Every
A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889
A Dictionary of Law
Originally, "everich" — ever each; each one of all.^ Includes all the separate individuals which constitute the whole, regarded one by one; as, in the expression, "every person not having a license shall be liable to a fine."* In a statute "every railroad" may mean all railroads.'
See All. Compare A, 4; Any; Each.