Croppy

"Croppy," by which, during the remainder of the insurrection, it was customary to designate all who were suspected or proved to be hostile to, the government.

A Popular History of Ireland : from the Earliest Period to the Emancipation of the Catholics — Complete Thomas D'Arcy McGee 1846

"Croppy," by which, during the remainder of the insurrection, it was customary to designate all who were suspected or proved to be hostile to, the government.

A Popular History of Ireland : from the Earliest Period to the Emancipation of the Catholics - Volume 2 Thomas D'Arcy McGee 1846

'As far as I am personally concerned,' he added, 'I could submit to anything short of having my ears cut off and appearing as a "Croppy," to be free again.

Lord George Bentinck A Political Biography Benjamin Disraeli 1842

"Croppy," I said in consternation, "how did you get it?

All on the Irish Shore Irish Sketches Martin Ross 1903

Moreover, Stubbs had many substantial supports at his back; the relationship of the Marchesa, the friendship of Lady Albury, the comforts of Stalham — and not least, if last, the capabilities and prowess of Croppy.

Ayala's Angel 2004

Croppy would have leisure and rest enough afterwards.

Ayala's Angel 2004

“After that Croppy will be quite fit to come again on Wednesday,” suggested the Colonel on their way home.

Ayala's Angel 2004

How could she ride Croppy for the rest of the hunting when she would be at Kingsbury Crescent?

Ayala's Angel 2004

He thought that Croppy might manage three days as there was to be but one week.

Ayala's Angel 2004

This tune is a variant of the Irish song from 1788 rebellion, 'The Croppy

Convict Maid 1997