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bants, or otherwise onD>unda?L, o? in the feme Gs-neth, which is st the time of Fawning, ant* tbat is ac*counted fifteen dsxs before Gidfummer, and fifteen dsxsafter.Syidfummer.

Z8 Item, if an? Purlieu hunter st an? time ko;?.stall the Lings Deer, whether it be with dead Pa?, o?with quickb so? the? ought to let run st the tfifl of theDeer,otherwife it is finable,as if he did hunt in the Fo-rest. .

39 Item, if an? person hade made an? Coppices o?closure of Purlieu,in ettraiting of the Lings Deer fromthe Forest,to the hurt of the owners,o? do pin the beasts,of an? Commoner out of the S>hire,and not put them in.open pound in the Count?, whether it be in Pawnagetime o? not, ?ou shall do us to WLt.

40 Item, if an? man gather an? 2co?ns o? Crabsin the Fo?est, and do make sale of them at Garkers o?elsewhere,to the hurt of the commoners,and the Wingsbeasts of the Forest, xe fijall do us to wm.

4 1 Item, if an? man hade stopped o? Kraited an?Church-wa?, Gill-wa?, o? other wa?s in the Foresto? Purlieu, to the common Oufance of the Wings freepeople, and to the hurt of his Dwr, ?ou lhall do us tmweet thereof.

42 stem, if an?man hade an? Gills within the Fo-rest which are nor repaired as the? oughttobe,?onlhslldo US to weet.

43 Item, ?ou shall present all the Mails and Dtra?swhich hade been and happened stnee the last Court with-in the Forest.

44 item, if an? man take an? agistment in the Fo-rest o? Purlieu, to the hurt of the Lings Deer and theCommoners there, ?ou lhall do us to weet.

45 Item, if there Le an? man that doth surcharge theCommon with an? manner of cattel, or- otherwise, mo?e

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