royal possession

On a local level, the government was divided into public land and royal possessions.

By 1811, the donatary was already part of the royal possessions.

"We have tried to showcase some of the most important diamonds in royal possession."

The wording also covered royal possessions that might have been passed to others since 1 May 1642.

The lands went into royal possession while the matter of inheritance was being settled.

Part of the building is a museum with a collection of royal possessions.

These were all part of his bookland, and they stayed in royal possession after her death.

The pearls remained in royal possession a further year, but were then also pawned.

The servants attempted to save as much as possible of the royal possessions.

However, Polish nobles did not allow a private person to inherit royal possessions.

This indexing solution to the large number of royal possessions has itself a helpful introduction running to three and half pages.

After this event, the castle stopped to be residence of the marquisses, and, together with the city, became a royal possession.

The castle is the best preserved part of the ancient fortified village, mentioned since 1273 as a royal possession.

He was from Zlatoust and it is known that he appropriated some royal possessions.

The castle was first documented in the 12th century, and was a royal possession by the 14th century.

The festival also includes a procession of various antique displays of Royal possessions.

There is a miniature of Lehzen by Koepke in royal possession.

By the 9th century the old Roman street pattern was lost and Bath was a royal possession.

The manor of Steeple Claydon was once a royal possession.

It was a royal possession, leased by kings to different noblemen, such as the Mniszech family.

The rooms are largely empty, with the gems, armor and other royal possessions on display in the palace's treasury building.

His Wolf and the Lamb is in Royal possession.

Traditional home of the Neville family, the castle fell into royal possession after a series of skirmishes.

At the beginning of the 19th century Alcamo's feudal status was abolished (1812) and the town became a direct royal possession.

The castle remained in Royal possession after Eleanor's death and it was granted out to various wealthy tenants.