Great Buck, '

Buildings in Forest in i6th and 17th centuries, 326, 327.
new, forbidden by Earl of Holland, 328.
Bullock, Colonel, Lieutenant of Forest, 122.
Burney, George, removes fences round inclosures, 368.-
legal expenses of, repaid by Corporation, 369.
Buxton, Sir Thomas Fowell, a verderer under Epping Forest Act,
1878. .370.
Caen, abbess of, claims Felsted in 1301. .31.
Calf, a name of the red deer, 193.
INDEX. 409

Cann Hall, purchase of Crown rights by lord of manor of, 352.
purchase of wastes of, by Corporation, 367.
Canute, his supposed code of forest laws, 7, 59.
animals mentioned in, 7.
dispute as to its authenticity, 59.
opinions of Coke and Freeman as to, id.
its arrangement and contents, 60 — 64.
Freeman's objections considered, 62.
officers named in, their duties, position, and perquisites, 61, 62.
. punishments ordained by, 63.
severity of, as to offences against venison, 64.
partial exemption by, of bishops and king's thanes, id.
supposed punishment by flaying, 64, note.
classification of wild animals in, 64, 187, 188.
Coke's objection to, 65.
freemen's right of hunting under, id.
supposed origin of, 66.
compared with Norman laws, id.
probably written by a Norman, 67.
composition like that of other ancient documents; id.
not more severe than Norman forest laws, 68.
lawing of dogs under, 226.
does not notice fence month, 277.
Carleton, William, Steward of Forest, 117.
Carn, H. de, a Forest Justice, 20.
Castlemain, Viscount, Lieutenant of Forest, 121.
Cattewad Bridge, claimed as Forest botmdaiy, 28, 43.
Cattle, sale of pounded, 183.
reference to, in Canute's forest law, 277.
Cattle Mark, a mark for each parish, 300.
modern mark for West Ham, 179.
kept by Reeve, 300.
private marks, id.
presentments for refusing to allow marking, 300, 301.
manner of marking, 301.
