(that is to say) Free the Forrest unto the Miners And also bee it that ye Miner carry tymber from the woods into his place or _into_ [unto] any other the whych tymber is made and cut for the boothes for the Mine That for that _noe_ [none] attachment shall be made of any man And if the Constable will deliver noe tymber as aforesaid and the Miner _of_ [by] his owne authority fetch tymber in ye Forrest for the Mine and carry hit to ye Mine and after that the [said] Timber bee in _the_ [their] place that is called Gavell place the wch is knowne by the old Custome Then is the tymber as their owne catele and none attachment shall be made for that Alsoe the Sea Cole Mine Sea cole.is as free in all points as the Oare Mine But if the fellowship Mine by ye weeke three charges the King shall have of every of the Fellowship a Penny Alsoe [that] noe Stranger of what degree soever hee bee but onely that beene borne and abideing within the Castle of St Brevills and the bounds of the Forrest as is aforesaid shall come wthin the Mine to see and A stranger not to pry.[to] knowe ye privities of our Souvaigne Lord the King in his said Mine Also that noe Smith holder neither Myner neither _any_ [no] other shall make carriage of the said Myne _neither_ by cart _nor_ [neither] by waine but onely by the measure called Billeyes by ye wch the Custome of the King bee measured Soe that the Gaveller may knowe and _soe_ [see] that the King have right in every _pointe_ [place done] And if any such Measure.unreasonable measure shall be found then _the_ [every] Miner by the strength of the King is Bayliffe to arrest the Beaste and whereof the beaste shall be forfeit to the King and ye measure burnt And bee it that the Miners for duty or for wretchedness will such wrong suffer and alsoe ye Gavellr for his owne Lucre Then the Constable by ye reason of his office shall pursue by the strength of the King to take and to doe as is aforesaid Alsoe that noe Smith holder after he holdeth Smith or become partner to hold Smith hee shall not have none of the Franchises aforesaid within a year and a day Also by the Franchises aforesaid the Constable shall deliver _Tymber_ to the Miners [Timber] sufficient to make a Lodges for pitts.lodge upon their pitt to keepe and to save _the_ [a] pitt [and the mine] of the Kings and ye Miners And {80} Bounds of pitte.the pitt shall have such liberties and franchises that noe man shall come within so much space that ye Miner may stand and cast [so far from him] ridding and stones _soe farr from him_ with a Bale as the manner is And shall have his marks apperteyning to his said pitt Also Marks.shall have a Bold place in the wch the Miner make and performe the tymber to build the said pitt And if any other come to travel and to work within the places aforesaid hee shall be forbode of the Fellowship of the pitt and if after hee come againe hee shall loose to the King two Shillings Alsoe ye pitt