A New Law Dictionary and Glossary

Lat. To discuss and give advice. 1 Bl. Com. 168.

) In equity practice. A commission issuing out of chancery, auliiorizing certain persons to inquire whether a person represented to be a lunatic, be so or not; in order that, if he

leoond Lat Latin. Latino-barb, barbarous Latin; Latin of the lower empire or middle ages. Latino-Gr. Latin-Greek, Latin in Greek letters, lib. (liber,) book, liv. (livre,) book. Lo

Bailey's R. Bailey's (S. C.) Reports. Baldw. R. Baldwin's Circuit Court Reports. Barbour's Chanc. Pr. Barbour's Chancery Practice. Barr. Obs. Stat. Barrington*s Observations on the

Fridwite, Frithwite. Sax. [from fred or frith, peace, and wite, a fine.] In Saxon law. A sum of money paid to obtain peace, or exemption from prosecution. The same as fredum, (q. v