DCHP-1 Online
hundred Hist. 
n. one of a number of proposed land grants in Prince Edward Island, the recipients of which were to have baronial rights and obligations.
See also: barony (def. 3)
- 1765 (1875) For yourself, you may be assured of your Hundred, as formerly intended, if I have anything to do in the direction of the affair,--which probably I shall have in the same mode and manner.
- 1875 Each Hundred was to have a fair four times a year, and a market twice in every week.
- 1886 Each hundred or barony was to consist of somewhat less than eight square miles, and the lord of each was bound to erect and forever maintain a castle or blockhouse as the capital seat of his property, and as a place of retreat and rendezvous for the settlers.
- 1965 Each hundred would be protected by a castle armed with cannon.
- 1765 (1875) For yourself, you may be assured of your Hundred, as formerly intended, if I have anything to do in the direction of the affair,--which probably I shall have in the same mode and manner.