- that
historically (especially in England) may or may not
include the "
messuage", that
would be the prin****l dwelling, and
might include an orchard, any...
- Town of Huai'an. The
residence consists of two
messuages. That is the East
Messuage and the West
Messuage.
There are 32
rooms in the house. In some there...
- maisonette, manor, manorial, manse, mansion, ménage, menagerie, menial, meiny,
messuage, nonpermanence, nonpermanent, permanence, permanent, quasipermanent, remain...
-
enclosed within the
general fence immediately surrounding a prin****l
messuage and outbuildings, and yard
closely adjoining to a dwelling-house, but it...
- of Cardington, Clerke. Of
Capital messuage and
tenement in
Parllogue in p. CLUNNE, in
tenure of (1); also of
messuage and
tenement called the New hall...
- both the
castle and the
capital messuage. The do****ent
makes it
clear that
these were on
different sites; the
messuage is now
thought to have been on or...
- John and Mary
Shakespeare to
Robert Webbe, for £4, of
their share in two
messuages in Snitterfield".
Shakespeare Do****ented. "Parish
register entry recording...
-
permanent property such as land or rents. It may be
found combined as in "
Messuage or Tenement" to encomp**** all the land,
buildings and
other ****ets of a...
- he
named Richard. He had a brother, Robert, whom
Henry VIII
granted a
messuage in
Bucklersbury on 24
February 1539, and who died in 1557.
Little is known...
-
effectually repairing the Road from Ashborne, in the
County of Derby, to a
Messuage or Public-house in the
occupation of John Frost, near
Belpar Bridge, in...