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First published 1937 (DOST Vol. I).
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Quotation dates: 1453-1583
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Brouking, Browking, vbl. n. Also: browkyng, -in, -en; broukin. [f. Brouk v.] The fact of possessing or having in use.(a) 1454 Douglas Chart. 383.
Quhilk sal happin … to be lettit in the browking of the said landis 1473 Acts Lords Auditors 25/2.
All vexacion … of the saide Henry in the browkin & joysing of his said landis 1487 Liber Melros 618.
In paceabill possessione, browkyng and josyng of the samyne 1506 Glasgow Dioc. Reg. II. 162.
In the peciable browking, possessioun and joising, of the said twa merkis worth … of land 1521 Maxwell Mem. I. 248.
In the peceabil browken … and manwryng of the said landis(b) 1453 Stirlings of Keir 226.
In the brouking, hafyng, vsing, and joysing of al the forsaid landis 1466 Acts Lords Auditors 5/1.
To kepe … Elisabethe vndistrublit in the broukin and joysin of the samyne 1532 Peebles B. Rec. 57.
The peciabill brouking and joising of the said altarage 1567 Rec. Earld. Orkney 123.
That the said Williame suld haue na impediment in broukin of the samyn peceablie 1583 Misc. Spald. C. II. 340.
The … brouking, joysing, vptaking, … and disponing vpoun of the escheat guidis
