[L.] The common people; the ordinary ruck.
a. 1687. Petty, Pol. Arith., Pref. (1690), a b. The Fire at London, and Disaster at Chatham, have begotten Opinions in the Vulgus of the World to our Prejudice.
a. 1734. North, Examen, II. v. § 128 (1740), 394. As for the Vulgus of the Faction, we know very well what their Employ was.
