Magistrate
A Law Dictionary and Glossary · George C. Kinney · 1893
A Law Dictionary and Glossary
A person clothed with that kind of insanity which reason. « who has lost the use of his reaintervals. wrecks, and the like, subject to the aid of a court Lyingf in as incorporeal hereditaments. in land. Lying in wait: waitintent to kill. brawn of the left thumb of perand admitted to the benefit of English law. Persons who willknowing it to be stolen. Scots law. Maihem; Scottice, device, or combination of perform some function and promachine, — including whatever is satisfaction for the slaying of a kinsad se minus dignnm: the more or superior; one who is eleor attainments; one whose auwho has attained a degree of; one upon whom the chief care rernm nsns: use is the master of practice. cancellarise: master of the chancery; the Roman empire, Magister Magister libellorum: master of of a ship. Magister palatii, or of the offices. Magister somanager, director or general law. Magisterial writs; writs called from being framed by the chancery. power as a public civil officer; a