?d of a finest, did grant leads to one John.Harrington to make a Park within the said foM, andthere it is adjudged, that ifGranree does to Lightly in-close tbe Park, so that the sorest beaks max get inthere, that it is a forfeiture, and the Lo?d of the fo?ekmax enter and takethe Deer.

Wur bx pretence of the defendant, the Ling KM nothade so much power in this land, being in the midst ofthe foM, as he Heth in the lands ok anx ofhis subject#which do lye without the koM : ko? if forest beaksKrax or wander into the land of a subject, out ok the

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