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A Law Dictionary, Or, The Interpreter of Words and Terms: ...
Familiarir, Signities him that is pattaker, or hath an interest in any Action or thing,
as privier of Blood, old Nat. Brev. fol. t 1 7. be those that are liulted in
Consanguinity, ever Heir in tail is privy to rec0ver the land intailed. I . fol. t 7. No
privity was ...
Then said she, "An thou wilt have it so, O our lord, it will be privier and better in
my place than in thine, for here are slave-girls and eunuchs and goers-in and
comers-out, and indeed I am a woman who wotteth naught of this fashion; but
need ...
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Collection of Asian Traditional People Volume 3:
Then said she, "An thou wilt have it so, O ourlord, it willbe privier and better in my
place than in thine, forhere areslave girls and eunuchs and goersin and
comersout, and indeed Iam a woman who wotteth naught of this fashion, butneed
...
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The Student's Companion ... Second Edition, Corrected and ...
Remitter. - Rents, Replevin. Rescour. Right and Remedy. Riot'r, Routr, &e.
Rolabery. A S. 'SELF-prq/Z-wation and Defknce. Servants. Slyerzffr. - Slander.
Scandalum Magnatum. Sodomy. Statutes. stranger: and Privier. Surrenderr.
Suspence.
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The Law-french Dictionary Alphabetically Digested: Very ...
_A maker clean of privier, F '" ncanus, ii,u". 'To cleanse or make clean, Purifico,
are. Mundo, a're. Put-si go, are. - _A cleansing, Mundatio, onile Clear (or mantfdfl
) Clams, a, umTo cleave, cut or divide,Findo',' idi, ssum, ere. A cleaving (or cleft) ...
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An Institute of the Laws of England ; Or the Laws of England ...
[See Privier, StranTJ'. ' - ->-s- Their Effect with Respect to the Estate: _ that are to
be Barr'd, 422 to 427 .. LHOW' Fine; may be Avoided, 427-r 428 To acknowledge
a Fine in the Name of Another, where Felony, 678 Fire, 95, 96. [See Burning ...
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Commentaries on the Laws of England: 2: [6], 520, XIX p. ; 8
... solemn conveyance on record from the cognizor to the cognizee, and that the
per. sons bound by a fine are parties, privier, and strangers. THE parties are
either the cognizors, or cognizees; and these are immediately concluded by the
fine, ...
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History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Death of ...
... place before my son Henry and I should come to the weighing and registering
of that which was left ; and so it was done, and no creature living by me made
privy to it but himself, and myself no privier to it than as you may perceive by this.
James Anthony Froude, 1873
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A New Abridgment of the Law
... against all others Claiming only to their Use, or to the Use of any Heir of their
Bodies. For the better Explication of these Statutes, it is to be observed, that the
Persons, whose Right is barred by the Fine, are either Parties, Privier, .or
Strangm ...
Matthew Bacon, Joseph Sayer, Owen Ruffhead, 1778
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The Essential James A. Froude Collection
... of the place before my son Henry and I should come to the weighing and
registering of what was left; and so it was done, and no creature living by me
made privy to it but himself; and myself no privier to it than as you may perceive
by this.
