ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD TURBARY
From Old French turbarie, from Medieval Latin turbāria, from turba peat, turf.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TURBARY»
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turbary in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
turbary and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
4382. Tunstall Parish (Lancashire). See Dogging. Turbary. The rights of turbary
explained, Blamire 342, 343 There would be great difficulty in making any
arrangement which would give to each cottage its right to turf cutting, Keen 918
Heath is ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1844
2
Irish Equity Reports: Particularly of Points of Practice, ...
By the terms of theoriginal lease from the Bishop of Derry to Mr. Spotswood, there
is a gene- v- ral reservation of a right of turbary to the Bishop and his successors;
Douglas. an(j there is an express clause, engrafted upon that reservation, that ...
3
Reports of Adjudged Cases in the Court of Common Pleas ...
*737» that the plaintiff does not set forth in his replication that he VT*>^ had a
right to take common of turbary in that part which Fawcitt was inclosed, as it was
necessary for him to do ; for that S?mck- common of turbary does not extend ...
Great Britain. Court of Common Pleas, Sir John Willes, Charles Durnford, 1800
4
Comprising Reports of Cases in the Courts of Chancery, ...
There was a waste ; upon that waste there was a common of pasture and
common of turbary ; of course the common of pasture would be exercised upon
that portion of the waste which would yield pasturage, and the common of turbary
would ...
There was a waste ; upon that waste there was a common of pasture and
common of turbary ; of course the common of pasture would be exercised upon
that portion of the waste which would yield pasturage, and the common of turbary
would ...
6
The Law Journal for the Year 1832-1949: Comprising Reports ...
There was a waste ; upon that waste there was a common of pasture and
common of turbary ; of course the common of pasture would be exercised upon
that portion of the waste which would yield pasturage, and the common of turbary
would ...
7
Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books; with an ...
... rights of common, but in making a distinction between common of fishery, and
free fishery: as to which, see post, note (71). (54) Common of turbary can only be
appendant, or appurtenant, to a house, not to lands: (Ty;-ingham's case, 4 Rep.
Sir William Blackstone, John Eykyn Hovenden, Thomas Lee, 1829
8
The Law of Landlord and Tenant in Ireland
Right of tenant by express grant ot the sou or the bog, as the thing, or part to turf,
of the thing demised, or by grant of common of turbary. Common of turbary is a
license to dig turf upon the ground of another, or in the lord's waste(a). Common
of ...
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Reports of cases argued and determined in the Court of ...
The words are " so long as any turbary remained, or should remain, in such
respective moss-dales ; and when and so often as the turbary of such moss-dales
so assigned, &c. had been got and cleared therefrom by such digging and getting
of ...
Great Britain. Court of King's Bench, James Dowling, Archer Ryland, 1827
10
The Law Recorder: Containing Reports of Cases and ...
This case was argned by Mr. Gilmore, as it the case they made, and sent to the
jury, was to presume a grant of the right of turbary in question, but which is not the
case at all ; the case they made in evidence and sent to the jury was, that the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TURBARY»
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turbary is used in the context of the following news items.
£37k pothole fixing scheme rejected by council
Due to historic complications over land ownership, both Epworth Town Council and North Lincolnshire Council are responsible for different parts of Turbary ... «Scunthorpe Telegraph, Jul 15»
July nature walks for Kinson & Turbary Commons
Remember you are personally responsible for what you post on this site and must abide by our site terms. Do not post anything that is false, abusive or malicious ... «Bournemouth Echo, Jul 15»
UPDATE: Police investigate mystery death of 94-year-old woman in …
Police attend Turbary Court in Douglas Close, Upton, on June 27, 2015, where the body of a 94-year-old woman was found the day before in "unexplained" ... «Bournemouth Echo, Jun 15»
Police probe mystery death of 94-year-old woman in Poole
Officers were called to Turbary Court, a sheltered housing block in Douglas Close, Upton, at around 11am on Friday, where the body was found. Today, two ... «Bournemouth Echo, Jun 15»
In the Dock: 12 people who have appeared in court from Bournemouth
JAROME ROSEMOND aged 38 of Turbary Park Avenue, Bournemouth. Admits to taking without consent or lawful excuse a bicycle belonging to another at ... «Bournemouth Echo, Jun 15»
Witnesses sought after Dorset cyclist injured in hit-and-run incident
The rider was on a roundabout when the car collided with his back wheel as he exited toward Turbary Road, leaving him with minor injuries. The roundabout on ... «Cycling Weekly, Apr 15»
Cows up to task of chewing the cud to save a vital heathland
Four-legged foragers are helping to save a threatened rare area of Westcountry heathland, and restore it to its natural state. Clayhidon Turbary nature reserve in ... «Western Morning News, Apr 15»
Police called to two-car crash at Turbary Park Avenue
The incident occurred just before 10am and meant that Turbary Park Avenue was partially blocked both ways. Police assisted with recovery and left at 11.30am. «Bournemouth Echo, Apr 15»
Our right to ramble on common land must be exercised
Estovers, turbary, pannage: they sound like answers to questions on University Challenge. And this weekend millions of Britons will be enjoying a relatively ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 15»
Potholes return on road just 2 months after costly repairs
The work on Turbary Road, Epworth, was carried out by Roy Scholes Plant Hire, of Doncaster, but question marks have been raised about the quality of the ... «Scunthorpe Telegraph, Feb 15»
