- A
bailiff is a manager,
overseer or
custodian – a
legal officer to whom some
degree of
authority or
jurisdiction is given.
There are
different kinds, and...
- had
majorities in both the
Royal Court and the States. By 1750, the
Bailiffship had de
facto become a
hereditary position in the de
Carteret family for...
-
themselves were
corrupted by the
Seigneurs and
miller and
biker allies. The
Bailiffship of
Jersey was a
position that had de
facto become hereditary in the de...
- region,
where the
Breubergians Arrois,
Gerlach and
Eberhard III. held the
bailiffship consecutively. They
found their last resting-place in the
monastery of...
- held the
hereditary office of
Receivers of Amb****adors, as well as the
bailiffship (mouravi) of Shemokmedi, Ozurgeti, and Chochkhati.
After the Russian...
- in
Jersey was
somehow related to one another).: 164–5 By 1750, the
Bailiffship had de
facto become a
hereditary position in the de
Carteret family....
- influence,
convincing Heraclius to
remove Revaz Andronikashvili from the
bailiffship of Kiziqi.
Years later, in 1795,
Prince Revaz would prevent the Kiziqian...