mailpilliont (mal pily on)

stuffed lea thern cushion behind a servant who attended his master in a journey, to carry luggage upon; also, a mail-saddle, or saddle for carrying lug- gage upon. Hall i well . mail-pouch (mal'pouch), n. See mail - bag . mail-quilt (mal'kwilt), n. A garment of fence made of textile material, stuffed and quilted. Compare gambeson and coat - of - fence . Here clasping greaves, and plated mail - quilts strong, The long-bows here, and rattling quivers hung. Mickle, tr. of Camoëns's Lusiad, i. mail-carrier (mal'kari-er), n. A person em- ployed in carrying the mail between post-of mails are regularly conveyed.