seigniory

The girl's property was within a seigniory held by the Church.

In 1696, they are the first inhabitants of this seigniory, with some other parents.

The two places then were within the same seigniory (heerlijkheid).

More than in England, the basic unit of government was the rural or urban seigniory.

The Bonanno seigniory started to decline from the later 18th century.

Premier tableau - a great hall in the Seigniory palace.

Castell'Arquato also became a seigniory on its own right.

The seigniory helped to erase the sharp line between servitude and freedom.

Established as a seigniory in 1657, Longueuil is well known as a fine place to live.

At Anticosti, he hoped to set up a seigniory that could be self-supporting.

The bishop's seigniory ended in 1797 with the abolition of feudalism.

Alberto himself was able to maintain the seigniory.

Conversion of the manor house and, one might say, the entire site, had already been begun by the Seigniory Club.

Even if the Jesuits do not inhabited within the limits of their seigniory then, they wished to preserve it.

"Seigniory" is the anglicized version of the French seigneurie.

The seigniory took its name then.

The Seigniory, whose influence had quickly extended to much of what is now Umbria region, disappeared.

His death marked the end of the Malatesta seigniory in Cesena.

Deuxième tableau - ruins of the old Seigniory palace.

When Pandolfo died in 1326, the seigniory went to his nephew Ferrantino.

Starting in 1340, Les Bulles was an independent seigniory.

By the late 13th century, Seigniory was controlled by the town of Biel.

The seigniory of La Roche was originally a barony in the 13th century.

He died at his seigniory in Boucherville, which was named in his honour.

The exclusive private retreat of the Seigniory Club took its name from the French land grant system.