Definitionn. the area over which a bailiff has jurisdiction
Last update: August 4, 2015
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It is mentioned in Domesday only as a bailiwick of Newbold belonging to the king, and granted to William Peverell. [Please select]
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We'll get to our own bailiwick presently, and wake up.' [Please select]
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But would she not find me, instead, and drive me out of her bailiwick. [Please select]
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The bailiwick of Dean Magna was granted to Walter Wither. [Please select]
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Flory held the bailiwick of the Lee, and John Preston that of Blakeney. [Please select]
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William de Staunton held the bailiwick there, and Reginald Abbenhall the woods. [Please select]
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William Warwyn held a certain bailiwick here by the service of being a forester in fee. [Please select]
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I have confined myself in this list to the Birds of Guernsey and the neighbouring islands--Sark, Alderney, Jethou and Herm; in fact to the islands included in the Bailiwick of Guernsey. [Please select]
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They seem to be consistent and persistent fighters, these Juchitecos, given over to libations, always fighting with somebody, but best enjoying it in their own bailiwick. [Please select]
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