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Shire court - Wikipedia
A shire court or shire moot was an Anglo-Saxon government institution, used to maintain law and order at a local level, and perform various administrative ... en.wikipedia.org
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Shire-moot - Tolkien Gateway
A Shire-moot was a gathering of Hobbits summoned by the Thain of the Shire, who was also the master of the Shire-moot. tolkiengateway.net
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The Encyclopedia of Arda - Shire-moot - Glyph Web
A meeting of Hobbits from across the Shire to hold a court, or otherwise discuss matters needing attention. www.glyphweb.com
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shire-moot
ˈshire-moot Hist. [f. shire n. + moot n.1; after OE. sc{iacu}rᵹemót.] The judicial assembly of the shire in Old English times.[a 1036 in Thorpe Diplom. Angl. (1865) 336 Her swutelaþ on ðissum ᵹewrite þæt an scirᵹemot sæt æt ægelnoðes stane be Cnutes dæᵹe cinges.] 1614 Selden Titles Hon. 225 Amongst ... Oxford English Dictionary
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SHIRE MOOT Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of SHIRE MOOT is the county court in England before the Norman Conquest. www.merriam-webster.com
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shire-moot, n. meanings, etymology and more
The earliest known use of the noun shire-moot is in the early 1600s. OED's earliest evidence for shire-moot is from 1614, in the writing ... www.oed.com
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shire
▪ I. shire, n. (ʃaɪə(r)) Forms: 1–3 sc{iacu}r, (1 sciir, sc{yacu}r, -sc{iacu}re, 2 -sir, ? scur, 3 ssire), 3–7 schire, 4–7 schyre, (5 schere, -shir, shyr, sher, chyer), 5–6 schyr, (5–7 sheere), 5–9 shyre, (6 schier, schyir, scyre, shyere, sheyre, 6–7 sh(i)ere, shyer, sheire, 7, 9 dial. sheer), 4– sh... Oxford English Dictionary
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What is an Anglo-Saxon Moot? - RuralHistoria
The Shire Moot, also known as the Shire Court, was a still larger assembly that covered an entire shire, the equivalent of a modern county. ruralhistoria.com
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Anglo-Saxon origins - UK Parliament
The 'shire moot' was attended by the local lords and bishops, the sheriff, and most importantly, four representatives of each village. After the Conquest, this ... www.parliament.uk
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shire-moot - definition and meaning - Wordnik
shire-moot: Formerly, in England, a court or assembly of the county held periodically by the sheriff along with the bishop of the diocese, ... www.wordnik.com
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"Aelfgar" "Herefrith" "Hunwald" Who did you choose to ealdorman of ...
Aelfgar. Yes. He is the most competent, has experience, power and influence. Yeah he is kinda arrogant, but he is the most suitable. www.reddit.com
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Shire moot hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Find the perfect shire moot stock photo, image, vector, illustration or 360 image. Available for both RF and RM licensing. www.alamy.com
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mallus
‖ mallum, mallus Hist. (ˈmæləm, ˈmæləs) [med.L. mallum, -us, ad. OFrankish *mall-, contracted form of OTeut. *maþlo- (Goth. maþl meeting-place, OE. mæðel meeting, discussion, OHG., OS. mahal assembly, judgement, speech). Cf. mail n.2, mall2.] The hundred-court among the Franks. (By modern historians... Oxford English Dictionary
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sheriff
▪ I. sheriff (ˈʃɛrɪf) Forms: α. 1 sc{iacu}rᵹeréfa, 2 scyrreve, pl. scirerevan, sirrefan, 2–3 scirreve, syrreve, 3 schyrreve, 3–5 schir(r)eve, 3–5, (7) shireve, 4–5 schyreve, shirreve, shyr(r)eve, schirrive, schyrryve, (5 pl. shirris), 6 shyreeve. β. 3 s(s)erreve, 3–5 scherreve, 4 sschereve, shereyve... Oxford English Dictionary
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county
▪ I. county1 (ˈkaʊntɪ) Forms: 4–5 counte, cunte, 5 cownty, 6–7 countie, -ye, 6– county. [a. AF. counté (in Laws of Wm. I.), later counte(e = OF. cunté, conté, later comté = Pr. comtat, It. comitato:—L. comitātus, f. comes, comit-em count: cf. ducātus duchy from dux, ducem duke. The L. word had prima... Oxford English Dictionary
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