Enfranchisement

Making free damage: in his damage; damage feasant fee: in his demesne as of fee. En snstesmoignance: in testimony or witness. law.

The statute 32 Hen. VIIT., c.

88, by seised in right of their wives, and of fee-simple in right of their churches, leases for their lives, or twenty-one an act,— to pass, as a bill, into a law. enblaye: sown. Pregnant; with child. and outchase; the right of driving encliison, acheson, I. fr. Cause; rea- Enclos: enclosed; shut in or shut up. charge. Encoupe: accused. against, or bar. upon the rights or possession of anone's right or due. gaining upon the rights or possessions of charge upon property, v. Incumbrance. Encuse: accused. v. Indent. indict Endite, endites: indicted. or become dormant Endormy: doror bestowment of dower; the setting for a vicar's maintenance; any permapurpose?. A nation or power at war with anis declared; a citizen or subject of a minor. Enfannt dedens age: an infant with an estate by feoffment. Enfourny: performed. incorporate; to make a person a free; granting rights or privileges; incor-