Definition of marshalsea in English:

marshalsea

noun ˈmɑːʃ(ə)lsiːˈmärSHəlsē

1(in England) a court formerly held before the steward and the knight marshal of the royal household. It was abolished in 1849.
（英格兰）王室法庭（旧时在皇室管家和宫内司法官面前开设的法庭，于1849年废除）
Example sentencesExamples
- When Francis was born, Mr Place was an officer of the Marshalsea court.
- Not receiving the money as he expected, he brought an action in the Marshalsea court, but was non-suited, by not attending to prove the wig his property.
- He was born in a "sponging house," his father being one of the bailiffs of the Marshalsea Court, and no more genteel or refined than his class, was apprenticed to a leather breeches maker at the age of thirteen.
- But what made this Inn once noted was that all the six attorneys of the Marshalsea Court (better known as the Palace Court) had their chambers there.
- In 1377 Brembre, Walworth and Philpot came to the fore as the leaders of the capitalist party and re-united it in the face of Gaunt's efforts to extend the authority of the marshalsea court into the city.
1. 1.1 A former prison in Southwark, London, under the control of the knight marshal.
  马夏尔西监狱（旧时位于伦敦索斯瓦克的一所监狱，由宫内司法官掌管）

Origin

Late Middle English (earlier marchalcy): from Anglo-Norman French marschalcie, from late Latin mariscalcia, from mariscalcus 'marshal'.

Definition of marshalsea in US English:

marshalsea

nounˈmärSHəlsē

1(in England) a court held before the marshal of the royal household. It was abolished in 1849.
（英格兰）王室法庭（旧时在皇室管家和宫内司法官面前开设的法庭，于1849年废除）
Example sentencesExamples
- But what made this Inn once noted was that all the six attorneys of the Marshalsea Court (better known as the Palace Court) had their chambers there.
- When Francis was born, Mr Place was an officer of the Marshalsea court.
- He was born in a "sponging house," his father being one of the bailiffs of the Marshalsea Court, and no more genteel or refined than his class, was apprenticed to a leather breeches maker at the age of thirteen.
- Not receiving the money as he expected, he brought an action in the Marshalsea court, but was non-suited, by not attending to prove the wig his property.
- In 1377 Brembre, Walworth and Philpot came to the fore as the leaders of the capitalist party and re-united it in the face of Gaunt's efforts to extend the authority of the marshalsea court into the city.
1. 1.1the Marshalsea A former prison in London, used especially to incarcerate debtors. It was abolished in 1842.

Origin

Late Middle English (earlier marchalcy): from Anglo-Norman French marschalcie, from late Latin mariscalcia, from mariscalcus ‘marshal’.

单词	marshalsea
释义	Definition of marshalsea in English: marshalsea noun ˈmɑːʃ(ə)lsiːˈmärSHəlsē 1(in England) a court formerly held before the steward and the knight marshal of the royal household. It was abolished in 1849. （英格兰）王室法庭（旧时在皇室管家和宫内司法官面前开设的法庭，于1849年废除） Example sentencesExamples When Francis was born, Mr Place was an officer of the Marshalsea court. Not receiving the money as he expected, he brought an action in the Marshalsea court, but was non-suited, by not attending to prove the wig his property. He was born in a "sponging house," his father being one of the bailiffs of the Marshalsea Court, and no more genteel or refined than his class, was apprenticed to a leather breeches maker at the age of thirteen. But what made this Inn once noted was that all the six attorneys of the Marshalsea Court (better known as the Palace Court) had their chambers there. In 1377 Brembre, Walworth and Philpot came to the fore as the leaders of the capitalist party and re-united it in the face of Gaunt's efforts to extend the authority of the marshalsea court into the city. 1.1 A former prison in Southwark, London, under the control of the knight marshal. 马夏尔西监狱（旧时位于伦敦索斯瓦克的一所监狱，由宫内司法官掌管） Origin Late Middle English (earlier marchalcy): from Anglo-Norman French marschalcie, from late Latin mariscalcia, from mariscalcus 'marshal'. Definition of marshalsea in US English: marshalsea nounˈmärSHəlsē 1(in England) a court held before the marshal of the royal household. It was abolished in 1849. （英格兰）王室法庭（旧时在皇室管家和宫内司法官面前开设的法庭，于1849年废除） Example sentencesExamples But what made this Inn once noted was that all the six attorneys of the Marshalsea Court (better known as the Palace Court) had their chambers there. When Francis was born, Mr Place was an officer of the Marshalsea court. He was born in a "sponging house," his father being one of the bailiffs of the Marshalsea Court, and no more genteel or refined than his class, was apprenticed to a leather breeches maker at the age of thirteen. Not receiving the money as he expected, he brought an action in the Marshalsea court, but was non-suited, by not attending to prove the wig his property. In 1377 Brembre, Walworth and Philpot came to the fore as the leaders of the capitalist party and re-united it in the face of Gaunt's efforts to extend the authority of the marshalsea court into the city. 1.1the Marshalsea A former prison in London, used especially to incarcerate debtors. It was abolished in 1842. Origin Late Middle English (earlier marchalcy): from Anglo-Norman French marschalcie, from late Latin mariscalcia, from mariscalcus ‘marshal’.
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