Cap. io. the Forest Laws.

1. Ad terrorcro serarura, so? that the light of maimboutes in a wrest is a rerro? to the wild hesllsok the forest.

2 . Ad nocumentum Forestæ, fO’ that the pestring of

the fojesi With man? houses is noisome to theforest r for that the people and inhabitants Willdsilx destrox and spoil the bert thereof.

z. Ad superoneratienem Foreftæ, so? that bx reason okman? houses the fo?est must needs be surchargedwith man? cattel.

4- Ad cxiiationcm serarura Forestæ, so? that the mul-titude os people and their dogs do cause the exileos the wiltz beasts from the finest.

Then therefore, what can there be in a finest thatma? mo?e~becap o? hurt a fo?est then Purpreflurcs ? andthe permission and sufferance of one purpzesture in afo?est doth cause manp mo?e purprestures to be made,ftp reason ofthat one: and therefore in the good godern-ment,snd care of p?eserding of forests, there must begreat regard had therein so? the adoiding os purp?e-stures, lest that bx the toUeratten and permission ofpurprestures the forests be lwn spoiled and decaxed-But now, before that A do speak an? more os purpre-stures, it is necessar? to declare, what a Kurprestme orthekorestis.

2i What is a Purpresturc within the Forest,

A Md therefore xou Idall understand, that a kurpre^store ofthe forest is most proper!?, whereas an?man doth make anp manner of encroachment upon theLings forest, he it in building, inclosure, o? bx ustng okanxlibert? o? pridiledge, 'without lawful warrant so todo, that is called a Purpresturc of the forest. 2nd in Li-bra tubro Scaccarii, titulo Accidentibut, its eft; scilicet,

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