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  1.  (See LAW v. 3, EXPEDITATE v.)

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1598.  Manwood, Laws Forest, xvi. 92. The owners … are to be amerced 3s. for the keeping of such Dogges vnlawed.

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1659.  Termes de la Ley, 163 b/2. A privilege to keep Doggs within the Forrest unlawed without punishment.

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1685.  Brady, Hist. Eng., App. 142. (tr. Charter of Forests). He whose Dog at such time shall be found unlawed.

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1913.  Contemp. Rev., Oct., 560. It was considered a great honour to be allowed to keep unlawed dogs for pleasure of the chase.

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  2.  Exempt from law.

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1880.  Mem. J. Legge, 291. Miracle is not an unlawed interference.

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