Cap. io. the Forest Laws.

o? tvwds; and therefore the stne fy? g Mirp?eKme isaggradated and increawd according to the quslirx gndquaittitp of the offence; and beudes that, he t&at ts soknesble, he lhall field the place upon the which theVurp?esture is made, to the Wing, to whom in right itdoth belong and appertain.

5. The forfeiture aud puaifhmenc of such at commitPurprefture in their own woods or lands.

T Ve forfeiture and punrthment that the Laws ofthe Forest do inflict upon him th at doth makean? zSurpresture in hie own woods or lands wirtzin theForest, as before in Assarts hath beenalreadx declared,is, that he that is found making of snx Durpresture, Affise & c<s£out of the sting* demesne woods o? lands, within the k^udin«fo-regsrd of the F*?est, his bodx chsll he attached and de- «*?*' An, &tsined in p?ifon,until that he be delidered bx fix pledges: 'and if be (ball de found offending th again the secondtime, then his bodx Wall be atte ched and detained inprison,until tbathechall be delidered bp twelve pledges:snd if he lhsll be found offending so'again the thirdtime, then his bodx lhall be attached and detained inp?iwn until that he lhall hade made hisstne with thesting so? that offence; and in this case, the offender isnot bailable bx the Law, bx anx man, bur onlx bx theLv?d chief Mstice in Gx?e of the Forest, of his specialksdour and grace.

And in this cafe attitf the fine is uncertain co? eachVnrp?estures,and arbitrable at the Will and plesmre ofthe Ling, according to the yualitx and qusntitx of theoffence.

And this note, that so? eber? Mrpresture thatman doth make in hrs own lands o? woods, that he 45. i mdsth within the forest, as in building up of anx bouse,

whereas