Cap. i 7. the Forest Laws. '

fame,at the discretion of the Lord chiefDmice in Gx?e:And silo to be bound in a great lum of monex withsufficient sureties* toamen&aUthd) defaults, tcfo?ea certain oax untothem then and there to be limited anjappointed.

And all such as are 0? Ml be condiaed ok hunting 0?trespassing within the Ko?ess, to the hurt of ©eni»son 0? toiio beasts, which offence is caste* Nocumen-tum speciale, thex are to be imprisoned, ransomed, andbound to the good abearing os the Ko?ett: And all suchas are conflicted of dessroxing ok Mert, v? os felling0? cutting down os Wert, Wlvods,o?< 5 odert,within theMgard os the Fo?ess, thex are 6 rtt to be imprisoned,and then to make their 6 ne with the Ling ft,? that of-fence, and to te bound to the good abearing of the Ko-

And so; those that do agrtt within the JFojest: Andalso so? those that are snrcl’argers of the Forest: ldebefore in the Chapter os Agissment,and in the Chapterof Common, Commoners, and Aurchargers. And so?Assarts, sec it\ the Chapter of Assarts before: and like-wile in the Chapter os Mirpressures and Masses. Andthese are the means that the Laws sk the Forest hadeappointed to teniedx thelv Ousances.

5. Nov. and in rvbik manner, they that domskehlofancer of the Forest (hall be punished forthe same.

H Dw,and in what manner, all those chat do made o?

cauw anx ot the w?esaid Kusances of the Fo?esstodr made 0? done, (hall be puniched, it hath for the mossbeen declared here before, in the fourth division of thisChapter. And this note further,so? a genera! rule,thatin ederx mlpaffeand offence of the Forest m bert and

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