- some
hundreds,
courts were held at a
fixed place;
while in others,
courts moved with each
sitting to a
different location. The main duty of the
hundred court...
-
Salford Hundred retained a
separate jurisdiction for the
administration of justice,
known as the
Court Leet, View of frankpledge, and
Court of Record...
- the
hundred court. It is
possible that
local thegns (or
their bailiffs)
controlled the
court and made its decisions.
Decisions of a
hundred court could...
- jurisdiction,
which was
normally restricted to the
hundred courts. The word "leet", as used in
reference to
special court proceedings,
dates from the late 13th century...
-
Sports Ground),
where the
hundred court originally met. The
Domesday Book of 1096
describes the many
parishes of
Bullingdon hundred as
being dependencies...
- the 19th
century there were 33
hundreds. The leet
court boundaries were more
fluid and
transient than the
hundred court boundaries. At the time of Domesday...
- The
Hundred Years' War (French:
Guerre de Cent Ans; 1337–1453) was a
conflict between the
kingdoms of
England and
France and a
civil war in
France during...
-
Winterstoke Hundred is a
seminal paper by Dr
Frank Thorn. Each
hundred had a 'fyrd',
which acted as the
local defence force and a
court which was responsible...
-
continued to hold
their two
tourns in the
hundred court until the 16th century. In 1708, the
hundred court was held at Tinhead.
Apart from Keevil, all...
-
units called hundreds. The
hundred court met
every two to four w****s and was
attended by
local landholders.
Twice a year the
hundred court met with the...
