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	Lineage II : The Chaotic Chronicle
		A manor is the area in which the lord of each castle has a productive effect upon his own territory.
		The manor NPC announces the sale of seeds at the consumer price at the same time that the invested amount is taken from the castle warehouse.
		The Manor Manager NPC of each village can be used to sell farm products that have been harvested and the lord of the manor can decide in advance on the price and purchase quantity of farm products.
	www.lineage2.com /Knowledge/manor.html (976 words)

	TheFA.com - Lord of the Manor
		Clubs important to their community such as Eton Manor are one of the reasons The FA Cup remains such a special competition.
		The Manors boss Kirk Whitelock was disappointed that his side let a one-goal lead slip in the first game but is confident that his side can end almost half a century of FA Cup heartache.
		Eton Manor FC v St Margaretsbury FC is one of seven Extra Preliminary Round replays that have to be settled tonight.
	www.thefa.com /TheFACup/TheFACup/NewsAndFeatures/Postings/2006/08/EtonManorPreview.htm?WBCMODE=PresentationUnpublisheddefault.htmdefaul (438 words)

	Lord of the Manor Titles and Lord and Lady of the manor titles. Lordship and Ladyships
		Lord of the Manor Titles and Lord and Lady of the manor titles.
		With our titles you will still have the same legal rights to your Lord or Ladyship of the Manor titles, as if you had paid £50,000 or more, but with the principle difference, in that our titles are just £549.
		For the gentleman named Henry Brown who had purchased the Lord of the Manor Title of, 'Capehurst', he might style himself: ''Lord Henry Brown' or, 'Lord Capehurst' or, 'Lord Henry Brown, Lord of the Manor of Capehurst'.
	www.lordofthemanortitles.com (1714 words)

	Noble Titles - become a Lord of the Manor (or a Lady of the Manor!)
		If you purchase an English manor title, you will be able to call yourself the Lord of the Manor of an actual town or village in England, and your spouse may be called Lady of the Manor.
		In English Law the holding of a lordship of the manor is treated as being separate from the actual lands of the manor, although in very rare cases the title may confer some rights associated with the Manor, such as land use or mineral rights.
		The title of Lord of the Manor is regarded as being an "incorporeal hereditament" (an inheritable property that has no explicit tie to the physical Manor itself) and is thus capable of being sold and purchased as property in its own right.
	www.nobility.co.uk /nobleindex.html (918 words)

	Camelot International: Britain's Heritage and History
		The lord of the manor governed the local community under his control by appointing officials who made sure that the villagers carried out their duties.
		The lord's main duty however was to the king, he was a knight and as such would provide arms to the crown whenever he was required.
		Lords and ladies had a great deal of spare time as most of the day to day running of the manor would be left to others.
	www.camelotintl.com /village/lord.html (487 words)

	Cumbrian Manorial Records - What is a Manor?
		the right of the lord of the manor to hold a manor court, through which he exercised jurisdiction over his tenants who held land in the manor.
		Manors varied widely in size. A typical manor consisted of a village and its lands (a territorial unit termed a 'township' across northern England) but a single village might contain two or more manors or, more commonly in Cumbria [check], a manor might cover land in more than one township.
		Game. The right to hunt wild animals on the demesne and on the wastes of the manor was generally the lord's privilege. After 1710, lords of manors were required by the Game Acts to register the appointment of gamekeepers with the county authorities, the Clerk to Quarter Sessions.
	www.lancs.ac.uk /depts/history/cmr/manors/whatis.htm (1193 words)

	Lord of the Manor - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In England, Lord of the Manor is a minor, feudal title.
		Since the abolition of feudal tenure and copyhold rights in England in the 1920s, the title of Lord of the Manor became disassociated with the ownership of the manor's land itself.
		Lords of the Manor are never addressed, however, as simply Lord Smith (contrast with peers).
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Lord_of_the_manor (311 words)

	THIS IS FINDON VILLAGE
		Lords of the Manor came and went but Squire Richardson was one who made his mark on the village.
		Upon the Lord of the Manor's return and seeing the property, it did not meet with his approval and his language was reputed to be somewhat coloured.
		The Squire died at the Manor of Findon in 1801 and was buried in the choir at St.
	www.findonvillage.com /0785_william_richardson_lord_of_the_manor_of_findon.htm (1154 words)

	Hatherleigh.net - The Lord of the Manor (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Court is held for the Lord of the Manor, who presides at the Court and has the right to veto the decisions made by the Jury.
		In the 18th century the manor passed to the Molesworth family who, in 1791 sold it to Joseph Oldham, ancestor of the currant Lord of the Manor, Deborah Laing-Trengove, who is probably the first woman to hold this particular manorial title.
		It was the right and duty of the Lord of the Manor to hold a court of justice for his tenants.
	www.hatherleigh.net /themanor.asp (1366 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Lonely 'lord' seeks lady
		But the lonely lord is hoping for a special present to keep him warm by his yule log - a lady of the manor.
		Entrepreneur David Piper, who is Lord of the manor of Warleigh, has placed an ad in the International Herald Tribune, seeking a soulmate with a sense of humour.
		Eccentric Lord of the Manor, 52, seeks attractive 25-35 year old entrepreneurial, intelligent, professional of independent means to become his Lady of Warleigh.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/2537639.stm (361 words)

