...Prerogative in England, 8vo., Lond. 1830, goef more at length into this subject he says that Bocland might belong to the church, to the king, or to a subject....one, with remainder in perpetuity to the church. It w«s forfeited for various delinquencies to the state. Bocland, moreover, was released from all services...

...held by book or charter. It was land that had been severed by an act of government from the folcland, and converted into an estate of perpetual inheritance....for a single life or for more lives than one, with J remainder in perpetuity to the church. It was forfeited V for various delinquencies to the state....

...severed by an art of government from the folcland, and convened into an estate of perpetual inhe ritance. It might belong to the church, to the king, or to...possessor. It was often granted for a single life or for morn lives than one, with remainder in perpetuity to the church. It was forfeited for various delinquencies...

...held by book or charter. It was land that had been severed by an act of government from the foldand, and converted into an estate of perpetual inheritance....the proprietor. It might be limited in its descent, witlxmt any power of alienation in the possessor. It was often granted for a single life, or for more...

...held by book or charter. It was land that had been severed by an act of government from the folcland, and converted into an estate of perpetual inheritance....might be alienable and devisable at the will of the proprie1 Spelman describes foleland as terra duplici titulo possidebant : vel scriptI popularis, quse...

...and free services. It was land that had been severed by an act of government from the Foldand (qv), and converted into an estate of perpetual inheritance....king, or to a subject ; it might be alienable and divisible at the will of the proprietor ; it might be limited in its descent, without any power of...

...and free services. It was land that had been severed by an act of government from the Folcland (qv), and converted into an estate of perpetual inheritance....belong to the church, to the king, or to a subject ; it mignt be alienable and divisible at the will of the proprietor; it might be limited in its descent,...

...by book or charter. It was land that had been severed by an Act of the Government from the foleland, and converted into an estate of perpetual inheritance....devisable at the will of the proprietor ; it might b* limited in its descent without any power of alienation in the possessor. It was often granted for...

...King, or to a subject. It might be alienable and devisable at the will of the proprietor ; it might bo limited in its descent without any power of alienation...lives than one, with remainder in perpetuity to the ohurch. It was forfeited for various delinquences to the State. "Estates in perpetuity were usually...

...vocabant — vel — sine scripto. Gloss. Folcland. In populi testimoriio} quod folcland dixere. tor. It might be limited in its descent without any power...than one, with remainder in perpetuity to the church. Ifc was forfeited for various delinquencies to the state. "Estates in perpetuity were usually created...