Hedging - Law Dictionary Search Results

Eodorbrice

Eodorbrice [fr. eoder, Sax., a hedge, and brice, broken], hedge-breaking, Leg. Alf. C. 45.

is to see that they neither break nor cross the hedges of enclosed lands; or because he keeps the grass from

making and repairing all instruments of husbandry; and hay-bote or hedge-bote is wood for repairing of hays, hedges, or fences, See

One who makes or mends hedges also one who hedges as in betting

The hedge sparrow or hedge accentor

thick heavy knife with a hooked point used in pruning hedges etc When it has a short handle it is sometimes

Edderbreche [Sax.], the offence of hedge-breaking. Obsolete.

Jack by the hedge See under Jack

The hedge sparrow

Something that separates a hedge a fence