This land was conferred with extensive rights, the bishopric became a regality, and the town of Dunblane itself was elevated from an episcopal burgh to a burgh of barony.
42.
The building is called a palace in part because Dalkeith Castle was the'caput', the'head'or place where the courts of the Regality of Dalkeith were held.
43.
By 1452 the Bishop of Moray held all his lands in one regality and had Courts of Regality presided over by Bailiffs and Deputies to ensure the payment of revenues from his estates.
44.
By 1452 the Bishop of Moray held all his lands in one regality and had Courts of Regality presided over by Bailiffs and Deputies to ensure the payment of revenues from his estates.
45.
The jurisdiction was exercised by the regality court, usually presided over by the bailie or his deputy, and composed of the suitors of court, who held lands by suit of court.
46.
The parish of Cavers corresponded exactly or closely to the Robert I bestowed on the Sir James Douglas many lands, including the barony of Cavers, and erected the whole into a regality.
47.
The martial aspect of these Junos is conspicuous, quite as that of fecundity and regality : the first two look strictly interconnected : fertility guaranteed the survival of the community, peaceful and armed.
48.
Lady Krystyna Zcibor-BogusBawska ( d . 1783 )-was Lady of regality of WgBczew by nomination received by the King Poniatowski and Aleksander Scibor Marchocki became the Castellan of Malogoski after MikoBaj.
49.
Application for the regality is open to all marksmen, however, it involves a lot of expenditure of time and money from both the king and his wife and for his children, optionally.
50.
Initially regalities were a part of the system of government, delegated jurisdiction, but from the 14th century, the lords of regality frequently sought to usurp royal authority and establish semi-independent domains.
