Scoil: Berrings (Measctha) (uimhir rolla 4186)

Ar an leathanach seo

1. Buying and Selling (ar lean)

   

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   (ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)

   a sixpence is called a "tanner", a shilling is called a "bob", a penny is called a "Cop", a half-penny is called a "make", a pound note is called a "quid".

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2. (gan teideal)

   “Some years ago, the following coins were in use - the 10d piece, the 4d bit and the 4 shilling piece.”

   

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   Some years ago, the following coins were in use, the 10d piece, the 4d bit, and the 4 shilling piece.The crown or 5 shillings piece is still to be seen but is getting rare.
   At the present day "labourers" get [prequisites?] in lieu of work, such as a free house, free garden, ie potato garden, "firing", furze or coal, and the cleaning of sides of fences for litter with the use of a house for some days.
   Many years ago labouring men, ie farm labourers kept an account of the days they worked by placing or cutting a notch on a straight bit of stick for every day they worked. This stick was called "A Score Stick".
   Some years ago most married labouring men ie farm labourers always kept a few pigs to fatten, in order to have manure for the garden. It was usual to see the labourers wife pulling [ca???patián] which they fed to the pigs as well as meal and potatoes.

   

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