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What does shrieval mean?

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Adjective
  1. Relating to a sheriff.
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Home's tenure as sheriff of Berwick in 1599 was less noteworthy, and demonstrated his difficulty in balancing shrieval duties with his active court life at that time.
It is a masterful work in the growing literary genre of shrieval scholarship.
Comital powers were abolished by the Heritable Jurisdictions Act, leaving only the shrieval unit.
A number of royal castles were also designated as shrieval castles, forming the administrative hub for a particular county – for example Winchester Castle served as the centre of Hampshire.
In 1293, king John Balliol established shrieval authority by creating the post of sheriff of Kintyre.
Since large sums were often paid for shrieval office, we may guess that the profit was good, and there is evidence of various types of extortion.

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