W A
n.
933
W A R
~r
A.
L E-K N OT .
:¡
r O:Jnu
knot
ar
knob m
:J.de\\·ith three (lr:lnds
of a lope.
('O
th.u
it
CdonDl
nlp,
by
which
lhe
tacks,
top–
Caíl fhcets, and {l0PPN Sare made
faH,
:u
airo fome
other
ropes.
\VALE · R EA RED. 0 0
board a Chip. a name the
reamen
Cive
10
a
f111 p. WhlCh ,
after {he comes to her bearing, is
bUllt
ffrait up : thls way of building. rhouRh ic does
nOl
look
weJl, nor ¡s, as
lhe:
fumen ter",
it,
Ihip.l'hapcn; yet
it
h:ts ',his
aJ\'antacc,
that a
fh ip
is thereby more roomy
wilhio
bo.trd
and becomes thcreby a
wholefomc
fb ip
al
lea,
eCpecí_lIy
ir
her
b~arinG
ue well laid
out.
\VALES, a principdlity in the wen of E ngland, compre–
hending;
1'1
counties, bounded
by
CheO,ire,
Shropflllre,
Hc:rcfordlhirc, and Monnlou lhlhirc,
00
t he call, and
fu ro
rounded
by
lhe
fea called the lriCh chanoel,
00
the nonh,
well, and fouth.
N .."
.V
ALES .
the fouth-wefl coaR of Rudfon's B.y, in
Nonh America, fo c. lI<d; now polfelfed by the E nglirh
Hudfon's·B.y
comp.ny.W Al.L, i.,
archnc(ture, the principal part of a building, as
ft:n'in: both
10
incloíe il, and luppon Ihe roof, Roors,
Oc.
\VaJls are
diHing\lillh~d
iOlo various kinds, from the
maller whereof Ihey
confill,
as pbdlercd or mud- walls,
brick_walls, none·walls . flin t or l>oulder walls:, and board –
ed walls. See
A RCHITE c ·ruRE.
W .<\LLINGfOR
D,
a borough· town of B. rkrhire, fi tua·
led
on the ri\'er T hames, twelve miles nonh of Reading.
W
ALLOONS. the inhabitants of a confide..ble pan of
the SpaniOl Nt:therlllnds,
viz.
Illore of Artois, H aioault
J
N amur. Luxemburgh, and pan of Flanders and Brabant.
Thc \Valloon
langu.ge.. faid tO have becD that of tbe
aneient G luls or
Ct:lu_
W ALRUS. in
~oology.
Se.
PHO CA.
W _'\.LNUT· TR" , in botany. See
JU G L~'''.
\VALS ALL, •
m..
ket-town of Staffordrhire, tbin« n'
mile, fouth of S"fford .
WALSHAM. a market_town of Norfolk, eleven mile,
oonh of N Ol'wich.
W .'\. L S INGRi\ M, a market-town of Norfolk, eighteen
mil!!'s non h· wcH of Norwich .
' V:\.L
TH.<\M,
a
m'"ket town of L eicenerrhire, fi xteen
miles norrh_ean of L eicefier_
W!\.LTH E.RIA, in botany, a genu, of the monadelphia
pentandria clafs.
WAPENTAKE, (from the Saxon) th. fame with wh"
we caH a hundred . and more erpeciall y ufcd 'io the oor–
t hero couotic:'J bcyond the river Treot. Thcre have been
feveral conjetlures as tO the original of the word; one
of which ¡s, that aocientl y multers werc mildc of lhe ar –
mour and weapoos of lhe inhabitantS of evcry hundred ;
and from thofe that could not find fuffieient pleJ ges of
theír good
abe~riog.
their \Veapor'ls were
t~kc:n ~WAy,
a.odgiven to othcrs ; wheocc,
Íl
is Caid, this word is dc:nveu.
See H UNOREO.
\VAR,
a contdl or di fFl!rcnce bet V/een princes, (lates, or
large bodie3 of pcople ; ",hich not being determin. d by
lhe ordlnary mcafures of' equity and juftice, is refe rred
to the decifion of the fword
\VARO,
a \Vord of divc:rs figni lications: :
th~s,
a ward io
L ondon, is a pan of
Ih~
cily conlmittcd to Ihe fpcciJ.1
charge of one of
1ha
aloeormen of lhe ci(y. T h\!re are
t",en,y
ti"
-.vard, in London, whieh are as hundrcd"
~nd
lhe pari(hes thereof as lowns .
