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Cardiff Records
… and fugitives, felons of themselves and put in exigent, deodands, waifs, estrays, forfeitures &c. (except the right …
Old and New London
… as an acknowledgment of his right, and then returned." As "deodands" have been since abolished by Act of Parliament, …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… things done within the body of the counties, such as deodands arising from the franchises of various lords …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… deodayn. > XVII. [That ships should not be given by way of deodands]. 35. Item, priont les communes, qe come neofs, … purveu. 35. XVII. That ships should not be given by way of deodands. Also, the commons pray that, whereas ships, barges, … such vessels be henceforth taken or seized in the name of deodands adjudged by you, our said sovereign lord, or by your …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… lands and fees all chattels called waifs and strays, deodands, treasure trove, and other things and chattels which … the use of our aforesaid grandfather, waifs and strays, deodands, treasure trove and other aforesaid things which …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… they and their successors shall forever have all manner of deodands, ship wrecks and everything which pertains to these wrecks and deodands in all their lordships, lands, tenements, fees and … granted, wherever they may be. And that these wrecks and deodands shall forever belong to the same provost and college …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… fugitives, chattels of outlaws and felons in themselves, deodands, wastes, impeachments, and all kinds of articles of …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… of felons and fugitives, chattels of outlaws and suicides, deodands, wastes, impeachments and all manner of [memb. 22] …