Profer

Proferns, prof rus, 1 1. In old English an offer or endeavor to proceed in an proolaniation by a sheriff on a writ defendant wlio has failed to the bill. begotten. Pi'ocreati et procreof another, on the mandate officer in the admiralty and attorney, at common law, the affairs of another; to of another's affairs by or commission allowed loans of money. agent or attorney; a bailiff or prosecutor. affairs or business of another an agent; an attorney. Prosuit or cause in his absence; negotiorum: the manager; an attorney in fact a provincial officer who power in matters of revthe fruits of a benefice for; a proxy or representative The instrument by which a or cause. attw-ney. female agent or attorney in Discreet men; a title given called to the king's counlaw. Production of suit; the of persons prepared to conphrase at the conclusion of brings suit" law. An offer or proffer; action; a return made by a