- have
killed the deer, even
though he was not
found hunting or chasing.
Disafforested lands on the edge of the
forest were
known as purlieus; agriculture...
-
disputes with
landowners resulted in
clarifications that any land that was
disafforested had to be in
proportion to the
quality of the land as a whole, so that...
- re****erted
boundaries for encroachment. The programme's
focus was
disafforestation and sale of
forest lands for
conversion to
pasture and
arable farming...
-
remaining forest in the 17th century, and the
forest was not
formally disafforested, or
removed from
forest law,
until 1812. The
modern Delamere Forest...
-
adjoining unto the
forest [which] was once forest-land and
afterwards disafforested by the
perambulations made for the
severing of the new
forests from...
- Skipwith. The
Corporation of
Leicester opposed the
efforts of
Charles I to
disafforest the
nearby Leicester Forest,
believing them to be
likely to
throw many...
-
quite reduced by the time it was
disafforested during the
reign of King
Charles I in 1629. The
process of
disafforestation created considerable social unrest...
-
Forest of Es**** was a
little higher. Over time
parts of the
country were
disafforested,
removed from
Forest Law. In 1204 the men of Es**** paid the King 500...
- Pope's
backing to re****ert
forest law over
large areas which had been "
disafforested". Both
Edward and the Pope were
accused by some
contemporary chroniclers...
-
royal forest lands. 3,000
acres (1,200 ha) of the
Forest of Dean was
disafforested in the 1620s,
causing a
series of
riots in 1631–32; this was part of...
