Subsidy.-Aid in money, or a supply furnished for aid, as by the people to their prince.

Team or Theam.-Right to have and judge bondmen and villians with their children goods and chattels in the lord's court.

Toft, Toft-stead.-A piece of land on which a cottage having a common right stands or has stood.

Tol, or Thol, or Theloneum signified the liberty of buying and selling, and of keeping a market; the money paid to the lord for his market profits; a tribute or custom for passage. The word is still used in the latter sense. Turbary.--A place where turves are dug (also turf-pit). Vik. A bay; a creek.

Waifs.-Stray cattle.

Wash (Celt.).-Wysg, a form of Esk.

Wath, Wath-stead.-A ford.

Wong or Wang.-Field; also an uncertain measure of land.