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Meanings of manorial in English

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They where consequently judges in civil causes, determined before the manorial tribunal.
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In the manorial courts, the criminal sat in judgment upon his victim.
The Rise of the Dutch Republic — Volume 02: Introduction II
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The fines and other profits were to go to the manorial lord.
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In mediæval country life, then, commons might be either manorial or forestal.
The Customs of Old England
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The manorial rights appear to have extended over the whole parish.
The Coming of the Friars
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The officers and soldiers are converted into manorial under-stewards of the worst possible description.
A Journey through the Kingdom of Oude, Volumes I & II
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A few carafes of choice wine from the old manorial cellar, completed the entertainment.
The Golden Dog
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Primitive methods were not the only survivals of manorial life.
A Political and Social History of Modern Europe V.1.
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But that night Stair made use of the gates manorial.
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Certainly all this was better than fist-law and courts manorial.
The Rise of the Dutch Republic — Volume 02: Introduction II
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All old buildings of manorial aspect invariably attracted his attention.
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Wimbledon, manorial rolls of, evidence of William's marriage in, 153.
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These manorial servants, instituted by ancient charter, chiefly possess a name, without an office.
An History of Birmingham (1783)
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At Hitchin, which is Mr. Seebohm's famous example, we meet with the manorial type.
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The manorial life lay at the base of the stability which marked the mediæval period.
An Introduction to the Industrial and Social History of England
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The villeins of the manorial estates, of the great farms, the mines, and the forests.
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