Maihem

See "Mayhem;" "Malm."

See Mayhem; Maim. MAIHEMATU8. Maimed or wounded.

mayliem, maliem, maim, lently depriving another of the an injury to another such as Mahemium est Iiomicidium cide. Maiiiemium est inter minora maximum: maihem is and the greatest among the latio; et dici poterit ubi aliqnis fectus sit inutilis ad puguandum: A magistrate; a judicial officer who determining causes, but whose office matters of law; the office or place of a Charta, or Carta: the Great Charter, at Runningmede in 1315, at about de Foresta, and confirmed, 35 Edthe conflrmatio ehartarum, which is the English constitution and really the grand assise. Magna ayerin: etc. Magna precaria: a great or gengrand serjeanty. Magnum cape: centum: the great hundred; sixtwenty. Magnum concilium: the great the realm, afterwards called parliastatutorum: the great Statute EoU, — the beginning with Magna Charta, and great or gross fault; — dolus est: negligentia: great or gross negligence; est: gross negligence is fault; gross old English law. To maim. law. Maihem. Maliemium diet parte sni corporis effectas sit inbe called maihem, when any person [made useless] to fight v. Mai- An assize at which no capital conrents: a fine paid by the tenants of and said to have been given to the of the marcheta; a fine paid for Mahemium, maihemiam, I. U Viouse of a member used in fighting; diminishes his power of self-defensa inchoatum: maihem is inchoate homicrimina majora minimum, et inter the least among the greater crimes, lesser. Maiiiemium est membri mutiin aliqua parte sui corporis efmaihem is the mutilation of a

See Mayvyem; Mar.