Rout

In English law

A disturbance of of persons with an intention to do make them rioters, and actu Mly making tion of their intention; an incipient riot. common word in wills.; a vagrant of either sex. kept on parchment or on leaves in the form of a! book. of sheets, of parchment on when completed were rolled were many of these rolls, such roll, the imparlance roll, the rolL And among the other as the rolls of Parliament, the patent rolls, the Gascon; Welsh rolls, the coronation which in ordinary use is another, as cars and locomotives. Chancery Lane, London, in of the court of chancery, virtue of his office, the keeper. laws which prevailed among of Justinian, now generally sense, merely the law of anterior to Justinian. tribute of one penny from feast of St Peter, v. Peter's of a Genoese court of the in maritime and commer- Stracoha, have been held in composed of one or more parchment roll. Rotalus Win- — a term sometimes apa similar record made by law.

A free tenure without law

A free tenant of land in kind. the peace by an assembling that which, if executed, will a motion towards execu-