Terrier

' In old English law, a landroll, or survey of lands, containing the number of acres, tenants' names, etc. 8 Also, a detailed statement or inventory of the temporal possessions of the church.' 1 See 2 Bl. Com. 504; 4 Kent, 413. ' [2 Bl. Com. 144: Coke, Litt. 46. ' 3 Bl, Com. 109; 17 How. 145; Baldw. 139; 57 Cal.497; 2 Hill (N. Y.), 500. • See 2 Bl. Com. 01, 328. 'Carpenter v. Koons, 20 Pa. 226 (1852), Black, C. J.; Nailer v. Stanley, 10 S. & B. 463 (1823); 13 W. N. C. 502; 31 Leg. Int. 257; 1 Johns. Ch. 447; 5 id. 235. 'See Cahoon v. Hollenbeck, 16 S. & R. 424(1826); Colwell V. Easley, 83 Pa. 81 (1876); Penn. Act 1 June, 1887. ' F.: L. L. terrarius liber, land book. la