A Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue (up to 1700)
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First published 1963 (DOST Vol. III).
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Quotation dates: 1467-1493, 1562, 1622-1626, 1677
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Joising, Joysin(g, vbl. n. Also: -eing, -yng. [Cf. also Josing.] The possession or occupation (of lands, property or office).(a) 1467 Acts Lords Auditors 8/1.
To cesse of all distrublance of the said Eufame in the joysing of the samyn 1480 Acts Lords of Council 51/2.
The wrangwis distrublance of the said Johne … in the broukin and joysing of his tak and maling 1622-6 Bisset I. 39.
In the joysing of these gudis 1677 Irvine Deeds 4 July.
In thair peaceable brooking, joysing and possessing of the said tenement(b) 1493 Maxwell Mem. 204.
The pecepbil browken, joising and manwring of the saide landis 1562 Criminal Trials I. ii. 342.
In the peceable brouking, joising, vsing … the foirnemmit reuersionis
