A Treatise of Cap. ai.

rest,AL teen of Mere as of meuifOnianD there inqMti-ons the? mutt inroU in their roll likewise,and also cerri-fie the famcMoje the no?& Justice in Gire of the Forestat his nett coming into the FoMto hold the genera!sessions of the Fo?est. And it doth also appear dp Cha«AOwn de fo-r de Foresta,c.8. that the office of a Werderer is, Ad VI-op.8. dend. attachiamenta de Foresta tarn de viridi quam de ve-natione per præfentationem ipsor. Forestarior. Do that it

doth theredx appear,thar the office of a Werderer is dothto view the attachments or the Foresters, and also toreceide their attachments, and to inroll them in theNoils of the Werderers; and then it fostowerh, that ailthose lllolls of the Werderers must de bx theikid Merde-rers certiked to the Justices of the Ko?est ar their com-ing into the lame Forest to hold their genera! AessionsAffis, forest*, Of the Fo?est,as it doth appear in Assifa ForestX, Ani-Anic.ii. culo 2i.

And alto the Werderers Mssice in some cafes is toI'udge of offences and trelpakfes that are committed anddone within the Fo?est,as of trespasses in Mert,theda'lue thereof being under the stim of 4 d. And it doth ap-Ass.l.-I>c.so.n. pear bx the Llssifes of Fancaster and Pickring, that theentrx of the pleas of the Ko?est are thus, presentationper Forestarios 8c convictum per Viridarios : Whereby itdoth appear, that the Dffice of a Werderer is a iudicia!Vlace 0? Mssice. And thus much concerning the DPfice of a Werderer.

See Cap. 13. Oivifz. 8r Cap.22. Divife.ik 6 .

2 What a Regarder is, how made, what his Oath,what his Office.

definition of t A Regarder is an Officer of the Kings Forest that isHtgurAtr. ii sworn to make the Regard of the Forest as the fameRegard hath been used to be made in former time: And

also