maritima angliae

maritima Angliae (m[schwa]-rit-[schwa]-m[schwa] ang-glee-ee). [Law Latin] Hist.

1. The seacoast.

2. The Crown’s sea revenue, as from wreckage and from whales or sturgeons cast ashore. • The revenue was formerly collected by sheriffs and later by the Lord High Admiral.

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