English Law. a prerogative of the crown, abolished in 1660, allowing provisions, supplies, or services for the sovereign or the royal household to be purchased or acquired at an appraised value.
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The royal household was a complex 'body corporate' founded in the old days of 'purveyance.'
Of course, fertile invention was brought to bear in its purveyance, but that only made it the more exciting.
He made huge forced loans, and employed recklessly the abuse of purveyance.
One Valet, entrusted with the purveyance, had obtained permission to wear the cassock.
Coemptio (purveyance) of wheat or lard not to be claimed from the citizens of Rhegium, xii.