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Anno Domini

Anno Domini (abbreviated A.D.), in the year of the Lord. The Christian computation of time is from the incarnation of...

6(2)]. The full title is, 'Lord Chief Justice of England,' abbreviated L.C.J. The 'Levies of the Chief Justices of England' down

Ats., an abbreviation denoting 'at the suit of.' It is used by a

Member of Parliament, abbreviated M.P. See HOUSEOF COMMONS. Lords spiritual and temporal are also

in 1883, by the 'Rules of the Supreme Court, 1883,' abbreviated 'R.S.C. 1883.' See RULES. The (English) Judicature Act of 1925,

Sigla [fr. segel, Sax.], a sail, Leg. Ethelr. C. 24. Abbreviations and signs used in writing, Black's Law Dictionary, 7th Edn.,

Sigil [fr. sigillum, Lat.], seal, signature. A seal or an abbreviated signature used as seal; a seal formerly used by civil

Re. Fa. Lo., the abbreviation of recordari facias loquelam, which see.

Quittance, an abbreviation of acquittance, a release (q.v.); see Re Northumberland (Duke) and

Privation [an abbreviation, by aph'resis, of the word deprivation], a taking away or