^"achn^nt And in 1735 the Master keepers of Woodford, Loughton,

1737' ' and Lambourn walks were considered to be entitled to

15th Rep. of

L, R. Com. an allowance from the King's woods in Hainault of
Nos.'io, 19. livery logs (dead pollards) or 505. in money.
In the 13th century, as we have seen, the Forester of
the bailiwick of Alrefen and Kingswood claimed wind-
fallen wood, which anciently was the usual perquisite of
the Woodward.
Earl of War- A hom was the symbol of the forester's office, and

wick s Letter, -^

sufra, p. 40. when called at the Justice Seat it was his duty to deliver
it, kneeling, to the Chief Justice.
It does not appear from the records that the Master
keepers in modern times took a very active part in the
affairs of the Forest, except by attending the Courts.
