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Mansion
Matched in: Term Mansion
Mansion
Matched in: Term Mansion
Mansion-house
Matched in: Term Mansion-house
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mansion house
Matched in: Term mansion house
mansion house
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Homestall
Homestall, a mansion-house.
Homstale
Homstale, a mansion-house.
Managium
Managium, a mansion-house dwelling-place.
Vill, or village
Rights of Common, pp. 39 et seq.; 1 Bl. Com. 115. The following is the difference between a mansion, a village, and a manor, viz.: a mansion may be of one or more houses, but it must
Settled land
the powers of a tenant for life (see Law of Property Act, ss. 28 et seq.). The principal mansion house on any settled land, and the park and grounds occupied therewith, cannot be sold without the consent
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