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ftopc df them tendeth onlx to the preserbation and con-tinuance ok the Forest.r and those Ordinances anaLaws, id? the most part, are no other but the CommonLaws ok this JCeatm, or else grounded upon the reasonok the Common Law, asslreadx before hath Mn decla-re!). The strst beginning of these D?ders and Laws ko?the poursllees was in the timeDing R. 2 . for after thatbe had made Manx gkeat afforestations in Mndrx Placesin this Malm, and tome sew disefforestations, xet al-though that he did disafforest the places in which thewild beaks then were, he had such a special care ok thewild wm vkWenerx and Chsse,that to the end to p?e-kerbe them KM, he made certain Laws and D?di-nances, which hade relation as wen to those Pisces kvdisafforested, as to the Forests themseldes whereinSee the Affists the wild beaks are; as it doth appear bx the D?di-oktt. r.c,Uea sndAffises of Woodstock, hereafter in the * z.

partvk this book declared, and stnce the time ok Ling

*See before c. Hen. kheLhird, attdthe granting Of Charm de Foresta,j 7 .Pivis. j.in' that all the neto afforestations that were made bx Mngthe margin, Hen.theDsecond,Wing Richard the Ftrstzand Ring Job.

were disafforested bx the perambulations, xet bx reasonok the great plentx and store ok wild beasts both ok dene-rxand chsse,tvat then were in edetx Forest within thisMstrn, which had used and accustomed ok wng time tohade their haunt and later in those places newlx disaffo-rested, it Was a thing almost impossible altogether to re-strain them thereof; wherefore there were then certainSDfftcet*, cstlleJ) Rangers, appointed to attend snd lookunto all those places newlx disafforested (which,becauseok the perambulations, were then called Pourallees, afterthe French word) which Mirers hx their rare and di-ligence did dailx SS much as rhex could restrain the wildyeasts ok the Forest ok their repair snd haunt into moseP«tMlkC5* and Whenbxsnxchance thewtts beasts ok