A guidebook set up by a fund manager, which can be used to provide instructions regarding the investments that should be made by potential investors, and the kind of investments […]

In old English law . Money, commonly a penny, paid for pitching or setting down every bag of corn or pack of goods in a fair or market. Cowel

In medical Jurisprudence . A term of recent introduction to medical science, signifying curability by means of persuasion , and used as synonymous with “hysteria,” in effect limiting the scope […]

A slight repast or refection of fish or flesh more than the common allowance; and the pittancer was the oflicer who distributed this at certain appointed festivals. Cowell.

Very shallow depressions made in to a metal, usually due to corrosion.

A feature provided in various spreadsheet programs, allowing the spreadsheet to be view from a variety of different arrangements in order to depict the same data.

A mode of testing coin. The ascertaining whether coin Is of the proper standard is in England called “pixiug” it; PIX 901 PLACITUM and there are occasions on which resort […]

The tiniest, square element that can be found on a picture. Depending upon the detail level of a monitor the number of pixels might vary. Usually, pixels are calculated on […]

An edict; a declaration ; a manifesto. Also an advertisement or public notification.

An old form of the word “pleas.” Thus tho “Court of Common Fleas” was sometimes called the “Court of Common Place .

The location where a business is actually located; where most of the business activities, as well as their records are kept.

a term that is used for the geographic location where an agreement is concluded.

Any location where medical services are usually provided.

An insurance policy completed. The insurer has received their premium.

One who exercises a public employment, or fills a public statiou.

Placement means to sell securitie toany investor, such as a bank or any foundation.

In mining law. A superficial deposit of sand, gravel, or disintegrated rock, carrying one or more of the precious metals , along the course or under the bed of a […]

This term is applied to a mining claim that is made by a private person on public lands for minerals on the surface and not in rocks below it.

In old records. The pleading of a cause. Spelman.

To plead

Decree; determination .

In old English law . The public assemblies of all degrees of men where the sovereign presided, who usually consulted upon the great affairs of the kingdom. Also pleas, pleadings, […]

In old English law . Pleadable. Spelman.

In old records. A pleader. Cowell; Spelman.

Belating to pleas or pleading.