and Wales," pursuant to the provisions of the Act of the 8th and 9th Vict. c. 118.: And whereas the said application has been referred by the said Commissioners to me, an Assistant Commissioner, duly appointed under the said Act: I hereby give notice, that I shall hold a meeting on the next, at the hour of at of day of in the in the for the purpose of hearing any objections which may be made to the proposed inclosure, and any information or evidence which may be offered in relation thereto. Witness my hand this day of 184 Assistant Inclosure Commissioner. FORMS OF CLAIMS. The Inclosure Commission has issued no forms for the claims to be given in to the valuer. They will be necessarily very various and must generally be specially drawn to meet the circumstances of the particular case. Three forms are submitted by the Editor, which will probably be found useful in cases of the most common occurrence. CLAIM OF RIGHT OF COMMON OF PASTURE OVER COMMON LANDS. To the Valuer acting in the matter of the Inclosure of the Common of of I, A. B., of being seised in my demesne as of fee of a certain estate, called the Manor Farm, situate in the parish of and consisting of 160 acres of freehold land, do hereby claim to be entitled for and in respect of the whole of the said freehold estate, to common of pasture in, upon, and throughout the said place called for all my commonable cattle, levant and couchant in and upon my said estate called the Manor Farm, every year, at all times of the year, as to the said freehold estate called the Manor Farm belonging and appertaining. CLAIM OF COMMON OF PASTURE OVER COMMONABLE LANDS. To the Valuer acting in the matter of the Inclosure and Division of certain Common Fields in the Parish of and County of I, A. B. being seised in demesne as of fee of a certain messuage, and acres of land, with the appurtenances, lying in the parish of as follows: -Whereas there now are, and from time whereof the memory of man is not the contrary, there have been lying and being in the said parish, of in the county of three common fields, that is to say, one common field called the Home Field, one other common called the Lower Field, and one other common field called the Upper Field, and which said three several common fields have, from all the said time immemorial, been used and accustomed to be, and ought to be tilled and cultivated, in every year in rotation, and successively, one of the said three fields hath been, and of right ought to be sown with wheat, or other corn or grain, and in and during that year hath been usually known and distinguished by the name of the Wheat Field; and another of the said common fields hath in such year been usually known and distinguished by the name of the Barley Field; and the other of the said common fields hath in such year lain and ought to be known and distinguished by the name of the Fallow Field, or Summer-tilled Field, so that by such rotation, each and every of the said three fields has been and ought to be, one year sown with wheat, or other corn or grain, another year sown with barley, or other corn or grain, and the third year hath lain, and ought to be fallow and summer-t r-tilled in rotation: Now I, the said A.B., do claim that by reason of being so possessed of my messuage and lands, with the appurtenances, to have common of pasture yearly and every year in and throughout such of the said common fields as by and according to the said rotation hath lain, or ought to be fallow and be summer-tilled, my own land in that field only excepted, for fifty sheep, levant and couchant in and upon my said messuage and lands, with the appurtenances, in every such year. CLAIM OF COMMON OF PASTURE, Under the 2 & 3 Will. IV. c. 71. To the Valuer acting in the matter of the Inclosure of the Common of Parish of I, A. B., of in the and County of in the county of being seised in my demesne as in the of fee of a certain estate called the Manor Farm, situate in the parish of county of and consisting of one hundred acres of freehold land, do hereby claim to be entitled for and in respect of the whole of the said freehold estate, to common of pasture in, upon, and throughout the said place, called the common, for all my commonable beasts, levant and couchant, in and upon my said estate called the Manor Farm, every year, and at all times of the year, as to the said freehold estate called the Manor Farm belonging and appertaining; and I do claim the said right of common by reason of such right having been actually taken and enjoyed by myself and by those whose estate I hold, claiming right thereto, without interruption, for the full period of thirty years [or, for the full period of sixty years, as the case may be], according to the |