In old English law. King’s Serjeant; a public officer, who acted sometimes as the sheriffs deputy, and had also judicial powers. Bract fols. 145b, 150b, 330, 358.
In old English law. King’s Serjeant; a public officer, who acted sometimes as the sheriffs deputy, and had also judicial powers. Bract fols. 145b, 150b, 330, 358.