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A feudal superior, one of 2. A title of honor applied to peers. Admiral, Advocate, Chancellor, Seal, Treasurer: see those titles. and archbishops in the House of the peers having seats in the House berlain, of England, has the Westminster; of the King's King's wardrobe; also to license Justices: two judges appointed to assist the Lord Chancellor in ter of the Rolls and the Vice-Chancellors. loco. Locum tenens: a lieu-: to hold place; to be appliplace, of the contract. Locus Locus in quo: the place in Locus partitus: a dicounties to determine where the pcenitentiae (room for repent- Locus regit actum: the place act. Locus rei sitse: the Locus sigilli: the place for to be heard. ** Loisible: lawful. v. Court, 50. Loudon and 28. Long possession is [gives] a parit jus possidendi et long possession is equal to of his action. Longum ternmemoria homiuum, suf Sbeyond the memoij of man plea; suit; imparlance. ut docti, /. Speak like the learned. whom the tenant holds lands. 3. A title of office. Lord