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V.b.333(20) <br>

Know all men by these pr''e''sents That I ''th''e right<br>
Hon''ora''ble Richard Earle of Burlington Constable<br>
and cheife Game keeper of ''th''e Castle & Hennes<br>
of Knaresburghe Doe hereby Authorize and<br>
impowre S''i''r Henerie Goodricke of Ribston Kn''igh''t<br>
and Bar''one''t aswele to hunt and take Game<br>
w''i''thin ''th''e s''ai''d Honn''o''r As likewise to take and<br>
seize All Greyhounds setting dogs, Guns, netts,<br>
or oth''e''r engines that are destructive to the<br>
Game from all such p''er''sons As by ''th''e Law are<br>
not capable to keepe or vse the same w''i''thin<br>
the p''re''cincts thereofe And such as shall be<br>
soe taken or seizd to dispose on according<br>
to Law And for soe doeing this shall bee<br>
his warrant Geeuen vnder my hand and<br>
seale ''th''e fowre & twentith day ofe August<br>
In the nine and twentith y''ea''re of ''th''e Raigne ofe<br>
owr sov''e''raigne Lord King Charles ''th''e second over<br>
England &c A''nn''oq''ue'' Dom''ine'' 1677<br>
Burlington<br>