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Coshery. World English Historical Dictionary Dictionary Biographies Literary Criticism Welcome Terms of Service ⧏ Previous Next ⧐ Contents Slice Contents Key Bibliographic Record Murray’s New English Dictionary. 1893, rev. 2025. Coshery Ireland. Also 6 cosshirh, cossherie, cashery, 7 coshary. [f. Irish coisir feast, feasting.

1   The ending appears to be assimilated to Eng. sbs. in -ery; the direct repr. of the Irish word would be cosher: cf. Houlston Tracts, II. xxxviii. 10. A portion of the dough … is cleverly hid [by the servants], for what the Irish call a cosher, after the family are in bed.]

2   1.  gen. Feasting rare.

3 1583.  Stanyhurst, Æneis, I. (Arb.), 40. On palet of scarlet they were for cossherye setled.

4   2.  spec. Entertainment for themselves and their followers exacted by Irish chiefs from their dependants.

5 1586.  J. Hooker, Girald. Irel., in Holinshed, II. 23/2. No lords … shall extort or take anie coine and liverie, cosheries, nor cuddies, nor anie other like custome … in or upon anie of the church lands and territories.

6 1596.  Spenser, State Irel., Wks. (Globe), 623/2. But now by this Statute the sayd Irish Lord is wronged, for that he is cutt of from his customarye services,… as Cuddeehih, Cosshirh [v.r. Cossherie], Bonaught, Shragh, Sorehim, and such like.

7 1600.  Dymmok, Ireland (1843), 9. Cashery is certeine feastes which the lorde vseth to take of his tenants after Easter, Christmas, Whitsontyde, Michaelmas and all other tymes at his pleasure.

8 1610.  Holland, Camden’s Brit., II. 141. This chiefe Lord had his Cosharies upon his tenants, that is he & his would lie upon them untill they had eate up all their prouisions.

9 1827.  Hallam, Const. Hist. (1876), III. xviii. 348. Coshery … is somewhat analogous to the royal prerogative of purveyance.

10 1870.  Athenæum, 22 Oct., 523. Among these exactions ‘coshery’ figures as the most oppressive and most hateful.

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