lord of the manor

"Or maybe someone who wanted to be the next lord of the manor did it."

He might have been taken for a farmer rather than the lord of the manor.

You will have to talk with the lord of the manor."

You are certainly not the lord of the manor here?"

Already they are behaving like the lord of the manor.

That would be where the lord of the manor sat with his family, she reasoned.

Summoned to the lord of the manor's court, he had failed to turn up.

But does that mean the peasants believed the lord of the manor?

After all, he was the lord of the manor.

The lord of the manor held the advowson for the church.

But he did not prance around like the lord of the manor.

Being so handy they were forced to work the land for the lord of the manor and pay taxes.

But then the Lord of the Manor came to take his land from him.

The whole island is private, but the present lord of the manor will sometimes give you a tour."

I am just a kitchen drudge, and he is lord of the manor.

The lord of the manor saw them, so did the bailiffs standing at his side.

The high steward was chosen by the lord of the manor.

A landmark to help the lord of the manor land his chopper?

The abbey retained an interest as chief lord of the manor until 1508.

During the 14th and 15th centuries the lords of the manor were the Disney family.

The village takes its name from the Lindsey family who were lords of the manor in the 12th century.

The lord of the manor was, at that time, responsible for its upkeep.

Trenchard comes from the lords of the manor in the 13th century.

I'll play lord of the manor and have my dinner in bed like royalty."

This belonged to the lords of the manor, and probably had done so since the medieval period.