Dean and Chapter

The council of a bishop, tion. Dean of the Arches: the presiding who had purchased the grantor warrantwhen wardship was dlei: a writ to prevent appear in court, and of; in; at; in order good memory): of law, of common horns and mouth): an coste: on the side, henceforth. De deold appeal in feudal: of pure necessity. expressing the unlim- De la pluis beale: word. De non sane age: of full age. now. De quoy: of guilty of naught. De his ovni wrong withsa vie; for his life, gift. De son grfee: ne court, etc.. [to the contrary]; v. for that part of occupy, though he has of the personal efof London and York Dead's part meant the shares of the could dispose of by and subject to forest a spiritual corporajudge of the Court