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barmote
barmote (ˈbɑːməʊt) Also 7 barge-, 7–8 bargh-, 8 barmoot, 7–8 berghmote. [Earlier barghmote, f. Ger. berg- mining + mote, assembly, court; cf. barmaster.] A local court amongst miners: see quot.1653 E. Manlove Lead Mines 14 Sute for oar must be in Barghmoot Court. 1732 De Foe, &c. Tour Gt. Brit. (176... Oxford English Dictionary
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Barmote court
Great barmote courts with wider powers were in place by the fifteenth century, meeting at Easter and Michaelmas. Present day There are two barmote courts, one at Monyash covering the High Peak, and one at Wirksworth covering the Low Peak. wikipedia.org
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bargh
† bargh dial. (bɑːf) Also barf, baurgh, barugh. [mod. northern form of barrow, ME. bergh, OE. beorh, beorᵹ-, mount, hill; perh. influenced by ON. bjarg rock-face, precipice. In sense 3 app. influenced by Ger. berg- mining-.] 1. A detached low ridge or hill.1823 W. Buckland Reliq. Diluv. 209 Similar ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Brassington
19th-century interior, and the Miners Arms, which was modernised thirty years ago, and which was once the venue for the manor court and the lead miners' Barmote wikipedia.org
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Wirksworth
A barmote court was established in the town in 1288 during the reign of Edward I in order to regulate lead mining. The present Moot Hall, where the barmote court met, dates from 1814. By the 18th century there were many thousand lead mines worked individually. wikipedia.org
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Monyash
Indeed, over the next few hundred years Monyash grew into a major lead mining area with its own Barmote Court. wikipedia.org
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bar
▪ I. bar, n.1 (bɑː(r)) Forms: 2–7 barre, 3–7 barr, 5– bar. [ME. barre, a. OF. barre (= Pr., It., Sp., Pg. barra):—late L. barra of unknown origin. The Celtic derivation accepted by Diez is now discredited: OIr. barr ‘bushy top,’ and its cognates, in no way suit the sense; Welsh bar ‘bar’ is from Eng... Oxford English Dictionary
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Moot Hall, Wirksworth
Internally, the principal room was the barmote courtroom. King Henry VIII presented a bronze dish, capable of holding of lead ore, to the barmote court in 1512. wikipedia.org
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steward
▪ I. steward, n. (ˈstjuːəd) Forms: 1 stiᵹweard, st{iacu}weard; 1–5 stiward, 3 stiwærd, 4–5 stiwarde, 4– 6 styward(e, 5 styeward; 4–5 steiward; 3–7 stuard(e, 5 stwarde, 5–6 stuerd(e, 4–6 stuward(e; 4–5 steuard, 5 stewer(e)de, 4–6 steward(e, 4– steward. β. Sc. and north. 5 stewarte, 5 stwart; 7–8 stua... Oxford English Dictionary
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Warden's court
See also Barmote court Stannary court References Former New South Wales courts and tribunals Western Australian courts and tribunals Queensland courts wikipedia.org
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lot
▪ I. lot, n. (lɒt) Forms: 1 hlot, hlott, hlodd, 2–8 lott, 4–6 lote, 4–7 lotte, (4 loth, 4–6 loot, 5 loote, lootte), 2– lot. [OE. hlot neut. (rendering L. sors, portio):—OTeut. type *hluto-m, f. the wk. grade of the root *hleut- (: hlaut-: hlū̆t-) occurring in the str. vb. OE. hléotan, OS. hliotan, O... Oxford English Dictionary
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1280s in England
Barmote Courts established. 1289 6 November – Treaty of Salisbury: Edward agrees to help Margaret, Maid of Norway, in her bid for the Scottish throne wikipedia.org
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英格兰和威尔斯的法院
court），历史上存在 骑士法庭（Court of Chivalry），与纹章有关，甚少开庭 星室法院（Star Chamber），历史上存在 灰脚法庭（Court of Piepowders），历史上存在的墟市法庭 锡矿法庭（Stannary Court），康瓦耳的采矿法庭 巴沐尔法庭（Barmote wikipedia.org
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Stoney Middleton
Lead mining also continued, with a Barmote Court alternating between Stoney Middleton and Eyam until the early 20th century. wikipedia.org
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Duchy of Lancaster
The chancellor is responsible for the appointment of the steward and the barmaster of the barmote courts on behalf of the sovereign in right of the Duchy wikipedia.org
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