10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SEVERALTIES»
Discover the use of
severalties in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
severalties and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A History of Private Bill Legislation: (2 Volume Set)
Shifting severalties. occasionally restricted by custom, in order that farmers might
be able to put in a wheat crop; but, in the absence of such custom, farmers could
sow no wheat without having made a bargain with him for shutting up the fields ...
2
A Dictionary of American and English Law: With Definitions ...
4a, 167a, 180 a. See Inheritance, 2 5. 2 3. The term "severalty" is especially
applied, in England, to the case of adjoining meadows undivided from each other
, but belonging, either permanently or in what are called "shifting severalties" [
infra, ...
Stewart Rapalje, Robert L. Lawrence, 1888
3
The Early History of Land-holding Among the Germans
Grass lands Salica, the grass lands were often divided into severalties
severalties. This may be inferred from the in the time . , ., of Lex Sa- passage, si
quis prato alieno secaveru opera sua per- 1,1 dot (M). Boundaries are often
mentioned in ...
4
The History of the County of Derby: Drawn Up from Actual ...
of \Villiarn Milnes, esq. one-seventh to the Duke of ' Devonshire, one-seventh to
Sir Henry Hunloke, hart. one-seventh to the representatives' of the late John
Woodyeare, esq. of Crookhill, and the remaining seventh in severalties. The hall
is ...
5
Magna Britannia, a concise topographical account of the ...
The barony given by Earl Ranulph to Adam Fitz-Swein, and called after his name,
comprised the parishes of Kirkland, Melmerby, &c. This barony was at an early
period divided into severalties. Kirk-Oswald was also formerly a barony, though ...
6
Magna Britannia: Being a Concise Topographical Account of ...
The township oiWejlon lies two miles N. N. W. from Frodsham : the manor was
parcel of the ancient inheritance of the Duttons, from whom it passed by marriage
to the Gerards ; having since been sold in severalties, those severalties are ...
7
The history of the county of Derby, ed. by T. Noble
of William Milnes, esq. one-seventh to the Duke of Devonshire, one-seventh to
Sir Henry Hunloke, bart. one-seventh to the representatives of the late John
Wood- yeare, esq. of Crookhill, and the remaining seventh in severalties. The hall
is the ...
Stephen Glover, Thomas Noble, 1829
8
A new treatise on the laws concerning tithes: containing all ...
But where there is a Modus in lieu of all the tithes of such an estate, it seemeth
that such Modus shall cover the common appurtenant to such estate when
divided into severalties -:- - * '»-'-> and inclosed: as in the case of Stockwell and
Terry, ...
9
Magna Britannia: Cornwall
The manor of Tregwide or Tregoyde in this parish, which belonged to the ancient
family of Treffry, is now in severalties. Kilkhampton. — P.i 63. In this parish are the
villages of Stibb and Thurdon. Ladock. — P. 167. The manor of Trethurfe, ...
10
Crisis and Development: An Ecological Case Study of the ...
An Ecological Case Study of the Forest of Arden 1570-1674 Victor Skipp. savings
of peasantry, 71-2, 84 schools, village, 82-3 seigneurial and tenurial situation, 8,
98, 102-3 servants, domestic, 71 severalties, origin and location of, 6—7 sheep, ...
