¥.48 A Treatise of Cap. 8.

forest again: but to dettrox the broods of a cobert okihefo?ett, is Id to watte the same that thex will uedercome to be a cobert anx mo?e. 2 Nd therefore, a brakeos the lo?ett, and a destruction ol the fo?ett, are tdrothings ; and so? that causa in the Mile of the fo?ett of,, - Ming Henry the Second, called the Miles of Woock-« -. ks"-pua there is a special p?vdillon made, astvell fo?rheWoEscic, one, as so? the other, in these Wo?dL, defendii dotni-artic. 1. nus Rex, quad nallat donee vcl veudae aliqaod ad dcftio-ctionem Bosci soij vel ad vasttun, st sit infra forestam regie.Scilicet infra regardata : DurLo?d the Ring comman-deth, that no man shall gibe 0? sell an? thing to thedestruction os his broods 0? coderrs, 0? to the wattingok them, is thex be within the Lings that is to -sap, within the Mgard ; but our Lo?d the Ling dothgrant that it shall be lawful so? ever? man to take thatwhich Hall be needful! f'02 them ok their obm broods,without making of watte,that is to fax,wikhout wattingos the cobert os the lowest r So thatederx man that hathanx woods within the WM, that are an? coberts so?tbe Deer, the? that are the owners of them, are inhi-bited bx the Law,either to watte 0? dettro? those Wwds,0? anx parr of them. 2 nd if a man do fell his wwds,which are coberts witdin the fo?ett, without licence;and xet doth so inclose, and fence those woods roundabout that thex are well p?eferbed to grow again, andthat in a iho?t time, then that Hall be a watte of thefo?ett, so? as much as the cobert of the fo?ett is there-dx lessened and watted; but it is not a dettruction of thefo?ef§, because the woods are not vtterlx dettroxed,but p?ettrbedto grow again; Fo?, as iris holdenar-r-rm'mo k, she Common Law,rhat if a Tenant so? term of life 00;s.u. 6 .K!. u cut down woods,and ttll them^hst is a waste,alidough-t, ;. that the fame words do grow. again: edenw it is bx-the Ko?ett Law, that if a man do cut down s cobert of- tU*