adv. Sc. Obs. [f. CHAPTER sb. + -LY2.] 1. In full chapter; in due form and style; see quot. 1825.
1560. 1st Bk. Discipline, vii. (1836), 49. The principalls being convened with the whole regents [of the universitie] chapterly.
1687. Lond. Gaz., No. 2251/3. A fit opportunity for their [Knights of Thistle] Meeting Chapterly at His Majesties Royal Chapel in His Palace of Holyrood-house.
1825. Jamieson, s.v., A presbytery is said to be chapterly met or convened, when all the members are present.
2. With reference to the chapter (of a book).
a. 1560. Rolland, Crt. Venus, III. 557. I hair schawin quhair it standis chaptourlie.
