35.] [Footnote 1353: Boivin-Champeaux, ibid..

48 .-- Renauldon, 26, 416 .-- Manuscript reports of the States-general (Archives nationales), t.
CXXXII.pp.896 and 901 .-- Hippeau, "Le Gouvernement de Normandie," VII.
61, 74 .-- Paris, "La Jeunesse de Robespierre," pp.314-324.--"Essai sur les capitaineries royales et autres," (1789) passim .-- De Lomenie, "Beaumarchais et son emps," I.125.Beaumarchais having purchased the office of lieutenant-general of the chase in the bailiwicks of the Louvre warren (twelve to fifteen leagues in circumference.

approx.
60 km.

SR.) tries delinquents under this title.

July 15th, 1766, he sentences Ragondet, a farmer to a fine of one hundred livres together with the demolition of the walls around an enclosure, also of his shed newly built without license, as tending to restrict the pleasures of the king.] [Footnote 1354: Marquis D'Argenson, "Memoires," ed.