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Definition of reland
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Reland
(v. t.) To land
again;
to put on land, as that which had been
shipped
or
embarked..
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Rosary
::
Rosary
(n.) A coin
bearing
the
figure
of a rose,
fraudulently
circulated
in
Ireland
in the 13th
century
for a
penny..
Tanist
::
Tanist
(n.) In
Ireland,
a lord or
proprietor
of a tract of land or of a
castle,
elected
by a
family,
under the
system
of
tanistry..
Foreland
::
Foreland
(n.) A piece of
ground
between
the wall of a place and the moat.
Cob
::
Cob (n.) A
Spanish
coin
formerly
current
in
Ireland,
worth abiut 4s. 6d..
Repealer
::
Repealer
(n.) One who
repeals;
one who seeks a
repeal;
specifically,
an
advocate
for the
repeal
of the
Articles
of Union
between
Great
Britain
and
Ireland..
Kendal
::
Kendal
() A cloth
colored
green by dye
obtained
from the
woad-waxen,
formerly
used by
Flemish
weavers
at
Kendal,
in
Westmoreland,
England..
Orangeman
::
Orangeman
(n.) One of a
secret
society,
organized
in the north of
Ireland
in 1795, the
professed
objects
of which are the
defense
of the
regning
sovereign
of Great
Britain,
the
support
of the
Protestant
religion,
the
maintenance
of the laws of the
kingdom,
etc.; -- so
called
in honor of
William,
Prince
of
Orange,
who
became
William
III. of
England..
Rath
::
Rath (n.) A kind of
ancient
fortification
found in
Ireland.
Os
::
Os (n.) One of the
ridges
of sand or
gravel
found in
Sweden,
etc.,
supposed
by some to be of
marine
origin,
but
probably
formed
by
subglacial
waters.
The osar are
similar
to the kames of
Scotland
and the
eschars
of
Ireland.
See
Eschar..
Tanistry
::
Tanistry
(n.) In
Ireland,
a
tenure
of
family
lands by which the
proprietor
had only a life
estate,
to which he was
admitted
by
election..
Irish
::
Irish (a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Ireland
or to its
inhabitants;
produced
in
Ireland.
Glynne
::
Glynne
(n.) A glen. See Glen. [Obs.
singly,
but
occurring
often in
locative
names in
Ireland,
as Glen does in
Scotland.].
Pollan
::
Pollan
(n.) A lake
whitefish
(Coregonus
pollan),
native
of
Ireland.
In
appearance
it
resembles
a
herring..
Foreland
::
Foreland
(n.) A
promontory
or cape; a
headland;
as, the North and South
Foreland
in Kent,
England..
Middleman
::
Middleman
(n.) An agent
between
two
parties;
a
broker;
a
go-between;
any
dealer
between
the
producer
and the
consumer;
in
Ireland,
one who takes land of the
proprietors
in large
tracts,
and then rents it out in small
portions
to the
peasantry..
Lough
::
Lough (n.) A loch or lake; -- so spelt in
Ireland.
Sorehon
::
Sorehon
(n.)
Formerly,
in
Ireland,
a kind of
servile
tenure
which
subjected
the
tenant
to
maintain
his
chieftain
gratuitously
whenever
he
wished
to
indulge
in a
revel..
Barony
::
Barony
(n.) In
Ireland,
a
territorial
division,
corresponding
nearly
to the
English
hundred,
and
supposed
to have been
originally
the
district
of a
native
chief.
There are 252 of these
baronies.
In
Scotland,
an
extensive
freehold.
It may be held by a
commoner..
Fenian
::
Fenian
(n.) A
member
of a
secret
organization,
consisting
mainly
of
Irishment,
having
for its aim the
overthrow
of
English
rule in
ireland..
Milesian
::
Milesian
(n.) A
native
or
inhabitant
of
Ireland.
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