10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOMAGER»
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homager in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
homager and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
History of the English Law, from the Time of the Saxons, to ...
And he thought that the law allowed a lord, by the judgment of his court, to call
upon and distrain his homager to come to his court ; and if the homager could not
purge himself against the charge of his lord tertid manu, by three persons, or as ...
2
Reeves' History of the English law: from the time of the ...
And he thought that the law allowed a lord, by the judgment of his court, to call
upon and distrain his homager to come to his court ; and if the homager could not
purge himself against the charge of his lord tertia manu, by three persons, or as ...
3
John Reeves's History of the English Law, from the Time of ...
And he thought that the law allowed a lord, by the judgment of his court, to call
upon and distrain his homager to come to his court ; and if the homager could not
purge himself against the charge of his lord tertid manu, by three persons, or as ...
4
From the time of the Romans to the end of the reign of Henry III
And he thought that the law allowed a lord, by the judgment of his court, to call
upon and distrain his homager to come to his court ; and if the homager could not
purge himself against the charge of his lord tertia manu, by three persons, or as ...
5
De Jure Maritimo Et Navali: Or, A Treatise of Affairs ...
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z; but then it must be understood where such Prince '52* '57* is Homager
suhjeffionic- , and not only infeodarioni: , for another King may hold of the King of
...
6
The History of the High Court of Parliament: Its Antiquity, ...
... saith it is set forth in this manner, as it is found in the Rolls in the time of King
Alsred; where Bardolf a peals Dirling who was an Ally of Barehzlf; and this Case
of Treason was between Lord and Homager; Bardolf was Lord and Dirling his
Ally, ...
7
Ancient Laws and Institutes of England: Comprising Laws ...
Every lord may summon his homager to be ad rectum in his court, and though he
reside in a remote manor, pertaining to the honor of which he holds, he must
attend the ' placitum,' when summoned by his lord. 2. But the tenant of one honor
is ...
8
Ancient Laws and Institutes of England: Comprising Laws ...
First mention of the word honor; and in the oath of fealty a salvo introduced of
fidelity to the king, which shows that this chapter was compiled long after the time
of Henry I. 1. Every lord may summon his homager to be ad reclum in his court,
and ...
9
A topographical history of Surrey: the geological section by ...
Besides the royal manor or vill of Kingston, there was another, called the Soke of
Kingston, of which is given the following account: — " Walter [Fitz-Other15] holds
one homager [homo'] of the Soke of Chingestun, to whom he committed the ...
Edward Wedlake Brayley, Mantell, 1850
10
The Statutes at Large: From the ... Year of the Reign of ... ...
So help me God. XXV. Provided always, and it is hereby enacted, That if any
Person who shall be summoned tojuror who has served attend either of the said
Courts Baron as a special Suitor, Juror or Homager, shall make it appears^
Times in ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HOMAGER»
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homager is used in the context of the following news items.
North Lauderdale homeowner kills suspected burglar
WE KNOW THAT HE WAS IN THE BACKYARD, AND MADE ENTRY INTO THE YARD WHEN THE HOMAGER SAW HIM AND FIRED HIS ... «Local 10, Feb 15»
'RHOC' Vicki Gunvalson Changes Her Tune On Tamra Barney Incident
Click through these 16 photos that illustrate how the monster homager of Keeping up with the Kardashians has reportedly steam-rolled her ... «RadarOnline, Nov 14»
Rob Ford video shows his versatility. Oscar, are you watching?
Steak Queen is clearly influenced by Quentin Tarantino; it's something of an homage to the homager. And I wouldn't be surprised to learn that ... «The Globe and Mail, Jan 14»
Our second exclusive extract from Stewart Lee's new book
is telling. Whether something is a homage or an act of theft depends on the relative fame, status and wealth of the homager and the homagee. «Chortle, Jul 10»
