Hawkers and Hunters.
WEst. 1. ch. 1. forbiddeth that none shall chase in an∣others Park, nor fish in anothers River, and if he do, he shall be imprisoned, and fined, and if none will sue, the King shall have the Suit as in a thing made against the Peace, and the King shall make inquiry from year to year, &c. Fitzh. 67. D.
Westm. 1. chap. 20. It is provided for Offenders in Parks and in Rivers, that if any of them be attaint by the Suit of the Plaintiff, it shall be accounted good, and amends made according to the manner of the Trespasse, and shall have imprisonment for three years, and then shall be fined, and if he hath not to pay a Fine, he shall be banished or out-lawed, and if the party sue not within the yeare, the King shall have the suit.
39. H. 7. chap. 11. If any person, not having a Parke, Chase, nor Forrest, keep any nets, called Deer-Hayes, o•• Buc••stalls, or stalk with bush or beast in anothers Park, Chase, or Forrest, without license, he shall forfeit ten pound to any person which will sue for the same.
31. H. 8. chap. 12. Where Hunters in the day or night with vizards, or painted faces, it was felony, now it is not.