Enquerer

I fr. To inquire; to make quire. enfranchise; to confer a privilege break; to violate or infringe. Enpledge; obligation by agreement. throw out, Engette: ejected. design; deceit; fraud. engleschery, 1. fr. and eng. In an Englishman; the proof of the rebut the presumption under the person was a Norman, and so to hundred for the killing of a Norman. English; an Englishman. strong hand; to copy in a large commodity in large quantities, so as to to sell it at an unreasonable price. buying up of large quantities of intent to sell again; the total enwith intent to sell it at an unrea-; to set up. Enhaunce: raised. que, etc. law. The part of the eldest; partition of land in coparcenary. command; to command to refrain to; to grant further time. from custody. more comprehensive; to make enlarge an estate, as where an immereleases all his right to the tenant in Unlawful or wrongful acts; wrongs. against law; enormous; heinous. trespass. To speak or talk together; to emimpaired. inquiry. Enquerge: he shall in-

Fr. [from Lat. inquirere.] To inquire; to make inquiry. Britt, c. 51. Enquerge; he shall inquire. Id, c. 1.