英语词汇“serjeants inn”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Serjeants Inn n. (also Serjeants' Inn) Now historical. Any of three buildings in London owned by and accommodating the society of Serjeants-at-Law; (in later use esp.) the building of this kind located on Chancery Lane. Occasionally also: the society of Serjeants-at-Law.The society consisted chiefly of judges, who transferred from an Inn of Court. It dates from the early 15th cent. and formerly had three sites, on Chancery Lane, on Fleet Street, and in Holborn. In 1730 the building on Chancery Lane became the single premises, and in 1877 this was sold and the assets distributed among the members. The society was not formally dissolved, but its last member died in 1921; the building was destroyed in the Second Word War.

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Middle Inn1450

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Inn of Chancery1562

Serjeants Inn1565

1565 T. de la Peend in tr. Ovid Pleasant Fable Hermaphroditus & Salmacis To N. Sentleger sig. A.ii^v From my Chamber ouer agaynst Sergeants Inne in Chancery lane.

1645 Ordinance Lords & Commons conc. Suspention from Lords Supper 20 Oct. 14 The Classis of the two Serjants Innes.

1702 Tryal of William Fuller (title page) Printed for Isaac Cleave next to Serjeants Inn in Chancery Lane, 1702.

1799 Public Characters of 1798 26 The place of abode of the former gentlemen are so little known, even in Chancery-lane, Lincoln's-inn, Gray's-inn, Serjeant's-inn, or the Temple, that none..know where they lodge.

1841 Penny Cycl. XXI. 271/2 The serjeants..have now no other building than Serjeants' Inn, Chancery Lane, which has been lately rebuilt.

1877 Law Jrnl. 3 Mar. 117 Serjeants' Inn was sold on Friday, February 23, for 57,100l., to Mr. Serjeant Cox..The determination of the judges and serjeants to sell the ancient home of a moribund order was not taken lightly.

1949 Cambr. Law Jrnl. 10 179 Up to some seventy years ago, when a man became a judge he was drummed out of his Inn, and became a member of a society called Serjeants' Inn, composed solely, or almost solely, of other judges.

2005 Eng. Hist. Rev. 120 899 The Great Yarmouth assembly made arrangements for their recorder..to travel to London to meet with the chief justice at his quarters in Serjeants Inn, Fleet Street, on 13 April 1630.

单词	serjeants inn
释义	> as lemmas Serjeants Inn Serjeants Inn n. (also Serjeants' Inn) Now historical. Any of three buildings in London owned by and accommodating the society of Serjeants-at-Law; (in later use esp.) the building of this kind located on Chancery Lane. Occasionally also: the society of Serjeants-at-Law.The society consisted chiefly of judges, who transferred from an Inn of Court. It dates from the early 15th cent. and formerly had three sites, on Chancery Lane, on Fleet Street, and in Holborn. In 1730 the building on Chancery Lane became the single premises, and in 1877 this was sold and the assets distributed among the members. The society was not formally dissolved, but its last member died in 1921; the building was destroyed in the Second Word War. ΘΚΠ society > law > legal profession > [noun] > Inns of Court > specific templec1405 Middle Inn1450 Middle Templea1524 Inn of Chancery1562 Serjeants Inn1565 1565 T. de la Peend in tr. Ovid Pleasant Fable Hermaphroditus & Salmacis To N. Sentleger sig. A.ii^v From my Chamber ouer agaynst Sergeants Inne in Chancery lane. 1645 Ordinance Lords & Commons conc. Suspention from Lords Supper 20 Oct. 14 The Classis of the two Serjants Innes. 1702 Tryal of William Fuller (title page) Printed for Isaac Cleave next to Serjeants Inn in Chancery Lane, 1702. 1799 Public Characters of 1798 26 The place of abode of the former gentlemen are so little known, even in Chancery-lane, Lincoln's-inn, Gray's-inn, Serjeant's-inn, or the Temple, that none..know where they lodge. 1841 Penny Cycl. XXI. 271/2 The serjeants..have now no other building than Serjeants' Inn, Chancery Lane, which has been lately rebuilt. 1877 Law Jrnl. 3 Mar. 117 Serjeants' Inn was sold on Friday, February 23, for 57,100l., to Mr. Serjeant Cox..The determination of the judges and serjeants to sell the ancient home of a moribund order was not taken lightly. 1949 Cambr. Law Jrnl. 10 179 Up to some seventy years ago, when a man became a judge he was drummed out of his Inn, and became a member of a society called Serjeants' Inn, composed solely, or almost solely, of other judges. 2005 Eng. Hist. Rev. 120 899 The Great Yarmouth assembly made arrangements for their recorder..to travel to London to meet with the chief justice at his quarters in Serjeants Inn, Fleet Street, on 13 April 1630. extracted from innn. < as lemmas
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