Cap. if. the Forest Laws.

inent: and therefore, after that the Lings demesnebroods and hedg-rows be Agilled, the men that hadebroods and hedg-rows adioxning unto the Lings de-mesne woods witdin the Fo?ell, ma? sgikt them wirhtheir swine and Gogs, as man? as can condeuient!?be sgiked there, but not befo?e, asitdoch appear b? theAMes and cukoms of the Fo?ell, in these words, 8i E-L,con-qoii Kabserit Boicum juxta dowimcom bofconi clomini iunuliincr s„-regii, Jicitura eft ei, poftquam dominicar ha : æ Agiftatac n 1 a jf a , I a -”‘j i ^.siint.habere tempore pannagii, toe porcoi.qaot Boscus per loforefcu.vifom foreftariororo, viridariorom, regardatorutn, Agifta.eorum.& aliorum proborum bominum, poffle paeiEt hocfist de exitu porcorum .* Isf ao? man hade woods neerunto the demesne woods of the Ling, it lhatt be lawfulso? him,after that the Lings demesne woods and hedg.rows are agilled, to hade in the time of pawnsgs wman? swine as the wood max fiikker,b? the view of theForesters, Merderers, Negarders, 2giko?s> and otherlawful men r and this ihall de done of the p?o6t of theSwine. Mher«fo?e it is to be underltsod, that menma? sgilk their woods and lands that the? hade.within the Regord of the Forest so? the herbagethereof, with their own beaks and cattel, atanx time.the? Will.

And also men max sgist their woods that the? hadewrthin the regard of the Fo?ett, with swine and Gogsw? the Halt thereof, which is called pawnsge, sr an?krme when the? Will in the rime of pawnsge r s certainwoods that do lie sndadjopn neer unto the Lings de-mesne woods snd hedg-rows onl? ercepted, which ma?not de sgilled, until rdst tve Lings demekne woods andhedg-rows be agilled, which is about the feast of Saint_

Martin the Eichop, in Mrnrer:) And then the? ma? r) sB 'sgist wch woods st their pleasure. But no man, i t in.de e Pkk-*wit hath woods o? lands within the regard of the ko?est, ringi u .

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