- came
under the
feudal lordship of the
English Crown in 1399. The
lordship revested in the
British Crown in 1765, but the
island did not
become part of the...
- The
Oregon and
California Railroad Revested Lands (commonly
known as O&C Lands), are
approximately 2,600,000
acres (1,100,000 ha) of land
located in eighteen...
- the jurisdiction,
duties and
command exercised by the
lieutenant were
revested in the crown, but the
power of
recommending for
first appointments was...
-
ultimate sovereigns of the island. This
right of 'lord proprietor' was
revested into the
Crown by the Isle of Man
Purchase Act 1765 for £70,000 and a £2...
-
establishment of
advisory boards that set
grazing fees. The
Oregon and
California Revested Lands Sustained Yield Management Act of 1937,
commonly referred as the...
-
declared a
division of Cambridgeshire, with the
right to
appoint justices revested in the crown.
Following the 1837 act the Isle
maintained separate Quarter...
-
rights of the
Dukes of
Atholl as
Lords of Man over the Isle of Man, and
revested them into the
British Crown. The ****urance of the Isle of Man Act 1609...
- Æthelstan when he
visited it in 934, but
unlike Edmund he is not
known to have
revested the body. The tomb was
opened again in 1104, and it is also
possible that...
- forests, parks, monuments,
Indian reservations,
railroad grant lands, and
revested Coos Bay
Wagon Road
grant lands.
Surrounding landowners may be granted...
-
nobles (the
English nobles in
fealty to the
English Crown)
until it was
revested into the
British monarchy in 1765. The
title "Lord" is
today used irrespective...
