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own without tearrant olthe Lings OsMp,pou chal! dous to toeet at his name.

31 Item, xou shall inquire whether anp Deer hadebeen found newlp dead, 0? otherwise wounded in luchso?t that the fame eannot recover his hurt: and lo foundand taken dp the Fo?etters-whether che Lech 0 bodies ak

valuvr-fol o liich dead 0?hurt Deer hath been given and bellowed toALL A con- the Lazer-houte 0? Dprtel-boufe next Ldjopning, if an?luemli.PolrkL, such there be; 0 if there be no wch Lazer-houfe neer ad'6 &,h. ioxning, then whether the stelb s bones of tuch Deer a-wMid yach been bestowed, given and imparted amongche poo? people next inhabiting the wrest r and if thexhade been so well bestowed,then whether the Merderersor Lountr? can tekiste the fame, pea 0? no,8rc.

32 Also, ofall fuch Deer as hachbeen found and ta»ken,as last before, whether the head and skin ofrhe camehade been delivered to the freemen of the next Lawnadwpning, &c.

33 Item, if anp arrow 0? arrows hath been foundwithin the w?ett, whether due presentment hath beenmade to the Merderers- theresf,tv che intent char che raidMerderer in his Noll niight enter the fame, 8 cc.

34 Item, if there be anp G?ep-hounds found runningwithin the laid wrest, to che disturbance of the LingsGame, whether the tame hach been pretented in thePrttenrmenrs or che Merderers,tsche intent chat che famechouldtze rent tvche Ling, 0? to the chief Aiistice ofthewrest.

35 Item, j>oti fljall inquire, if all the dogs which bewithin the bimnds of che wrest, and ought to be lawedchewell and o?derlr> lawed, and made p?osttadle w? che saidforest, pea o?no.

36 Item, if anp man in time ok Ggrvest hade taken

in anp Gastibeo? great dog within the said forest,^-to the hurt of the deer, 0? not. „

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