10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STAYMAKER»
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staymaker in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
staymaker and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Gender, Work and Wages in Industrial Revolution Britain
Trade Men Women Unknown Percent women Sheffield, 1774 Breeches maker 2
0 0 0.0 Milliner 1 2 0 66.7 Staymaker 3 0 0 0.0 Tailor 5 0 0 0.0 Manchester,
Breeches maker 6 0 0 0.0 1788 Horse milliner 3 1 0 25.0 Mantua-maker 0 10 2
100.0 ...
asked the staymaker with much seeming surprise. “ At Madame Bichonnet's of
course,” said the young man. Mademoiselle Ursule seemed to endeavor to
recollect who the Bichonncts were; then, as though suddenly remembering, she
loftily ...
Staymaker, beat Mr. Ellis's f. b. Bonnet-blue Mr. Smith's r. d. Japhet, beat Mr.
Barnett'a bk. b. Be-true Sir J. Boswell's r. d. Puzzle-'em, beat Mr. N. Slater's be.
w. d. Saxon Mr. W. Wilson's f. d. Jamie Forest, beat Mr. Cook's f. w. b. Cerito Mr.
Scott's ...
4
The Sporting magazine; or Monthly calendar of the ...
Staymaker, beat Mr. Ellis's f. b. Bonnet-blue Mr. Smith's r. d. Jsphet, beat Mr.
Baruett's bk. b. Be-true Sir J. BoaweU's r. d. Puzzle-'em, beat Mr. N. Slater's be.
w. d. Saxon Mr. W. Wilson's f. d. Jamie Forest, beat Mr. Cook's f. w. b. Cento Mr.
Scott's ...
5
The Sporting review, ed. by 'Craven'.
Staymaker, beat Mr. Ellis's f. b. Bonnet-blue Mr. Smith's r. d. Japhet, beat Mr.
Barnett's bk. b. Be-true Sir J. Koswell'a r. d. Puiile-'em, beat Mr. N. Slater's be.
w. d. Saxon Mr. W. Wilson's f. d. Jamie Forest, beat Mr. Cook's f. w. b. Cerito Mr.
Scott's ...
6
A Copy of the Poll for a Citizen for the City and Liberty of ...
i Miles Cook Feather i Court Staymaker> • Daniel White Drury Lane Carpenter
Thomas Lewis New Inn Paffage Milkman George Hawl Catbarine-ftrcet
Staymaker John H<irri;on Wyeh-Street Stationer George Lloyd ditto Houfekeeper
John ...
Westminster (London, England),
1749
The young man bowed, and very politely led the way to a little back parlour,
where the staymaker took a seat, and in a very slow and stately manner gave him
numberless recommendations concerning the size, colour, and shape of her ...
William Chambers, Robert Chambers,
1847
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Chambers's Edinburgh Journal
The young man bowed, and very politely led the way to a little back parlour,
where the staymaker took a seat, and in a very slow and stately manner gave him
numberless recommendations concerning the size, colour, and shape of her ...
William Chambers, Robert Chambers,
1847
9
Liberty and Property Preserved Against Republicans and ...
A Collection of Tracts. Number VI. Containing The Farmer's Address - Strap
Bodkin, Staymaker - French Kindness - French Humanity Association for
Preserving Liberty and Property against Republicans and Levellers (London,
England).
Association for Preserving Liberty and Property against Republicans and Levellers (London, England),
1793
particular. Rosine gently endeavoured to say a few words for the culprit, but she
was immediately silenced by the indignant staymaker. Several days elapsed, and
notwithstanding her anxiety on this subject, Mademoiselle Ursnle could not ...
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STAYMAKER»
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staymaker is used in the context of the following news items.
Collecting Crime (Fiction) - A Very Shocking Shocker
... children of Thomas Golsworthy, a hosier (later a shirt-maker) originally from Holcombe in Devon, and his wife Elizabeth Storer Steel, herself a staymaker (and ... «ILAB, Jul 15»
The nation's queen of baking discovers her Norfolk roots
She went on to have four children and become a staymaker for corsets in the early 1850s. Her youngest son, Edward, became a printer, and he was at his ... «Norfolk Eastern Daily Press, Aug 14»
Leathern Bottle auction
The particulars identified these men as Robert Hitchcox (staymaker), William Ruddock (tailor), William Slatter (joiner), and Joseph Enoch (gardener). «Banbury Guardian, May 14»
Tracing my roots: Debtors, 'lunatics' and sailors – meet my family
... ancestor Louis, an umbrella maker from Lisbon, who in 1851 was living with his wife, a London-born staymaker, in a sidestreet behind the Guildhall in London. «The Independent, Oct 12»
United States: The Fourth of July -- theirs and ours
Paine's father Joseph was a staymaker (corset maker), and at age 13 Paine apprenticed to his father in that craft. Young Paine worked for several years as a ... «Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal, Jul 12»
Thomas Paine lived and wrote the Rights of Man at 148 New …
He first came to London as a journeyman staymaker in 1756, then on behalf of the Excise Officers in the few months before he left for America in 1774. When he ... «Fitzrovia News, Nov 10»
At the Globe Theatre in London
Leaving school at the age of 12 he was apprenticed as a staymaker and later became an excise man in Lewes, Sussex. By the time he sailed for America he ... «World Socialist Web Site, Sep 09»