A Treatise of Cap. 24.

pasture -so? the Lings Gsjesties toilO Weasts, ano okfuct) as hade common in the fame: StiiD what, and howmuch the pasture of the said Dwr hath been hinderedtherebx, sc.

6z. In like manner xe lhsll inquire, if aux man hathspotted 0? dekroxed anx W?uth 0? Kern, 0? anx othercovert 0? defence, in such place 0? places where theLings Doer hath 0? doth commonlx use v? haunt, v?doth ufuallx calve 0? fawn.

66 . And also, whether anx person to whom the Linghath granted Estovers so? his own onix use of suchFern and W?ulh, o? other Estovers, whether rhex havebx colour thereof given 0? fold anx of the said Kern 0?W?ukd, 0? Estovers, to others. And Wo hath had anxsuch warrant so? the taking of anx such Estovers, andwhat warrant: And how much the Fo?est is ihereb?p?ejudiced and hurted, and of his 0? their names thathath so done, xou lhall do us to wvtt.

67. lrem, whether anx person v? persons inhabitingwithin the Fo?eks hath surcharged the pasture andmeadow within the fame: and how the fame hath beensurcharged, and to what loss and hurt the fame hathbeen, xou lhall do us to weet.

6 %. And further, xou shall inquire ifthere hath anxperron come into the Fo?est and felled and cut down a-nx great Daks of the Lings, and carried chemawaxbxnight 0? dax: 2 Df the p?ice of the hoM and Cart, ansof the fafo trees carried,xe lhall do us to weer.

69 . Aim xe lhall inquire if anx person 0? perform hathv? hade come into the fo?ek and cut down snx smallWwd v? underwwds,as AwarsMete, Lho?ns, v? Wai-ling rods,and carried the fame awax unattached,xe lhaldo us to weet ofhis name, and of the p?ice, sc.

70. Ircm, if the Fo?eker of the Fo?est, his Lieuten-ancy? anx Fo?ester b?owleth anx SVast,vvu8vL,o? great

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