10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BUGGAN»
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1
The monthly review, or, literary journal
Bogon, or buggan bo, means the fame thing in Shropshire, and other Englilh
counties. Children are terrified with this notion of a spectre ; and if a horse takes
fright, the people will fey, " He spied a buggan ;" or, " the horse took buggan." .
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The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal
I Bogon, or buggan bo, means the fame thing in Shropshire, and other English
counties. Children are terrified with this notion of a spectre ; and if a horse takes
fright, the people will fay, " He spied a buggan ;" or, «« the horse took buggan.
Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths,
1775
3
Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society
These white stones, which in this district are called buggan, are said to be found
in the scrubby mountains beyond Bandon Grove, near the head of the Williams
river, and are supposed to be the excrement of Gten Mudyer Dhingga (Goefi of
the ...
4
The Etymological Compendium, Or, Portfolio of Origins and ...
Bugg-a-bo, or Buggan-bo, was originally no more than mothers frightening their
children with the " bull-bo, bull-bo," which the little one, not rightly pronouncing,
called Bugg-a-bo. It is properly bogle-bo, — bogle signifying a malevolent spirit; ...
5
A dictionary of chronology or The historian's companion ...
1788. Bufoni, Pouipeo, a Roman portrait painter, b. 1634, d. 1679. Bugden
Palace, Huntingdonshire, built 1480. Bugg-a-bo, or buggan-bo, originally no
more than mothers frightening their children with the bull, bo, bull, bo, which the
little ones, ...
6
Chronology: Or, The Historian's Companion : Being an ...
g-a-bo, or buggan-bo, originally no more than mothers frightening their children
with the bull, bo, bull, bo. which the little ones, not rightly pronouncing, call bug-a-
bo. It is properly bogle-bo, bogle signifying a malevolent spirit; the Shropshire ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria
D. angustifolia J. W. Vickery] Ballantyne Hills near Suggan Buggan Agrostis
hiemalis (Walt.) Britton et al. A. muelleriana J. W. Vickery — Cobberas (alpine) A.
parviflora R. Br. — Upper Delegate R. at Bid well (subalpine) A. venusta Trin.
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria
D. angustifolia J. W. Vickery] Ballantyne Hills near Suggan Buggan Agrostis
hiemalis (Walt.) Britton et al. A. muetleriana J. W. Vickery — Cobberas (alpine) A.
parvi flora R. Br. — Upper Delegate R. at Bidwell (subalpine) A. venusta Trin.
Royal Society of Victoria (Melbourne, Vic.),
1969
9
Australian Journal of Zoology
Discussion Diet The diet of tiger quolls at Badja and Tallaganda State Forests
differed in some respects from the diet recorded at Suggan Buggan (Belcher
1995), but was similar in that medium-sized mammals were the most important
prey ...
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The New Tablet of Memory, Shewing Every Memorable Event in ...
It is properly bugle-ho, bogle signifying a make rolent spirit; the Shropshire lorrn.
buggan-limnioauiiig the some thing. If a horse takes fright, they say, he spies e
buggan. ' ' 15mm,' corruption of bon'pero, Good father, i. e. the pope, whose ...
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