	RPGnet: Review of HarnWorld: Eliten Manor (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It begins with a title page that shows an aerial view of the manor, the second page provides the historical background and an overview of the village, the next two pages contain a numbered list of the manor contents which is to be used in conjunction with the interior maps on the last two pages.
		The 'Eliten Manor' article drops the list of village inhabitants and concentrates almost entirely upon the manor, this is both a strength, in that the GM who uses this article freedom to improvise and a weakness in that a lot of work will be required to fully detail the settlement.
		The second picture, that of the Lord of the Manor was drawn by the author himself.
	www.rpg.net /reviews/archive/10/10050.phtml (622 words)

	Axtell Genealogy--'Puritan Village' Glossary
		They had to do "boon work" (a obligation to the lord of helping with plowing, sowing, harvesting, etc.) and "week-work" (a regular obligation to work the lord's own fields) for the lord of the manor.
		The lord of the manor was obliged to make payments to the king and provide military service.
		In the 17th century, the manor was fading away, while the borough was rapidly becoming more important than the parish for both social and political matters.
	www.axtellfamily.org /axgenea/PuritanVillageGlossary.html (2349 words)

	Untitled
		Baron: a Lord, especially in the 11th and 12th centuries, a TENANT-IN-CHIEF holding an HONOR or capital manor in return for military service, later a peer called to Parliament by a WRIT OF SUMMONS.
		The Court Baron was the Court of the freeholders of the Manor.
		Open fields: the major divisions, normally two or three, of the cultivated arable area of a medieval village outside the Highland Zone of England and Wales, in which one field each year in succession was left in rotation-fallow, the other one or two being communally ploughed and sown with winter and spring grains.
	www.msgb.co.uk /glossary.html (2189 words)

	Title Research Services
		If you purchase an English manor title, you will be able to call yourself the Lord of the Manor of an actual town or village in England, and your spouse may be called Lady of the Manor.
		In English Law the holding of a lordship of the manor is treated as being separate from the actual lands of the manor.
		The title of Lord of the Manor is regarded as being an "styled title name" (an inheritable property that has no explicit tie to the physical Manor itself) and is thus capable of being sold and purchased as property in its own right.
	www.titleresearch.ndo.co.uk /whowhatwhere.html (585 words)

	Manorialism
		The definition of manorialism is the system by which the Lord of the Manor exploited the serfs or tenants who worked his estate, or fief.
		Manorialism extended the concept of the feudal fief, or fiefdom, as a principal land owner, or lord of a Manor.
		The Manor House was the main dwelling on the Lord of the Manor's estate.
	www.middle-ages.org.uk /manorialism.htm (501 words)

	Lord Of The Manor Hotel Cheltenham - Discounts and Savings
		Find great information about the Lord Of The Manor Hotel Cheltenham, including hotel pictures, location maps, room amenities and much more.
		The Staff and Management of Hotels Savings are not representatives nor affiliated with the Lord Of The Manor Hotel Cheltenham, it's owners, and/or parent company.
		We hope you enjoy the information about the Lord Of The Manor Hotel Cheltenham located in the city of Cheltenham.
	bristol.hotelssavings.com /lord-of-the-manor-hotel-cheltenham.html (222 words)

	Lord of the Manor Titles and Lord and Lady of the manor titles. Lordship and Ladyships (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lord of the Manor Titles and Lord and Lady of the manor titles.
		With our titles you will still have the same legal rights to your Lord or Ladyship of the Manor titles, as if you had paid £50,000 or more, but with the principle difference, in that our titles are just £549.
		For the gentleman named Henry Brown who had purchased the Lord of the Manor Title of, 'Capehurst', he might style himself: ''Lord Henry Brown' or, 'Lord Capehurst' or, 'Lord Henry Brown, Lord of the Manor of Capehurst'.
	www.lord-of-the-manor-titles.co.uk /index.html (1801 words)

	Lord of the Manor - Definition, explanation
		Lords of the Manor are never addressed, however, as simply Lord Smith (contrast with peerss).
		Self catering holiday apartments in a manor house, once the seat of the Lord of the Manor.
		Lord Fiachna MacLaisre is an early fifteenth century Scotsman who is currently residing in the Shire of Carlsby.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/l/lo/lord_of_the_manor.php (425 words)

	Lords of the Manor Country House Hotel - Luxury accommodation in Cotswolds, Conference facilities in Cotswolds, Wedding ...
		Situated in a timeless corner of the Cotswolds, in the village of Upper Slaughter, the Lords of the Manor is a former Rectory of honey-coloured stone, landscaped gardens and parkland, all within 8 acres.
		The Lords prides itself on being as near to a private retreat as possible.
		Lords of the Manor, Upper Slaughter, Nr Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire.
	www.lordsofthemanor.com /home.htm (263 words)

