Add to ORKGoutport nThere was a time when the "outport mer- chants" did not exist. The great English merchantile firms of St. John's had outport branches.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.StoryMay 1960Used I and SupNot usedNot use
outport nThe population, which is chiefly engaged in the fisheries, is largely scattered around t...
outport nA great, tow-headed, tough-hearted youngster o' the outports, no doubt! . . .PRINTED ITEMG...
out-harbour n( In St. John's, this term is applied derisively to a person from another coastal set...
outport n...such close-mouthed dis cretion as the outport merchant did the accounts of the men who...
out-harbourNot living in St.John's. Also _out-port_.Not living in St.John's. Also out-port.PRINTED ...
outport n...outport man was considered merely a stand- ard descriptive phrase whereas outharbour ma...
outport nIt was a favourite hotel for outport men and women; many of whom boarded there when they ...
outport n(In St. John's, this term is applied derisively to a person from another coastal settlemen...
out-harbourSome masters of fishing or coasting vessels in the out harbours, sometimes get their nam...
outport nPRINTED ITEMG. M. Story MAY 1970JH MAY 1970Used I and SupNot usedNot use
outport nThe outports of Newfoundland cling to the broken coasts of that rock island in much the sa...
outport nThe author is under obligation to the folk of the xxx Newfoundland outports, who sheltere...
merchant..._merchants_ ... who, originally carrying on the fishery from [Britain], and visiting that...
outport n'Maybe some of our outport listeners who are interested in following the _Irene B_. on he...
out-harbour n...those merchants, who reside constantly at _St. John's_, receive a double profit: t...
outport nThe population, which is chiefly engaged in the fisheries, is largely scattered around t...
outport nA great, tow-headed, tough-hearted youngster o' the outports, no doubt! . . .PRINTED ITEMG...
out-harbour n( In St. John's, this term is applied derisively to a person from another coastal set...
outport n...such close-mouthed dis cretion as the outport merchant did the accounts of the men who...
out-harbourNot living in St.John's. Also _out-port_.Not living in St.John's. Also out-port.PRINTED ...
outport n...outport man was considered merely a stand- ard descriptive phrase whereas outharbour ma...
outport nIt was a favourite hotel for outport men and women; many of whom boarded there when they ...
outport n(In St. John's, this term is applied derisively to a person from another coastal settlemen...
out-harbourSome masters of fishing or coasting vessels in the out harbours, sometimes get their nam...
outport nPRINTED ITEMG. M. Story MAY 1970JH MAY 1970Used I and SupNot usedNot use
outport nThe outports of Newfoundland cling to the broken coasts of that rock island in much the sa...
outport nThe author is under obligation to the folk of the xxx Newfoundland outports, who sheltere...
merchant..._merchants_ ... who, originally carrying on the fishery from [Britain], and visiting that...
outport n'Maybe some of our outport listeners who are interested in following the _Irene B_. on he...
out-harbour n...those merchants, who reside constantly at _St. John's_, receive a double profit: t...
outport nThe population, which is chiefly engaged in the fisheries, is largely scattered around t...
outport nA great, tow-headed, tough-hearted youngster o' the outports, no doubt! . . .PRINTED ITEMG...
out-harbour n( In St. John's, this term is applied derisively to a person from another coastal set...