allottery

[Eng. allot; -ery.] That which is a igned to one by lot or otherwise. "Allow me such exercises as may become a gentleman; or give me the poor allottery my father left me by testament."-Shakesp.: As You Like It, L 1. al-lot-ting, pr. par. [ALLOT.] * all-ō'-ver, prep. [Eng. all; over.] Over and above. ( Scotch.) which makes his emolument above twentiefour you sand marks a yeare, by and allover his heritable jurisdiction."- Culloden State Papers , p. 335.