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Cap. 8. the Forest Laws.

Sown vkHis wood, -sth not a lwenfe ta Cjefirtsp thefame, except that de so obtsin a fpeisl iicenfe to curdownihe wsods, sod to assart the Bare, and ta tlui, it

ratio tillage,according to the PietidentfisAd quod damp-Bttnoftrfoje recited'

S Dme Kuestions being mobed between the Carl ofNottingham Justice in Gx?e in all the Lings fo-rests, and the Earl ok vorker Treasurer ok England,comerning the difpgstngokthe Lings woods in his is-rests; ko? refolding whereof bx the Lings command-ment all the Judges ok England were assembled, whoupon conference and mature deliberation refolded theseLden points following.

i. Chat the Justices in <JBp?e, and the Lings Dssi- ^"B****-cers within vis forest hade charge vk Menilv!', and ok ^TnemMert o? green-hue ko? the maintenance o? preservation u.E.r. conTof the Lmgs Game, and therein ok all manner ok trees w leii rke un-for codert, drmfe and pawnage. Mr when need is to del«°od in rkeftl! seasonable woods within this forest, o? timber so? ?* rk of < “ linn ':his Gaiesties use, the same mu l be fold or taten bxLrcesk the Great Seal, o? Exchequer Seal, bp the blew windtaiis in t fa«ok the Forester, to the intent that the woods o? the P«k of Nor-timherOE not be taken in places inconvenient w? the rtsmpion, -s.Game. Mit the Justices inGxre or an? pfihe LingsGssicers within the wrest cannot fell o? dispose ok an? rina°n,wood within the finest without Commission v and so the mimui biate-Exrhequer and the Foresters hade divifum imperium, roncr quercu-

the one so? the pjofit ok the Ll»g>and the other for his Cm-i; scnlpdsi Cu.bi in forefta

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«nd- virtate i>revi*domini Kgis simik. ibidetn to. (.and E. 4 . 6 ,

tiKUtcImcrar.p,;. L. 6.

2. Lbst regularly neither the Court ok Exchequer, ,no? snxok the NingsAfficerscandjspofeok the Lings

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