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to arrest and attach kich offenders, as he might do, ifthe? toert still remaining within the bounds and limitsot the finest. But it such a forester cannot in snx reafo-nMe fort arrest or attach such offenders, without somedanger either to himself, or to the offenders, itfftaii bebetter and a more caster course lo? kich to?esters>to makediligent inquirx after such offenders, according to suchformer instructions->and thm aster the certainty thereoklearned in ederx pomt,as aforesaid, to make a truekntment thereok at the next Awanimote, or Court okAttachments, which lhall 6rst happen for the same ko-reft,and then upon that presentment sound and certistedto the L0?d'chiek Justice in Gxreokthe forests? the te-stimonie ok the Werdererssaccording to the ordinancesAss, sa & con- of the forests,made in Anno 6^ Edward m first,tu thesesiKtadints so- words , Debet fbrestarius hoc intimare justiciario per te-.restæ, 6. E, x. stimoniutn Vjridariorum,8cc. which is, that the forestera? 1 * 11 ? in kuch a cafe, is to inkorm the Lord chief Justice inGxre ok the forest of such offenders, and of the famepresentment against them bx the testimonx of the Wer-derers,that the fame is true)he max cause kuch an offen-Sor, or offendors, bx his special warrant,to be arrested,wheresoever thex are in England, and to imprison them,until thex Wall put in sureties to answer such offencesand trespasses, as thex hade done in the Lings forest :and bx this course the forester Wall berx well dischargethe dutx and office ok a good forester, with less troubleand danger to himself than in the other course before.And likewise, upon luch a presentment so wade, as isaforesaid, such offendors max de outlawed upon a tres-pass at the Mit of the Ling, if the names of siictj offen-dors be known: and therefore the name of Mch offen-dors, and the name ok the Town where thex do dwellis to be inquires and learned out ftp the foresters b Asit doth appear dx the Affiles and Ordinances ok the fo-