judgment-hall

(juj/ment-hal), x. A hall where proper to the character of a judge; judge-like; courts are held. hence, critical; discriminating; impartial; for- Pilate entered into the judgment hall again, and called merly, judicious. Jesus, John xviii. 33, judgment-note (juj’ment-not), ». A prom is- I know I shall bee taxed for writing so much of my selfe, but I care not much, because the iudiciall know there are sory note of the usual form, containing also a few such Souldiers as are my examples. power of attorney to appear and confe judg- Quoted in Capt. John Smith’s Works, II. 92. ment for the sum therein named. It is not Her brains a quiver of jests, and she does dart them negotiable. Bouvier. abroad with that sweet, loose, and judicial action.