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Serjeant may
refer to: The
holder of a serjeanty, a type of
feudal land-holding in
England A
generally obsolete spelling of sergeant,
although still used...
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Serjeants-at-Law were
distinct orders: the King's
Serjeants,
particularly favoured Serjeants-at-Law, and
within that the King's
Premier Serjeant, the...
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during its meetings. The word "
serjeant" is
derived from the
Latin serviens,
which means "servant". Historically,
serjeants-at-arms were
armed men retained...
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Robert Bertram Serjeant, FBA (23
March 1915 – 29
April 1993) was a
British scholar, traveller, and one of the
leading Arabists of his generation. He was...
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Serjeant's Inn (formerly
Serjeants' Inn) was the
legal inn of the
Serjeants-at-Law in London.
Originally there were two
separate societies of Serjeants-at-law:...
- The town
serjeant (alternative
spelling town sergeant) is the
serjeant-at-arms for
local muni****lities in
English borough councils and
serves as a law...
- Mark
Serjeant (born
February 19, 1996) is a
Canadian soccer player who
plays for Western.
Serjeant attended Grand Canyon University in 2014, and pla****...
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eventually died out. The area now
known as
Serjeants' Inn, one of two
sites formerly occupied by the
Serjeants (the
other being in
Chancery Lane), was purchased...
- our Lord the King in the
Common Pleas". The
serjeant's duties were
numerous and varied.
Early serjeants spent much time
suing to
recover Royal lands...
- the
captain can
appoint corporals to do the duty of
serjeants, who are
called lance serjeants, and
private men to do the duty of corporals, who are...