she reman

A dialectal form of shireman. Shere Thursdayt. See Sheer Thursday. sherewatert, n. An obsolete spelling of shear water. execute the judgments of the courts, and to preside at inquisitions and a e ments of damages on default. High sheriff, the sheriff as distinguished from the undersheriff and other deputies. Joint sheriff, two persons jointly appointed sheriff, or one of such persons. - Sheriff of Middle sex case, a decision in 1840, noted in English constitutional history, on the relative powers of Parliament, to imprison for contempt and the courts to discharge on habeas corpus. - Sheriff's jury. See jury. - Sheriff turn, in early Eng, law, the periodical court or se ion held by a sheriff succe ively in the various hundreds of his county, at which the freeholders were bound to appear as a part of their service. - Statute of sheriffs. See shepherd's-purse (shep'- (Cap sell a Bursa-pas to érdz-pèrs), n. A common cruciferous weed, Cap sell a Bursa - pastor is. It has a cluster of toothed or pinnatifid root-leaves, and a