"jailering" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1844, James Edward Devereux, On Lord Wharncliffe's Catholic Bequest Bill, page iv",
          "text": "[…] until, in obeisance to Elizabeth, they voted themselves the jailers of her victim Mary Queen of Scots; and from their jailering the history of this house has been one of religious and political versatilities.",
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          "text": "The Household Guard are the finest soldiers in the Western empire, and tend to regard jailering as below their dignity.",
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        "The work or role of a jailer."
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