10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DECENNARIES»
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decennaries in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Records of the Borough of Nottingham
Cukstulrowe—Hugh Hachet and Walter Pouchmaker, Decennaries, present that
Thomas de Bothal], Margaret de Wilford, Adam de Wollaton, corviser, Laurence
de Tirington, Thomas de Stafford, Helen de Blyth, sell ale against the assize, ...
2
The Treasury of History: Comprising a General Introductory ...
In affairs of greater it, in appeals from the decennary or ia coo tTorersies arising
between members of different decennaries, the cause was broagbt before the
hundred, which conos* ten decennaries, or a hundred fa- of freemeä, and which
...
3
The Treasury of History ... New Edition, Revised and Brought ...
The bishop presided in this court, together with the alderman ; and the proper
object of the court was the receiving of appeals from the hundreds and
decennaries, and the deciding of such controversies as arose between men of
different ...
Samuel MAUNDER, Bart George William COX (calling himself Sir George William Cox), 1856
4
The treasury of history: comprising a general introductory ...
In affairs of greater moment, in appeals from the decennary, or in controversies
arising between members of different decennaries, the cause was brought before
the hundred, which consisted of tea decennaries, or -a hundred families of free* ...
Samuel Maunder, John Inman, 1845
5
History of England from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the ...
In affairs of greater moment, in appeals from the decennary, or in controversies
arising between members of different decennaries, the cause was brought before
the hundred, which consisted of ten decennaries, or a hundred families of ...
6
The Treasury of History, Being a History of the World: ...
... was obliged to appear. and. together with three chief members of flic three
neighbouring decennaries, making twelve in all, to swear that his decennary was
free from all privity, both of the crime committed, aml of the escape of the criminal.
Samuel Maunder, John Inman, 1850
7
The History of England, from the Invasion of Julius Caesar ...
time elapsed without their being able to find him, the borsholder, with two other
members of the decennary, was obliged to appear, and, together with three chief
members of the three neighbouring decennaries (making twelve in all), to swear
...
8
The history of the world: comprising a general history, both ...
In affairs of greater mo ment, in appeals from the decennary, or in controversies
arising between members of different decennaries, the cause was brought before
the hun •Ired. which consisted of ten decennaries, or a hundred families of frcn ...
Samuel Maunder, John Inman, 1856
... the criminal; and if that time elapsed without their being able tofind him,
theborsholder, with two othermembers of the decennary, was obligedto appear,
and, together with three chief members of the three neighbouring decennaries, (
making ...
10
The history of Lynn: civil, ecclesiastical, political, ...
count given by these writers of the ancient decennaries, or tythings, from which
the gilds are supposed to have sprung; but it seems uncertain, after all, whether
the gilds sprung from the decennaries, or the decennaries from them, or which of
...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DECENNARIES»
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decennaries is used in the context of the following news items.
An epistle to Anil Kumble, the great granddad of Indian cricket
The following three decennaries were predominated by intimidating fast bowlers who had vehement dispositions to hammer a batsman's skull. «Sportskeeda, Mar 14»
