Hypothecation

A pledge without I

An abbreviation of institutes. II In old English law. A hunhnndredor.

In English law

The freeholder of a hundred. law. A person fixed or settled in a kind of sledge, on which felons were to a woman in wedlock. Husband legally bound to one another in wedlaw. Husbandry. law. The head of a fainily, employed in House-breaking, or burglary. law. A house servant, or domestic; a; an earl's man, or vassal. One who held a house and land; a a fixed habitation. old law. House rent; a tax or tribute