Meaning of low bailiff in English:
low bailiff
noun
(The title of) an officer of the municipal government of, or a local court in, some English boroughs, towns, etc.; specifically one of the officers of a court leet.
Now historical or in the title of an officer of some of the small number of remaining courts leet, as Alcester and Henley-in-Arden (both in Warwickshire).
Origin
Late 17th century.
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