The next year, 1221, John de Monmouth is ordered to allow Philip de Bantun, Rob. de Alba Mara, John de Lacy, Will. de Dene, Will de Abbenhale, and Thomas de Blakeney, foresters of fee in the Forest of Dean, and Nigell Hathway, Martin de la Boze, John Fitz-Hugh, Richard Wither, Rob. Fitz-Warren, Will. Cadel, John Blund, Alexander de Staurs, Roger Wither, John Fitz-Gadway, serventes de feods, to have their "forgias itinerantes ad mortuum et siccum" as they were accustomed to have them temp. Ric. I. and John. {14a} A similar privilege was granted, the same year, to Matilda de Cautilupe and Henry, Earl of Warwick--the latter at Lidenie--to have their "forgia," as well as to Walter de Aure to have his "forgia itinerans," and Richd. de Estun his "fabrica." {14b} So, likewise, in 1223 (7 Hen. III.), the Monks of Flaxlegh were directed to have "forgiam suam," as in the time of King John. A document {14c} without a date, but unquestionably belonging to the early part of the reign of Hen. III., to whom it seems to be addressed by way of an official report on the state of the Forest, affords the earliest compendium that has been discovered of the extent of its iron works at this period. Concerning the "Fabricis," these authorities say, that the Monks of Flaxley have "unam fabricam arrantem" at Ardland, in the Forest of our lord the King, and have, where they please, each week, two oaks, &c. &c. Mabilia de Cautelup has one "fabricam arrantem," at Ettelaw, and three "fossatas" of green wood and one oak for the same, &c. They say, also, that John Malemort (gruyer) holds one "fabricam," &c., and fells one oak each week, where he pleases. They likewise say that the constable of St. Briavel's Castle holds, in the same place, "unam fabricam," which is sustained by what is felled for the "fabricam" of the said John, and by other perquisites, &c. Concerning the "Fabricis" which are situated in the vills of the forest. They say that at Bicknour are sometimes four "fabrica," and sometimes two, and sometimes three, from which the Constable takes for each "VIIs. if they be 'arrantes continue' for one year; and the forester, who is forsooth lord of each vill, receives IIId. any way per week from each fabrica; and they are sustained by charcoal made in Wallea, and by perquisites in the Forest." They say, too, that at Ruwardin there are at one time or other "V. fabrica arrantes," and sometimes less, in the same way as the constable and lord of each vill take, as aforesaid. They say also that at Magnam Dene are "VIIIto fabricae arrantes" of charcoal, made without the Forest bounds; and the constable and lord of Dene and of Abbenhal take of the above-named "fabricae" as is first of all stated. They say also that at Parvam Dene are "IIIIor. fabricae arrantes" of the perquisites in the Forest, and sometimes also of charcoal made beyond the Forest bounds, and from thence the constable and lord of the same will take as has been already said.