Benefice

In English ecclesiastical law. An church preferment, called in Magna Charta, ticum. Technically the word includes ecclesiastical which rank or public oEBce is attached, otherwise siastical dignities or offices, such as bishoprics, some tenants were corn in harvest. of. v. Coram. self; personal carpro hoerede. or fact, formed, in from information, as Goths, v. Bilagines; etc. in war, aa distin-; the trial by single things acquired mean, as in statutes residence. court from which a Preliminary; auxiliary called " bail below," the putting in of administration of jusjudges themselves, and original name of Bench. Bench or court for the arthe English Inns of; in due form. destrnctione, I That from destruction v. Ut res magis, ecclesiastical living or beneficium ecclesiaspreferments to described as eccledeaneries and the