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the saiD plaintiff t)at» chaked within the kaid FaM, anathere taken one deer, whereupon the defendant came tothe plaintiff, and praxed him to knd pledges ro anlwerthe tame offence before the Justices in Exre of the Fo-rest in the Lountrx, which he refuted ts do, bx realonWhereof the taid detendent did detain him in bis ccsto-dx, until he had perw?med the Atatute in that behalf;and upon that plea the rffue was taken: wherebx it waswell probed that the Forester might hade taken pledgesokhim, and to have delivered hini; and akto that it waslawful so? the Forester, to detain him in his custodx andto imprison him,until he did stnd pledges: 0? otherwise.When anx such Forester 0? other chinwer ok the Forest, -ihall to take anx such offenders 0? tretpaffers ot the Fo-rest,thex max carrx them before the Lord Justice in Gx?eotthe Forest, and there relate all the whole matter andthe manner ok their trelpats and offence that thex havedone,and thereupon the Lord Justice in Gx?e Will eithertake pledges of them to answer the laid trespaffe, v? elwcomniit them to prison.

7. By whom Huy and Cry shall be made.

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0? anx other inhabitant ok the tame, max derx ^ell insuch a cake make hux and crx upon and aster such offen-ders, as it doth plain!? appear bx the derx letter ok the

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