10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COSHERER»
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cosherer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cosherer and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
LOXDOl', SATURDAY, MAY '20, 1865. CONTENTS.—N° 177. NOTES: -—-tht is a
Cosherer? 301—Ballad: Battle of Barlow, 3913-— Anton and Cleopatra, Sim—
Scotch Peers, 1713—14, 16. — The man My ocaust at Slack -— The Metropolitan
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The Cosherer is the very impersonation of industry. Unless when asleep, no
mortal living ever saw her hands idle. Her principal employment is knitting; and
whether she sits, stands, or walks, there she is with the end of the stocking under
her ...
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The Irish Penny Journal
The Cosherer is the very impersonation of industry. Unless when asleep, no
mortal living ever saw her hands idle. Her principal employment is knittmg ; and
whether she sits, stands, or walks, there she is with the end of the stocking under
her ...
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Tales and Sketches, Illustrating the Character, Usages, ...
The third great master of the art of match-making is the senachie, ' who is nothing
more or less than the counterpart of the cosherer ; for as the cosherer is never of
the male sex, so the senachie is never of the female. With respect to their habits ...
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The Poor Scholar, Frank Martin and the Fairies, The Country ...
The third great master of the art of match-making is the Senachie, who is nothing
more or less thaii the counterpart of the cosherer ; for as the cosherer is never of
the male sex, so the senachie is never of the female. With respect to their habits ...
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Irish Life and Character; or, Tales and stories of the Irish ...
The third great master of the art of match-making is the scnachie, who is nothing
more or less than the counterpart of the cosherer ; for as the cosherer is never of
the male sex, so the senachie is never of the female. With respect to their habits ...
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Irish identity and literary periodicals, 1832-1842
The Cosherer In Ireland is a woman who goes from one relation's house to
another, from friend to friend, from acquaintance to acquaintance — is always
welcome, and uniformly well treated. The very extent of her connexions makes
her ...
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Tales and Sketches Illustrating the Character of the Irish ...
The third great master of the art of match-making is the Senachie, who is nothing
more or less than the counterpart of the cosherer ; for as the cosherer is never of
the male sex, so the senachie is never of the female. With respect to their habits ...
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Marriage customs in many lands
The cosherer is a very respectable and well-treated female vagabond. She goes
from the house of one relation to that of another, and is always hospitably
received. She sews, knits, retails the news, tells old stories and (incidentally)
doctors ...
Henry Neville Hutchinson,
1897
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Early English Poetry, Ballads and Popular Literature of the ...
... State Papers of the reign of Henry VIII, published by royal authority, " cosher,
cosherer, coshy, couchery, or coyssher," are defined, — " an exaction of lodging
and victuals for the lord and his retinue." P. 11,1. 5, — " Slacaan."] The edible sea
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