Loyalist

Industrial development tended to concentrate in Loyalist areas and members of the minority community are most often at the end of the queue when it comes to jobs or economic opportunities.

Ireland Today 1978

As late as October 1937 the New Statesman was treating us to tales of Fascist barricades made of the bodies of living children (a most unhandy thing to make barricades with), and Mr Arthur Bryant was declaring that ‘the sawing-off of a Conservative tradesman’s legs’ was ‘a commonplace’ in Loyalist Spain.

Homage to Catalonia 1938

County, best known as the Loyalist who was prosecuted by

Ninth Annual Report of the Archivist, Library of the University of Virginia, for the Year 1938-39 1939

Loyalist, that is, an American who sympathized with England -- there were many such in the British camp -- and Washington accepted him for the mission.

Stories of Later American History Wilbur Fisk Gordy 1891

When the movement collapsed in 1933, the Commander advertised that he had £960 worth of badges, sleeve-links, hat-clips and gramophone records, collectively described as Loyalist Emblems, to dispose of!

Wake Up From Your Slumber - The Truth Will Set You Free Fester 2010

Mike Allen, “House GOP Leaders Name Loyalist to Replace Ethics Chief,” Washington Post, February 3, 2005.

HAVE YOU SEEN MY COUNTRY LATELY? JERRY DOYLE 2010

However the "Loyalist" madmen are still out there.

A Big Welcome to David Trimble 2007

Just a side-note: Until I got to the last paragraph, being English, I assumed that 'Loyalist' meant Northern Irish Protestant.

HH Com 128 Miss Snark 2006

It is not necessary for me to remind this audience that in the last years of the eighteenth century those people whom we have honoured by the title "Loyalist" came from the United States to form one of the charter peoples who have moulded this new land.

Now is not Too Late 1978

The "Loyalist" is also in error as to Cleavland's regiment being the first that was charged.

The Winning of the West, Volume 2 From the Alleghanies to the Mississippi, 1777-1783 Theodore Roosevelt 1888