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water bailiff
noun
- an official responsible for enforcing laws on river management and fishing
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It was sometime a City prison for debtors and persons guilty of trespass, and was the residence of the water-bailiff of the City.
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His attendant was the water-bailiff, John Glas, who came up to speak to me about something or other.
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Should a water-bailiff, or one of the Llangorren gamekeepers chance to set eyes on them, they'd spoil at once.
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A water-bailiff in many northern European ports, who superintends the police for seamen.
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There was no keeper or water bailiff, not even a notice board.
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