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Pr'dium rusticum
Pr'dium rusticum, heritage which is not destined for the use of man's habitation; such, for example, as lands, meadows, orchards, gardens, woods, even though they should be within the boundaries of a city, Ibid.
Mill-holms
Mill-holms, low meadows and other fields in the vicinity of mills, or watery places about mill-dams
Lot meads
Lot meads, common meadows which are divided yearly and distributed by lot among the owners, the share of each being called a
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Limoniad
A nymph of the meadows called also Limniad
Esplees
Esplees [fr. expleti', Lat.], the products of land; as the hay of meadows, herbage of pasture, corn of arable land, rents, services, etc.; also the lands, etc., themselves, Termes de la
VerbarRudbeckia
are about thirty species exclusively North American Rudbeckia hirta the black eyed Susan is a common weed in meadows
meadowgrass
various grasses that thrive in the presence of abundant moisture especially those of the genus Poa common in meadows and of great value for hay and for pasture See Grass
Fertilize
to supply with nourishment for plants to make fruitful or productive as to fertilize land soil ground and meadows
Esplees
The full profits or products which ground or land yields as the hay of the meadows the feed of the pasture the grain of arable fields the rents services and the like
Year, day and waste
the right to cause waste to be made on the tenements by destroying the houses, ploughing up the meadows and pastures, rooting up the woods, etc. (unless the lord of the fee agreed for the redemption of
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