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clxxiv APPENDIX, NO. VII.
mana jura timentes, quibus se illaqueatos esse (quod suni-
mopere dolemus) intelliguntau t saltern intelligere debent
deeisdem Villis Villulis Hamelectisad inepiscopatuvillis,
villulis, haraelectis, ad et in episcopatum Dunelm. et co-
mitatum North umbriae aliaq. loca dictis locisde Tyndalle
et Ryddisdalle confinia et adjacentia, Latronum, Rapien-
tiuni ac Depraedantium, more, per diuturnatempora saepe,
sa^pius, et saepissime, publice, et manifeste, nocte dieq.
incurrentes, prout adhuc indies, cotidie,. saepe, saepius, et
sa?pissime noctu dieq. publice et manifeste sic incurrunt,
furta, latrocinia, rapinas, et depred ationes passim commit-
tentes, pecora et catalla in eisdem inventa furati deprae-
datiq. fuerunt, et ab eisdem ad partes et territoria de
Tyndall et Ryddisdalle praedict. aliaq. loca eisdem con-
finia, ed libitum suarum voluntatum asportaverunt, fu-
gaverunt, et abigerunt, prout adhuc indies nulli equidem
rei, quam, hujusmodi furtis, latrociniis,' rapinis, et de-
praedationibus, dediti, furantur, depraedantur, fugant et
abigunt. Et quod ipso delicto deterius est, per tabernas,
et alia loca publica^ iniquitatibus, furtis, latrociniis, et de-
praedationibussuishujusmodigloriantesse talia commis-
sisse, et de caetero committere, palam et publice jactari
non desinant; hisq. malis non contenti sed potius furtum
furto, latrocinium latrocinio, rapinam rapina, deprajda-
tionem depraedationi, aliaq. mala malis accumulantes, in
hujusmodi furtorum latrociniorum, et depra?dationum
aggravationem, non solum ipsi furantur, verum etiam fu-
res et latrones et raptores quoscunq. ad ipsos confugien-

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Volume 1
DescriptionVol. I .
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Minstrelsy of the Scottish border
DescriptionConsisting of historical and romantic ballads, collected in the southern counties of Scotland; with a few of modern date, founded upon local tradition.
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