Maryborough

[ mair-ee-bur-oh, -buhr-oh, -ber-e, -bruh ]

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noun

His trial came on at Maryborough, August the 16th 1816, when he was found guilty of the burglary in Mr. Cambies house.

Trials at Maryborough, consequent on the lamentable Gweedore evictions, and yet more lamentable crime attending them.

William of Orange frequently sailed hence, and Maryborough used it for almost all his expeditions.

At Maryborough a jury was found to condemn a malefactor, who was executed.

From Maryborough to the Tweed, maize takes precedence of sugar.

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