10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TENEMENTARY»
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1
Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
They are the likeliest to be in favour of it ; but in many cases you see many
persons who are guardians are owners of tenementary property, and that would
influence their opinion. 3925. As owners they might be against the change you
mean ?
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1868
2
The History of the High Court of Parliament: Its Antiquity, ...
... into two Parts, Inland and Outland, the Outland was again divided into
Freeland or Knight-Service Land, and Tenementary Land. The Holders of
Freeland were termed Knights or legales homines, that enjoyed the honorary
Tenure, they were ...
3
Complete steward ... containing ... also a new system of ...
TENEMENTARY-LAND. The Saxon Thanes who possessed Bockland (or Book-
land, viz. a possession or inheritance held by instruments in writing, divided them
into two sorts, inland and cut land. The inland was the demains which the Lord ...
4
The Universal Etymological English Dictionary:: In Two ...
r si _TENEMENT [ in a-La-w Sense] a House sink-Land which a Man holds of
another. _F. TENEMENTARY Lam'is, Lands 'that the Saxon Tbanen'or Noblemen
, let'out _to Tepants sor arbitrar Rents and Services. TENEMEN' Leg-His, a Writ
for ...
5
A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
... possession, a tenure. — Black- ttota. TENEMENTAL, ten-e-ment'al, a.
Pertaining to tenanted binds ; that may bo held or is held by tenant*. The other
tfnemental lands they distributed among their tenants. TENEMENTARY, ten-e-
men'ta-re, a.
6
A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
দেৰু রায়া বা বাইয়র্তীর মোগা বা ঊপযুক্ত | Tenementary, 11- ভডোট্যা. কেরয়ো
দেওয়া 212 যাহাতে. <করায়া সম্ববায় ৷ 'I'enent, n. s. Tenet শব্দ (war | ণু'
গ্লোএ্যাম্ন. n- স্ত- Lnt- কেমেলতা. নরম বা সাজুকের তার | 'I'enesmus, n. s. ক্ষণে২
বাহ্যপাঁড়া বা ...
7
The Law-dictionary, Explaining the Rise, Progress, and ...
The husbandmcn among our Saxon anccstors were of two sorts; one, that hired
the lord's outland, or tenementary land, like our farmers; the other that tilled and
manurcd his inland or demeans; (yielding operam, non renaum, work, not rent ...
Sir Thomas Edlyne Tomlins, Thomas Colpitts Granger, 1836
8
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
A amall tenement, a smöl ten'-i-ment, tyddynyn, tyddyn bychan Tenemental, ten-i-
ment'-al, a. tyddynol, esyddynol [gan ddeiliad Tenementary, ten-i.ment'-a-ri,a. a
ddelir Tenet, ten'-et, l s. barn, daliad, tyh, Tenent, ten'-ent, j egwyddorbwno ...
9
An English-Welsh Pronouncing Dictionary
... caddng, tywyllni, tywyllwch, „упада Tenement, ten'îment n, tyddyn, daliad, ty a
thir, eisyddyn Tenementul, ten.î.men'tal, Tenementary, ten.î.men'tm.î a, tyddynol
Tenesmus, tî.nez'mus n, di g ушатllwys eâwyddor Tenet, ten'et n. tyb, dalla barn,
...
10
The History and Antiquities of the Ancient Burgh of Great ...
These were of two sorts; ' one that hired the lord's out-land, or tenementary land, (
called also the folcland) like ' our sarmers ; the other that tilled and manured his
inland or demeans, (yielding operam non cen' sn- ; work and not rent) and 'ere ...
