Their strategy pays off, since the papacy would later openly support the Ibelin bailliage in their struggles with Queen Alice and Frederick II.
(79) Eracles' account is more plausible; Alice may have come to realize that under Philip's bailliage her lines of patronage were restricted, and she had become politically emasculated.
ADCO B2 118/14, Dijon
bailliage, civil qualities, Jun.
Dans tous les documents consultes, la voix est unanime sur un sujet: on demande la liberte personnelle et la suppression des lettres de cachet; parfois, cette idee est exprimee avec fougue, comme le fait la Noblesse du
bailliage de Meaux (p.3-4):
Next grand event at the Mactan Shangri-La will be the 20th anniversary gala and induction of the Cebu
Bailliage of La Chaine des Rotisseurs on March 21.
In the
bailliage of Chalons-surSaone, the order of avocats seems until 1787 to have been almost exclusively religious: Delbeke, L 'Action Politique et Sociale des Avocats, p.
In the mid-1620s, for example, the mairie successfully fought off the
bailliage of Dijon's claims that its officials, rather than municipal magistrates, should publicly invest mayors with their symbols of office.
Bataillon, Les justices seigneuriales du
bailliage de Pontoise a la fin de l'Ancien regime (Paris, 1942); P.
Philip Dawson thinks(1) it may have been Claude-Francois Roux de Raze, lieutenant-general of the
bailliage of Vesoul, who seems to have spoken only once in the entire proceedings of the National Assembly apart from this moment; but who had already denounced venality to the third estate assembly which had elected him.
(39) Cahier gingral et reduit du
bailliage d'Aval en Franche-Comte contenant ses voeux et doleances," in Beatrice Fry Hyslop, A Guide to the General Cahiers of 1789 with Texts of Unedited Cahiers (New York, 1936), p.
