10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FATHER OF THE CHAPEL»
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1
A Dictionary
of Printers and Printing: With
the Progress
of ...
When his wife comes to the Chapel, she pays six-pence, and then all the
jourueymen join their two- ence a-piece to welcome her. I a joumeyman have a
son born, he pays one shilling: if a daughter, six- ence. The father of the Chapel ...
Charles Henry Timperley, 1839
2
Report
of an Inquiry as to Works Committees Made by British ...
The compositors' chapel, as is usual, appoints also a clerk of the chapel. The
father of the chapel among the women employees is, appropriately, known as the
mother of the chapel. some time ago he gave facilities to the men to 104.
Great Britain. Ministry of Labour, 1919
3
The Dictionary
of Printer and Printing, with
the Progress
of ...
When his wife comes to the Chapel, she pays six-pence, and then all the
journeymen join their two-pence a-piece to welcome her. If a journeyman have a
son born, he pays one shilling: if a daughter, six-pence. The father of the Chapel
drinks ...
Charles Henry Timperley, 1839
4
Work and Politics:
The Division
of Labor in Industry
The rule is that no member discusses these matters with his superior except in
the presence of the "father" of the chapel, its chief executive and senior judge.
Conversely - and this underscores the connection between the craftsmen's
solidarity ...
5
A Dictionary
of Printers and Printing
When his wife comes to the Chapel, she pays six-pence, and then all the
journeymen join their two-pence a-piece to welcome her. If a journeyman have a
son born, he pays one shilling : if a daughter, six-pence. The father of the Chapel
drinks ...
Charles Henry Timperley, 1839
6
The Work(s)
of Samuel Richardson
The Chapellonians walk three Times round the Room, their right Arms being put
through the Lappets of their Coats; the Boy who is to be made a Cut, carrying a
wooden sword before Them. Then the Boy kneels, and the Father of the Chapel,
...
7
Typographia, an historical sketch
of the origin and progress ...
Every printing-house is by the custom of time out of mind, called a Chapel, and all
the workmen that belong to it are members of the Chapel ; and the oldest
freeman is father of the Chapel. I suppose the style was originally conferred upon
it by ...
Thomas Curson Hansard, 1825
8
Typographia: an Historical Sketch
of the Origin and Progress ...
Ancient Customs used in a Printing-house. " Every printing-house is by the
custom of time out of mind, called a Chapel, and all the workmen that belong to it
are members of the Chapel ; and the oldest freeman is father of the Chapel. I
suppose ...
9
A Collection
of Confusible Phrases
(also: quickie) a brief and brisk sex act: I'm not saying that an unexpected quick
one can't be fantastic. ...If you're working a lot or have kids you'll probably need to
schedule in time for sex. father of the chapel father-in-church father of the chapel
...
the "father" of the chapel. Like the earlier chapel chairman, his job is to adjudicate
differences between members, to see to it that all chapel members were treated
fairly, and to enforce the contract and working rules. Early printing guilds were ...
John M. Howells, Marion Dearman, 1996
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FATHER OF THE CHAPEL»
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father of the chapel is used in the context of the following news items.
Jade Wright: Why I back the striking train drivers all the way
My great grandfather was the father of the chapel in a printers' union, and in those days a strike would mean no news – if the presses ground to ... «Liverpool Echo, Jul 15»
A moment that changed me – joining the union and taking a stand
I told him I was going to consult my father of the chapel. I had joined the trade union soon after I started. I loved trade unions, thought there was ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Man of the people: Sunday World's Jim McDowell steps down
He became a strident member of the NUJ during his time in the News Letter, becoming Father of the Chapel (shop steward) and being involved ... «Belfast Telegraph, Jul 15»
Intimidation on an industrial scale
Phil Turner is the NUJ's long-standing Father of the Chapel at the Rotherham Advertiser. When the paper was taken over, the new owner wanted to make one ... «Morning Star Online, Jun 15»
Compositing a future
The term Father refers to what was known, in the printing and publishing trade, as the "Father of the Chapel." However, it had nothing to do with ... «Manawatu Standard, Jun 15»
The Printing Charity re-elects chairman and deputy
Steve Sibbald joined the printing industry in 1971 as an apprentice hot metal compositor, was appointed father of the chapel at 24 and became ... «printweek.com, Jun 15»
Newsquest journalists stop press with ten day walkout
Father of the Chapel (branch secretary) Andrew told Socialist Worker, "local management are people who you can do business with but the ... «Socialist Worker, Jun 15»
Cardiff Remembered: Paying tribute to the city's 'sporting greats'
... shop stewards ' course, or father of the chapel as they say in the newspaper trade, to Bristol more years ago now than I care to remember. «WalesOnline, May 15»
The battle for the Borders heats up ... but no one can be certain who …
Kenneth Douglas, a former trade union father of the chapel, said, "I could never subscribe to the SNPs views. I've always been pro Union. «Herald Scotland, Apr 15»
Guardian appoints Katharine Viner as editor-in-chief
Brian Williams, father of the chapel, said: “We have a unique process for the appointment of our editor-in-chief. The indicative ballot of editorial ... «The Guardian, Mar 15»
