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Pound of land

Pound of land, an uncertain quantity of land, said to be about fifty-two acres.

Plough-land, a hide of land, a carucate, which see, Co. Litt. 69 a, 86 b.

Pick of Land, a narrow slip of land running into a corner.

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Sextery lands, lands given to a church or religious house for maintenance of a sexton or sacristan.

Occupier of land, an occupier is a person in use or enjoyment of the land, that is a person having the

Neat-land, land let out to the yeomanry.

Land-cheap, a fine paid in some places on the alienation of lands.

Land-boc [Sax.] (libellus de tera, Lat.), the deed or charter by which lands were held, Spelm.

Land scrip, means a negotiable instrument entitling the holder, usu. a person or company engaged in public service, to

Tenementary land, the out lands of manors, granted to tenants by the Saxon thanes, under arbitrary rents and services.

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