About the year 1850 the stables, appurtenant to the old stone tavern, above mentioned, and when it was kept by William Lenhart, were destroyed by fire, supposed to have been the incendiary work of a disreputable woman.
It seems proper to observe, in this stage of the business, that “the Lotts” are Lammas Land, and have been for ages appurtenant to the Manor of Chelsea.
Coke says, "For such covenant which extends to the support of the thing demised is quodammodo appurtenant to it, and goes with it.
And to make this plainer, if need be, it is added, "If a man grants to one estovers to repair his house, it is appurtenant to his house.
The Lord Hereward, however, did not prevent Ivo from rubbing himself down with the skirt of a coat appurtenant to one of his men-at-arms.
Servitudes appurtenant to town estates are rights which are attached to buildings; and they are said to appertain to town estates because all buildings are called 'town estates,' even though they are actually in the country.
So too the rights appurtenant to land, whether in town or country, which are usually called servitudes, are incorporeal things.
Some think that among servitudes appurtenant to country estates ought properly to be reckoned the rights of drawing water, of watering cattle, of pasture, of burning lime, and of digging sand.
Each house had a little grass-plot, which Babcock in his case had made appurtenant to a metal stag, which seemed to him the finishing touch to a cosey and ornamental home.
Almost from the time pews were first put into churches, seats became appurtenant to certain family mansions, and by custom descended from ancestor to heir, without any ecclesiastical concurrence.
The second was the peril to the Chinese polity, the danger that China might become politically appurtenant to some foreign power of group of powers.
Common appurtenant on the other hand is against common right, becoming appurtenant to land either by long user or by grant express or implied.
Rye and Winchelsea were not, as alleged, appurtenant to Steyning, but belonged to the Manor of Brede.
Yet the only mention of this town in Domesday is the incidental entry that the Abbot of Fécamp had 'in Hastings' appurtenant to his Manor of Brede, 'iiii.
William the Smith holds two parts of half a virgate with its homages appurtenant and renders 6s.
Maurice Algar holds 1\2 virgate with its homages appurtenant and renders 9s.
Richard de Dovere holds one virgate with its homage appurtenant and renders 30s.
On the other hand it was insisted that riding-houses were appurtenant to the military colleges of Europe, and that fine riders were trained in these schools.
Likewise, even though a nonresident does no business within a State, the latter may tax the profits realized by the nonresident upon his sale of a right appurtenant to membership in a stock exchange within its borders.
Appurtenant to the towns of Karanglan and Pantabangan are a few minor communities, among them Patakgao.
Last fall when I left the islands search was being made for the right sort of an American teacher to put in charge of school interests at Baler, with jurisdiction over the Ilongot villages appurtenant thereto.
A right of common appurtenant may be sold separately, and enjoyed by a purchaser independently of the tenement to which it was originally appurtenant.
Waste land (it may be) is given in large quantities, but merely as appurtenantto the profitable core of the gift.
The various accommodation appurtenant to the dwelling, makes ample provision for the household convenience of the family, and the main business of the farm may be at some distance, without inconvenience to the owner's every-day affairs.
