Friborg

friborgh. In frank pledge; one decennary, and also has a right by descent, but upon which he has possesses a freehold estate; a free tenant or made free; a person not a slave; a person of citizenship; a member of a corporation, possessing certain priv Heges. free tenant, or freeholder; one who held land from a villein. person born or made free; the opposite of a slave. sum paid for the actual transportation of goods place to another; any reward or compensation ships, including the transportation of passengers; transporting goods, whether by water or by land. ol4 English laio. An outlaw, so called, accordhe forfeited his friends, all persons being for- English law. A fine exacted of one who harfriend; an acquittance or immunity from fore- I fr. In old English lav.. A madman, a Free. Freoborgh, freoborghes, fi'eoborhes: pledga Freoborhesheofod: the head of a; a chief pledge, v. Friborgesheofod. operatnr, I. The frequency of an act eflfecta Frere eyne: elder brother. Frere puisne: new. Freschement: freshly, newly. law. Recent, or new; without profit, — a term books to land. Fresh disseisin: recent disseisin, might be righted by force, by entry and ejection Fresh line: a fine that had been levied within a force: force newly done; applied to force comor borough, and for which a peculiar remedy, bill of fresh force, was provided. Fresh suit: pursuit, or prosecution; the pursuit of an or as soon as possible after the act, including such pursuit until the apprehension and convic-