Burgher master

See BURGER MEISTER. Burgh'ership, n. Quality or privilege of a burgher; citizenship. Burgh Hill, in Ohio , a post-village of Trumbull co., 17 m. E.N.E. of Warren. Bureaucracy, ( bu - ro'kra -sy,) n. [Fr. bureaucratie .] The system by which the busine of administration is Burgh'-holder, n . See BORS HOLDER. carried on in departments, each under the control of a Burgh'-master, n. A burger meister. chief; in contradistinction to those systems in which government officials have a co-ordinate authority. (Mining.) An officer in tin-mines, called also bar master and bailiff . Lat. latro; Fr. larron.] One guilty of burglary. ing the crime of burglary. Burglariously, adv. In the manner of a burglar; with an intent to commit burglary.