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Viconnt In old Ennlish Venue. regulation, sr. Right. books belonging to the Herald's and arms of the nobility and prinold Englisl} law. Neighborhood; Viewers; persons appointed to view malo lecti; jurors in certain actions.; inspection, either of a place or the subject of an action; inspection ession de malo lecti. Visns franci Visus terrse: view of land. Provision; victual. An unwarrantable intermeddling deceased person, without the order of mistake; error. Vitium clerici: ei Tor; — nocere non debet: a Vitium scriptoris: the fault; a clerical error. bodily defect; vice. utterance. Hence viva voce, by as distinguished from a writing A place in land or water where livwarren, or a fishery; a vivary. where live wild animals are kept for keeping w Ud animals alive, in- A fish-pond; a fishery or fishing