† ˈnotarily, adv. Obs.
[f. notary a. + -ly2.]
Notoriously; commonly (known).
| 1459 Rolls of Parlt. V. 367 Such persones..ben notariely and universally thorough oute all this your Realme famed and noysed..for open Robbers. 1487 Hen. VII in Epist. Acad. Oxon. (1898) II. 514 Seynge, as itt ys notaryly knowen, that he cann nott be accepted as a scolare. 1697 Phil. Trans. XIX. 728 A poor Man of Rowdil, in the Isle Harries, notarily known by the Name of St. Clements Blind. |