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Records of the Borough of Leicester
Billesdon, dyester.Tho. Halford, butcher. 118. No. 268. [Dec. 6, 1420.] Grant from
Tho. Gaddesby to Adam Cook, Sir John Syston, perpetual vicar of All Saints'
Church, and Sir Will. Bulle of a tenement set between that late Hen. of
Gaddesby's ...
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
S. & Ork.', Abd_( A111.) DYSTAR, DYSTE, see Doister, Dyst. DYSTER, sb.' Sc.
Cum. Yks. Also written dyester Se. n.Yks.a [dai'stan] A dyer. Sc. That dyestcr's
pole is good enough for the homicide, Scorr lllnllolln'm: (1818) vii ; Scohiisms (
1787) ...
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Studies in the Topography of Galloway: Being a List of ...
Dyester's Brae. ' Stoneykirk.' The dyer's brae ; dyester, a woman who dyes. e. dye
— a.S. dedgan, to dye, dedg, deah, colour : further origin unknown (Skeat). The
suffix ster (a.s. -es-tre), is well explained by Skeat, s.v. Spinster. Originally it was ...
Herbert Maxwell (Sir.), John McClellan,
1887
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The Prose Works: Containing Tales of my landlord, The Monastery
that dyester's pole is good enough for the homicide.” ' The unhappy man was
forced to his fate with remorseless rapidity. Butler, separated from him by the
press, escaped the last honors of his struggles. Unnoticed by those who had
hitherto ...
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The Weekly Magazine, Or Edinburgh Amusement ...
... when 'came on the trial of john Bruce, alias Brewhouse, son of John- Bruce,
aliab Brewhouse, smith in Jedburgh, andsJohnOliver, son of Adam Oliver,
dyester thete,Ifm-'i'nlu1ting, at. tacking, and beating the sheriff-l'ubstitute'ofthe
crmnty o; ...
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On the English Language, Past and Present
... used in Scotland for ' baker,' as ' dyester' for ' dyer,' the word did originally
belong of right and exclusively to women ; but with the gradual transfer of the
occupation to men, joined to an increasing forgetfulness of what this termination
implied ...
Richard Chenevix Trench,
1859
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The Heart of Mid-Lothian: A Romance : in Five Volumes
... of my duty.” “Away with him — away with him;” was the general cry. “Why do
you trifle away time in making a gallows? — that dyester's pole is good enough
for the homicide.” The unhappy man was forced to his fate with remorseless
rapidity.
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Watty and Meg, Or the Wife Reformed. A Tale. -Edinburgh, ...
WATTY' AND MEG; on, THE WIFE REFORM'D. I A TALE. ==== Keen the frosty
winds were blawin, Deep the snaw had wreath'd the plows, . Watty, wearied a'
day sawin, Dander'd down to Mungo Blue's. Dyester Jock eves sitting cracky Wi' ...
Here when I arise in the morning, wi' my mind just Arranged touching what's to be
done in puir EfHe's misfortune, and hae gotten the haill statute at my finger-ends,
the mob maun get up and string Jock Porteous to a dyester's beam, and ding ...
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The cabinet of the Scottish muses, selected from the works ...
WATTY. AND. MEG. ;. OR THE WIFE REFORM'D. A TALE. Keen the frosty winds
ware blawin, Deep the sna had wreath'd the plows, Watty, wearied a' day saw in,
Dander'd down to Mungo Glue's. Dyester Jock was sitting cracky Wi' Pate ...