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Poulder

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Poul´der
n. & v.1.Powder.
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photo, reprint 1974) (1907) (requiring that everyone attend church on Sunday, further providing that "all suche as beare armes shall bring their pieces swordes, poulder and shotte" with them to church on penalty of a fine); RECORDS OF THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF THE MASSACHUSETFS BAY IN NEW ENGLAND 84 (Nathaniel B.
Would banning firearms reduce murder and suicide? A review of ... by Kates, Don B.; Mauser, Gary / Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
There has been an alternative to expensive land-fill carried out successfully in Holland, by what is known as the Poulder System, using the waste to be disposed of in constructed compounds along the coastline.
Use waste to reclaim land by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
The most frequent term, though, as late as 1938, when the "Last Surviving Widow of the War of 1812" (Carolyn Poulder King, aged 89) died, was the Second War with England.
War is hell, naming them ain't too easy either by Miller, Kathleen E. / Verbatim
 
 
 
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