landlordship造句

• In 1602, three fourths of the landlordship was held by the Lords of Metternich.
• Later, the landlordship was shared by the Electorate of Trier, the Counts of Sponheim and the Counts of Beilstein.
• The latest information states that they inherit a large landlordship which area is now part of the BSD and Gading Serpong real estate.
• In 1792, the Worms Cathedral Foundation s ecclesiastical landlordship ended, and along with that, so did the tithes payable to Worms.
• Rao Bhahudur Viharidas Desai, popularly known as Bhausaheb had inheritated desaigiri ( Landlordship ) from his forefathers who had been tax collectors from the Mughals.
• They agreed to help him, in return for one corner of the site being a public house under the landlordship of W . W . Grey.
• In 1415, Langenthal became incorporated into the territory of the Republic of Bern, but it remained under the landlordship and the low court of the monastery.
• In 1519, the Archbishop of Trier transferred half the Elbert landlordship to the Lords of Nassau ( at the Sporkenburg, which was a castle ) as a fief.
• Most of its provisions have since been repealed, but it still specifies that any noble title created in Scotland after 6 June 1747 may grant no rights beyond those of landlordship ( collecting rents ).
• The cross fitchy ( that is, with a point on the bottom arm; called a " Nagelkreuz " [  nailcross ] or a " Fu遱pitzkreuz " [  foot point cross ] in German ) recalls the Lorsch Abbey s former landlordship.
• It thereby belonged along with the two neighbouring villages of Hofst鋎ten and Omersbach to the Vogtei of the " Dreid鰎fer " (  Three Villages ) over which the monastery managed to get the landlordship and the Electoral Mainz s colours and recall Mainz s lordship until 1803.