In old English law. Butler ; the king’s butler, whose office it was to select out of the cargo of every vessel laden with wine, one cask at the prow and another at the stern, for the king’s use. Fleta, lib. – c. 22.
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In old English law. Butler ; the king’s butler, whose office it was to select out of the cargo of every vessel laden with wine, one cask at the prow and another at the stern, for the king’s use. Fleta, lib. – c. 22.
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