10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FEUDARY»
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A treatise of tenures, in two parts: containing I. the ...
Besides, lords had the marriage of the feudary i therefore all the issue of the
second marriage were excluded from the immediate inheritance of the children of
the first marriage, since the lord had not the marriage of the feudary more than
once ...
Sir Geoffrey Gilbert, 1757
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The Law of Tenures: Including the Theory and Practice of ...
children of the first marriage, since the lord had not the marriage of the feudary
more than once ; and therefore they could not come in as issue of a second
match ; but all that claim the inheritance must make themselves heirs under the
fame ...
Sir Geoffrey Gilbert, Charles Watkins, 1796
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A Treatise of Tenures: In Two Parts : Containing, I. The ...
Secondly, In Free Marriage with the Daughter of the Feudary, or some other of his
Blood, and this was allowed without Fine, because the Feud was given in 'Fee to
provide for Relations, and multiplied Tenants to the Lord. Thirdly, In Free Alms, ...
Sir Geoffrey Gilbert, 1730
4
Kett's rebellion in Norfolk
Ffeodorye, Feudary, or Feudatory, was an officer of the Crown, whose duties,
combined with those of the Escheator, were to take care of the feuds or rights of
the King, and to see that no dues in respect of lands held in capite, escheats, ...
Frederic William Russell, Robert Kett, 1859
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A Revisal of Shakespear's Text: Wherein the Alterations ...
Thus in the passage before us, in the first place, we have no such adjective as,
fiefd, to signify a person engaged by tenure. The English word is a Feudary.
Much less still is, fiesd towards, English ; for we fay, a feudary to, or, under, but
hot a ...
6
Kett's rebellion in Norfolk; being a history of the great ...
Efeodorye, Feudary, or Feudatory, was an officer of the Crown, whose duties,
combined with those of the Escheator, were to take care of the feuds or rights of
the King, and to see that no dues in respect of lands held in capite, escheats, ...
Frederic William Russell, 1859
7
The Present State of Europe
And this the father, because the Emperor seems inclin'd to cease the prosecution
of his Feudary Claims,- 'till this Man's Head perhaps be laid, contented for the
present that by renewing his Pretensions, he has stop'd the Plea of Prescription.
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The law of tenures: including the theory and practise of ...
The eldest son was anciently married with the consent and approbation of the
lord ; for the lord always approved the first marriage of his feudary and of his heir
apparent («) ; and if the feudary Note XI. of no remaining barony, such an one ...
Geoffrey Gilbert, Charles Watkins, Robert Studley Vidal, 1824
9
The Comedies, Histories, Tragedies and Poems
Feodary — feudary. Hanmer says, " A feodary is one who holds his estate under
the tenure of suit and service to a superior lord." Malone says, " The feodary was
the escheator's associate, and hence Shakspere, with his usual licence, uses the
...
William Shakespeare, Charles Knight, 1853
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A Glossary: Or, Collection of Words, Phrases, Names, and ...
One who holds a feod, or feud, on the tenure of feudal service ; probably
pronounced feudary, I'ikefeod. A. We are all frail. Ij. Else let my brother die, If not
A feodary, but only he, Owe, and succeed by weakness. Meal, for AT. ii. 4. That is,
I think, ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FEUDARY»
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iFree Studio Announces Events on Vampire War for Holidays
Upcoming Christmas Events: Double Hero Training, Hero Enlightening and Feudary War are planned for Vampire War fans and players. «prMac, Dec 12»
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... the possibility of Adivasi rebellion against the rajas, and the tumultuous years-long political process of integrating the feudary states into the ... «Deccan Herald, Apr 12»
