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Earles-penny

Earles-penny, money given in part payment. See EARNEST.

Liberatio, money, meat, drink, clothes, etc., yearly given and delivered by the lord to his domestic servants, Blount.

Jaques, small money, Staund. P.C., c. xxx.

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Handsel, earnest-money.

Godpenny, earnest money given to a servant when hired.

Barbicanage, money given towards the maintenance of a barbican; a tribute for repairing or building a bulwark.

Dangeria, a money payment made by forest-tenants, that they might have liberty to plough and sow in time of pannage or

Capitillitium, poll-money.

Beaconage, money paid towards the maintenance of beacons.

Pavage, money paid towards paving.

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