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MEIGNE, OR MAISNADER

In old English law. A family. … [Read more...] about MEIGNE, OR MAISNADER

In English law. Places where a custom house has been kept of old time, with officers or deputies in attendance; and they are lawful places of exportation or importation. 1 Ohit Com. Law, 726. … [Read more...] about MEMBERS

MEINDRE AGE

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Fr. Minority; lesser age. Kelham. MEINY, MEINE, or MEINIE. In old English law. A household; staff or suite of attendants; a retinue; particularly, the royal household. … [Read more...] about MEINDRE AGE

MEMBERSHIP

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Belonging to, associated with or being a formal member of a club or group. … [Read more...] about MEMBERSHIP

MEINY, MEINE, OR MEINIE

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In old English law. A household; staff or suite of attendants; a retinue; particularly, the royal household. … [Read more...] about MEINY, MEINE, OR MEINIE

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