ulster

Then began a mighty war between the men of Ulster and the men of Connaught.

A Gladstone bag and an ulster! Come in, or the fog will get into the house.

Like a man dazed he gathered up his ulster. He would tell them about the cablegram when they were all on board the train.

They gave my bobtail coat to somebody else, and sent me an ulster suitable for a giraffe.

Harold, with a stick; the Admiral, with his sword, his grey head and bare feet protruding from either end of a long brown ulster; finally, Doctor Walker, with a poker, all ran to the help of the Westmacotts.

I would have given a good deal for that ulster, but it was too late now to be fooling around.

But in an ulster he wants to get behind a lamp-post and call police.

One was a shaggy yellow ulster of "reach-me- down" cut, the other a very old and rusty cloak with a cape--something like what the French called a "Macfarlane." This garment, which appeared to be made for a person of prodigious size, had evidently seen long and hard wear, and its greenish-black folds gave out a moist sawdusty smell suggestive of prolonged sessions against bar-room walls.

When the commonplace breakfast was over Diana appeared, crossing the white log bridge in the hollow, a gay little figure in her crimson ulster. Anne flew down the slope to meet her.

The hosts had lock Marchois binned and Humphreys nudged Ulster ahead with a penalty, but the French upped the tempo and the Irish province did well to survive the temporary loss of Ward.

The last thirty years have seen a real renaissance in Ulster historiography.

Tenant Right & Agrarian Society in Ulster, 1600-1870.

The Catholics of Ulster A History Marianne Elliott Allen Lane 25 [pounds sterling] 642pp ISBN 0 713 99464 9