Clamor
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary · Alexander M. Burrill · 1850
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary
Lat.
In old English law
A claim or complaint; clamour. In misericordia pro /also clamore suo; in mercy for his false claim or clamour. A common clause in old judgment records. See lius- I ricordia. A cry, or outcry. Levare hutesium et clamorem; to raise the hue and cry. Bract. fol.
16 b, 116 b, 358.
Called by Glanville clamor popularis; the cry of the country. Olanv. lib.
14, c. 3.