justiciar

In 1234, he was deprived of his office as Justiciar.

"The Justiciar has said that we face a serious threat.

"We need a good, reliable man," the Justiciar had told him.

The Justiciar told them that he was awaiting news of what forces the city could produce.

He served as a justiciar in 100 and 1207.

It is the duty of the Justiciar to see that all creatures have justice.

"Well, it ought to be more than just a Justiciar case," she replied.

Six days ago, you say, in council-Who first opened against the justiciar?

The length of his tenure as justiciar was "a force for continuity".

On 22 August 1148, he appeared as a justiciar.

On 27 April 1228 he was named Justiciar for life.

Well, that would be up to the Justiciar, anyway.

"Doyle has eyes and ears everywhere," the Justiciar would say.

The summons from the Justiciar had come the evening before but without any explanation.

He was also the chief justiciar and steward of Normandy.

Geoffrey was then appointed justiciar of Ireland in 1273, a post he held until 1276.

He was only outranked in government by the Justiciar (now obsolete).

In March 1284, after its conclusion, he was made justiciar of north Wales.

The bishop already has the King's ear, and by all we could hear he's forgotten none of his old scores against the justiciar.

He first appears as a justiciar at Caen in 1177.

It generally never even came to a trial; a Justiciar would see the evidence and pronounce the verdict before the end of the day.

The justiciar, he knew, was on excellent terms with Isambard.

He'll make a nuisance of himself to see how much he can get out of the Justiciar."

Most modern historians, however, name him as justiciar.

Alexander was Justiciar of Scotia for a time, but not an effective one.