Bona

/. Goods; property. Bona et Bona felonum: goods of felons. forfeited. Bona fugitivorum: goods bilia, immobilia: goods movable, bilia: goods worthy of notice, i. e. of cedent left goods worth £5 in more tration had to be taken out before the demanded. Bis dat qui quickly. ancient repository-of admiwith many ordinances: an ancient book of Exchequer. inhabitants of the northern chieftain to be protected border-thieves and mossreserved in cattle, provisions, rents, payable in s Uver. growing. blank; smooth.

Blanch 2.

Blanch holding: a socage, q. v. trespass which forced the the injury. Blank in-: grain cut. she Sding of blood. trespassing in a forest, v. Backberend. deed, and allodial; like the people without written vi Uenage. high wood. Sub bois: (good men): persons qualicatalla: goods and chattels. Bona forisfacta: goods of fugitives.

Bona moimmovable

Bona notathe value of £ 5. If a dethan one diocese, adminismetropolitan of the administrators appointed by the different cese. Bona peritura: perishable goods. rum: goods of outlaws. Bona vacantia owner; goods found, or goods belonging to out successor or heir. Bona waviata: stolen and thrown away by the thief in his