10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEREDITABLY»
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hereditably in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A dictionary of the English language
Hereditably a. that may be inherited. Hereditament, a. any property that can be
inherited ; an inheritance. Hereditary, a. descending or claimed by inheritance.
Herein', ad. In this place or thing. Here- into, ad. into this place or thing. Hereof,
ad.
Robert Joseph Sullivan,
1869
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
Hereditable, ho-red'e-ta-bl, a. (from hcereditas, an inheritance, I.at.) That may be
inherited. Hereditably, he-red'e-ta-ble, ad. By inheritance. Hereditament, her-ed'e
-ta-ment, a. (heredUa- menla, Lat.) In Law, anything which may be inherited.
John Craig (F.G.S.),
1848
3
View of the Russian Empire: During the Reign of Catharine, ...
But the russiati master-workmen in the mines belong properly to the boors as
being in a sort of vassalage. 2. The Odnodvortzi, or f one-house-owners, belong
hereditably to no private, person, nor can they be hereditably granted ...
4
View of the Russian empire during the reign of Catharine the ...
But the russian master- workmen in the mines belong properly to the boors as
being in a fort of vassalage. ; a The Odnodvortzi, or * one-house-owners, belong
hereditably to no private person, nor can they be hereditably granted to any ones;
...
5
Contents of the Harleian Miscellany, with an Index: Comp. at ...
He is descended of that ancient and noble family ofthe Earls of Arrol, chief of the
name of Hay, lord-high-constable of Scotland hereditably. The establishment of
this family is most famous in our old records and histories; their honours and ...
6
Case of the Right Hon. Alexander: Earl of Stirling and ...
... or portions of the said lands, country and lordship of “ Nova Scotia, 8m. to and
in favor of whatsoever persons “ their heirs and assigns hereditably, the. (
provided they “ are our subjects) to be holden of the said Sir William “Alexander,
&c. 8tc.
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The Harleian Miscellany, Or A Collection of Scarce, Curious, ...
... and with the same Genius, though in a lesser Sphere.. He is descended of that
ancient and noble Family of the Earls __of Arrol, Chief of the Name of Hay, Lord
High Constable of Scotland hereditably. The Establishment os this Family is ...
8
The Harleian Miscellany Or a Collection of ... Pamphlets and ...
... accompanied him in the same Fortunes, and with the same Genius, though in a
lesser Sphere. He is defcendcd of that ancient and noble Family of the Earls of
drrol, Chief of the Name of Hey, Lord High Constable of Scotland hereditably.
Robert Earl of Oxford and Mortimer Harley,
1746
9
Rotuli Parliamentorum, ut et petitiones, et placita in ...
... in the Roialme of línglond hereditably to succede, the forseid Castell, Towne
and Lord\hippe of Pembroke, the Hundred and Lordlhipp of Castell Martyn, the
Lordelhipp of Seint Florence, the 'Lordlhipp and Forest of Coydragh, the Castell,
...
Great Britain Parliament, John Strachey,
1777
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Original Papers, Containing the Secret History of Great ...
But, besides these, it is to be considered, that such as have formerly been
pardoned for high treason once, do not seem fit objects for the King's mercy; nor
such', whose samilies seem to have been hereditably so, exce'pt where, by some
new ...