	Manor
		On a manor there was a village, church, lord's house or castle, and the farmland upon which the people worked.
		Officials were hired by the lord of the manor in and were responsible for enforcing those requirements.
		The lord of the manor acted as judge in the manor court and authority to fine those who broke the law.
	themiddleages.tripod.com /manor.htm (173 words)

	Manor Court
		The Manor Court was held at regular intervals to deal with those accused of breaking the village by-laws.
		This took place in one of three places; the parish church, a building owned by the lord of the manor, or by the oldest tree in the village.
		The lord of the manor had devised this system to raise money as well as to maintain order in the village.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /YALDmanorcourt.htm (880 words)

	eogen - Lord of the Manor (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Each manor was an estate held in varying degrees by a feudal lord from the king.
		The lord of the manor governed his estate, including free, unfree, and servile tenants.
		The lord also held a private court known as the manor court, through which he regulated the affairs of his feudal inferiors in matters of local custom, including the establishment of assize laws, debts, inheritance, marriage, mobility, punishments for absense from court hearings, and violence towards other tenants.
	www.eogen.com /lordofthemanor (98 words)

	Lord of the Manor
		The Lordship of the Manor of Haughley pre-dates the Norman Conquest.
		The Lord had the jurisdiction to try people for capital offences and there is a field in the Parish called "Gallows Field" and two parishioners were paid to provide a ladder for the gallows.
		The Lord of the Manor has the sporting rights over five parishes, these having been granted to the Lord by Edward IV.
	homepages.tesco.net /~Haughley/lotm.htm (215 words)

	News \| Telegraph
		A quarrel over a new lord of the manor's decision to exert rights dating back to the 14th century is tearing apart a tranquil country town.
		Since becoming lord of the manor, however, he has been exercising his ancient right to keep all the money himself.
		The Lord of the Manor does not have to show his private papers to his market traders.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2006/10/16/nlord16.xml (748 words)

	Urban Legends Reference Pages: Boxing Day
		This gathering of his extended family, so to speak, presented the lord of the manor with a ready-made opportunity to easily hand out that year's stipend of necessities.
		Thus, the day after Christmas, after all the partying was over and it was almost time to go back to far-flung homesteads, serfs were presented with their annual allotment of practical goods.
		Under this explanation, there was nothing voluntary about this transaction; the lord of the manor was obligated to supply these goods.
	www.snopes.com /holidays/christmas/boxing.asp (1240 words)

	Lord Thompson Manor a romantic connecticut wedding reception site specilizing in weekend wedding receptions
		The stately elegance of the Manor, the serenity of our Frederick Law Olmstead designed grounds, our James Beard Foundation Celebrated chefs and our outstanding service provides the ultimate setting that ensures a
		Whether grand or intimate, or wildly extravagant, The Lord Thompson Manor has a wonderful way of bringing Romance and individuality that ensures a
		You will begin to experience the luxury of an unhurried celebration reminiscent of a time gone by.
	www.lordthompsonmanor.com (191 words)

	Bare-Faced Messiah: Chapter 14
		The countryside thereabouts was much favoured by the landed gentry in the eighteenth century for the beauty of its verdant, gently rolling hills and its proximity to the court in London, only a few hours away by horse and carriage, and Saint Hill was one of a number of large country houses in the area.
		Despite the not unreasonable reluctance of some of the servants at Saint Hill Manor to be interviewed about their private lives while grasping tin cans attached to a mysterious electric machine, the Hubbards had settled in comfortably by the spring of 1960.
		Sitting at an electric typewriter in his study at Saint Hill Manor, often clicking away all night just as in the days when he was writing science fiction, Hubbard demonstrated his extraordinary range as a writer by effortlessly producing sheaves of documents that appeared to have been drafted by committees of bureaucrats and lawyers.
	www.clambake.org /archive/books/bfm/bfm14.htm (5695 words)

	Silly Laughs Funny Jokes - Lord Of The Manor
		The Lord of the manor returned from his grouse hunt quite a bit earlier than expected.
		The irate Lord stood stiffly and loudly berated his wife for her infidelity.
		With thunder in his voice, he reminded her that he had taken her from a miserable existence on a local run-down farm, given her a fine home, provided her with servants, expensive clothes and jewels, and almost anything she desired.
	www.sillylaughs.com /jokes/?joke=458.txt (136 words)

	Fairview is lord of the Manor
		The tentative property acquisition deal with Manor Motel owner Govind Thakkar was motivated by an eminent domain proceeding, which the city won earlier this year in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court-Probate Division.
		As proposed, the city would acquire the Manor Motel, the adjacent Manor House and the 2 acres of land on which both sit for $505,000.
		Lastly, City Council is considering a resolution that would allow the city to take possession of a small sliver of land that apparently was forgotten during a series of title transfers during the 1950s.
	www.sunnews.com /news/2001/0524/WMANOR.htm (613 words)

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