A fonfi is <llro <.livith:d
iOlo
w.uc!s, and fo are moU of our hofpilals .
' V .\RD
n OL D IN C:,
io Sr,ots
law.
See
LAW,
Tir. xi.
l .
\VA kD- HO OK ,
orWAuu -HOO K, ingunnery , arou orH ...
ff
with an iron cnd tmneu Jerpc:m-wile, or
J¡k~
...
fcrcYl,
10
dr..
w
the wadding OUt of
a
~un
whcn it is to be unloade;d .
See
WA o D.
WARDEN,
or
GUAl.olAN,
one who has the charge or
kcepir.c of any pcdon,
Of
thiog,
by
office. Sce
GUAR –
oIAN .
Such is the \Vareteo of lhe Heet, lhe ket'per of the Reet–
prifon; who has lhe chargc of the p'¡foocrs thete, cfpe–
cially fuch as are comOlitled from the Court of cbanccry
for cOnlt'mpt .
Church
VVAlD EN S.
See
CHURCH .
VI{
A RD H U Y
s,
a
pOrt
of
Norwegiao Lapland,
120
miles
fouth ·.,1l of the nonh·cape: E. 1911g. 28°, and
N.
lat.
7 1°.
VO¡
ARDMOTE, in London, is a eourt fo called, whieh is
kept in every ward uf (he cilY, anfwt'Ting
to
the curiatíl
comilia in ancleot R ome .
WARDROBE, a clofet, or li!tle room adjoining tO a bed–
charuber, fcrv ing to dirport and kecp
a
pedon', appa rcl in;
or, for a rervaot tO lodge
in,
tO be al haod lO wait,
6 c.
Wardrobe, in a pnnee's coun, is an
a!l~rtment
where–
in his robes, \vearing apparel, and olber oecdfaries , are
preferved under lhe care aod dire8ion o(
pro~cr
officers ;
as {hc maner ofthe wardrobe, c1erk.
(:;t .
of Ihe wardrobe.
Vt.T
ARE,
a market-town of H erlfold!hirc, undcr the meri–
dian of L ondo." and twenty miles nonh of that cilY.
\VAREHAM. a borough of Dor(etrh,re, (...oleen milcs
eatl of Dorchefier.
''1,~RMI N STER,
a market_town of \Vihrhire, fe.ent«n .
mil
e, north-we(l of SahCbury.
'VAR
T,
in
bw
I
is to fculIllon a perron to appear in a court
of j unice.
WA R tflN G
if T alan/J,
in
SCOIS law. SeeLAw,
Tit.
x ii.i.
16.
WARP, io the m:m urJlturcs, is the threads, whelher of
lilk,
woo~,
lioCI1, hcmp,
Ot .
thal are ex tended Il!ng: h–
wife on Ihe weaver's
10001 ;
and a. crors whlch the work–
m~n
by
means of his (huttle p"lfcs the threads of Ihe woot,
ro form a c1oth . riblJaod, funian, Or other matter.
'VARRANDIC E:, in Seo" law. Se< LAW, Tit.
x.
11.
W
AIUtANT, an aél, ir.fhument . or
obh~atio" ,
wh<r<by
a per(un authoriCes 'lnolher
t O
do romelhlog which he
0-
therwire had not a ri&ht to do.
\'1
ARRANTY, a prQmifc or covenant by deed, m. de by
Ihe harr,ainer for himrdf
:mJ
his heirs, to warranl ano
(ecure the ba.rgainee aod hls heirs a,.gainfi all meo for en–
j('lying Ihe thing agreed on between th('m
' VAR R EN, a f..n I"f., or place pri.ileged <itlrer by pre ·
(cription or graot from lhe king, to kcep beíills and fo\\
t
of \,¡,arreon in : as rabbit! hares, part ridges, pheal:u\ls.
6(.
' VARRI NGT ON. a marht-town of L ancafilire, fC"en–
teen milt s
CAO:
ol'
L ivcrpool.
·W A
RS I~
W . the capi,,1 of ' Varfo?;., and of tho kin&Jom
of
Po"md:
E . loog ..
2 1
o 5', and N . lat. 52°
15'.
,,y
ARSOVI
·1,
a province
0 1
Poldnd, boundcd by Pruffi",
on lhe nonh ;
by
Polach iJ . on the taH
j
lJy the pro\'ince
of Litt le I
'ol.nd, on the fouth
j
and by th.. ofCreat Pe–
land, on
th~
\Yen.
W_<\R:,