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Lordship

Lordship, dominion, manor, seigniory, domain; also title of honour of a

remained formed the 'wastes'; the whole fee was termed a lordship or barony; and the Court appendant to the manor the

State or the local authority; by virtue of sovereignty or lordship, or in return for protection; more especially, for permission to

House, and it therefore is his duty to represent their lordship in their collective capacity, when holding intercourse with other public

Soke, a manor or lordship, Spelm. And see per Lord Chelmsford in Earl Beauchamp v.

a subject, who nominated the bishop, till 1829, when the lordship of the Isle of Man was purchased by the Crown

Soca, a seigniory or lordship, enfranchised by the king with liberty of holding a court

Shereffe, the body of the lordship of Cardiff, in South Wales, excluding the members of it,

Seigniory, a manor or lordship.

to his Lord, so much is the Lord, by his Lordship, indebted to the tenant, except reverence alone; the tie of