Keeper - Law Dictionary Search Results
Home Dictionary Name: keeperkeeper
keeper one that takes care of and often is legally responsible
Hotel-keeper
hotel keeper see innkeeper
Keeper of the Great Seal, Lord
keeper of the great seal lord a judicial officer who used
Keeper of the Privy Seal
keeper of the privy seal now called the lord privy seal
Keeper of the Queen's prison
keeper of the queen s prison this officer was appointed by
Keepers of the Liberty of England
keepers of the liberty of england see custodes libertatis etc
Criminal Law Amendment Acts, 1885 to 1928 (English)
with girls between thirteen and sixteen are made misdemeanours brothel keepers are made liable to summary proceedings and prisoners charged with
Escape
person escaping or negligent where a prisoner escapes without his keeper s knowledge or consent and then upon fresh pursuit the
Gaming or gambling
hazard and other games to be lotteries so that the keepers of tables for them are liable to penalties under the
Usher
usher fr huis fr a door a door keeper an officer who keeps silence in a court the office
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