Meanings of purveyance in English

This is very good drink, Mr. Spencer; your purveyance, I suppose?

And take with you such company and purveyance as shall be appertaining to your estate.

Pen's, and there before Mr. Turner did reconcile the business of the purveyance between us two.

Charles relinquished purveyance, wardships, and forfeitures of marriage.

Such always have been and such always will be some of the evils of the purveyance system.

There Edward announced that he accepted the petitions of the estates and issued a statute limiting purveyance.

Not only the king, but several great lords, insisted upon this right of purveyance within certain districts.

Great Britain is, I believe, the only monarchy in Europe where the oppression of purveyance has been entirely abolished.

The same fate attended an attempt of a like nature, to free the nation from the burden of purveyance.

Any kind of virus, regardless of its capabilities for chaos and destruction, is a flagship for the purveyance of fear.

More potent intoxicants these than any that need licenses for their purveyance, responsible-seethe poets-forno end of human foolishness.

He wanted not attention to the redress of grievances; and historians mention in particular the levying of purveyance, which he endeavoured to moderate and restrain.

He wanted not attention to the redress of grievances; and historians mention in particular the levying of purveyance, which he endeavored to moderate and restrain.

Purveyance and preëmption were also methods of taxation, unequal, arbitrary, and oppressive.

But I'm well aware that would fall under Fraudulent Purveyance.

Purveyance, which had existed from the earliest times, was not finally abolished until 1660.