Unlanded

a. [UN-¹ 9.] Not possessed of land.

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1488. Sc. Acts, Jas. IV. (1814), II. 207/1. The gudis movabill belanging to the pure vnlandit folkis.

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1530. Extr. Aberd. Reg. (1844), I, 138. Ilk gentilman landit ij^c lib., ilk gentilman vnlandit ij^c markis.

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1581. Mulcaster, Positions, xxxix. 199. Either rich or poore: landed or vnlanded.

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1633. Ford, Love’s Sacr., IV. i. The sallow-colour’d brat Of some unlanded bankrupt.

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1668. Sedley, Mulberry Gard., III. ii. Give your estate where you please, so you will but settle your affection upon me,… and the like artillery of unlanded lovers.

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1884. Pall Mall G., 2 April, 2/1. The rights of the unlanded millions.

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