AMANUENSIS.

_Frebord._--I want information on this matter, and consider "N. & Q."

peculiarly the place wherein to seek it, because it is a matter mainly

dependent on local custom. All the notice of Frebord that I have been

able to discover in books is derived from Dugdale. For instance, in

Jacob's _Law Dictionary_, ed. 1807, I read--

"Frebord, _Franchordus_, ground claimed in some places more or

less, beyond, or without the fence. It is said to contain two foot

and a half."

_Mon. Ang._, tom. ii. p. 141.

I heard, the other day, of a Warwickshire gentleman who claimed ten or

twelve feet; but the immediate reason for my Query is a claim at present

under the notice of a friend of mine is for sixty-six feet freebord! Is

not such a claim preposterous?

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