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Cap. 23. the Forest Laws.

32 Item, if an? man chafe, course, 0? set a tip ^ ct 02Engine, though be kill nor, xou lhall present his nameand kact, and where the fame was done, and when.

zz Item, if an? man come into the Forest,and thereLax anx Fox, Wre, Conic, v? an? other beak or fowlof Marren without autvoritx,the fame is to de puniih-ed so? the breach of the Lings tree Chafe, and thereforexou lhall dons towoet.

z4 item, if there are anx manner of Rents o? Der°dices. Max, o?Donex, due to the Ling 0? anx of hisOfficers of this Fo?est, that are now behind, 0? with-drawn,bx whom,how long, what it is,and what damageit is to the Ling, xou lhall also do us to wwt.

31 Item, if there be anx Man that dwelleth aboutthe borders of the Forest, which dwpeth anx strangeG?exhound,and waiteth when the Lings Dchr are outof the Forest, and fo?efetteth the fame Doer, so that the?max not return home again, and so bx that means areSain 0? hurt, xe lhall present who he is, and who own-etb the G?e?hounds,that he max be punilhed so? the fameaccording!?.

z6 Item, if there be anx person Within the nirikdlSi-on of this Court that Keepeth aNx hounds o? grexhounds 7,^, * ~tbst max not difpend 101. bx the xear of land of inheri- J p ’ 17,tance, 0? 30 1 bx the xear of frse-hold land, a? is notpossessed of goods and chattels to the dalue of 200I.

0? that is not tbe ton ot a mnigOt 0? Ji&aron, o? of someperson Of higher Oegra,o? the son ans heir apparent ofan Esquire, according to the Dtatnte, hchich hunteth inthe Purlieu, as of his own authoritx, xou lhall presenthis ? ame, the time, and what damage he did to theLing in diminilhing the game at such hunting.

37 Item, if anx purlieu hunter huNt oftener- than 'th?tce in a week, v? before the Dun riling, 0? alter theSun setting, o; with Mer than his own menial fer-d h 2 bams.