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The Chambers Dictionary
tally clerk a checker of ships' cargoes against a list; tallyman a person who keeps
a tallyshop; a salesman for a tallyshop; someone who keeps a tally; someone
who lives with a woman without marriage (old slang): — fern tall'ywoman; ...
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Concise English Dictionary
tally clerk a checker of ship's cargoes against a list: tallyman one who keeps a
tallyshop: a salesman for a tallyshop: one ... tallyshop shop where goods are sold
to be paid by instalments, the seller having one account- book which tallies with ...
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... int, gwaedd yr helydd i gyffroi ei helgwn i gychwyn ar ol llwynog Tallyman, tal'-li
-man, s. un yn cadw oyf- rif, yn rhoi i lawr, &c., coelroddwr, rhighrenwr Tallyshop,
tal'-li-shop, s. coelwerthfa, coelwerthdy, masnachfa goel Tallytrade, tal'-li-trëd, ...
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Essays in Political Economy Theoretical and Applied by J. E. ...
The practice, moreover, being to pay wages monthly, this supposes, on the part
of the workmen—unless so far as they may have recourse to the pernicious aid of
the tallyshop—an amount of saving sufficient, at least, to support them during ...
John Elliot Cairnes, 1873
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
The final y in levy, jury, puny is likewise due to theF.pp. suffix. Der. tally, verb;
tallyshop. Also tallage,a tribute;ME. taylage, Chaucer, The FormerAge, 54; OF.
taillage (Godefroy); fromF. tailler, to cut, 'also, to levy tributes on,' Cot. And see
entail ...
... books, ib. ; profits of the Rochdale Pioneers, 170; the author of “ Self-Help by
the People" on cooperative stores, ib. ; articles sold free from adulteration, ib.; the
tallyshop system, 171 -_ benefits of cooperative stores for investing money, ...
... of cloaks, “sylke stockens," cloth, or jewellery, all of which Henslowe was
accustomed to supply in the regular tallyshop fashion, taking instalments of a
shilling or sixpence a week, and doubtless stopping the salary if not duly paid.
Indeed ...
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z ...
v.t. toscorewithcorrespondingnotches:to make tofit.—v.i. to correspond: tosuit:—
pa.t.andpa.p.tall′ied.—ns.Tall′ier, one whokeeps a tally;Tall′yman, onewho
keepsa tallyshop: onewho liveswitha woman without marriage;Tall′yshop,
ashop ...
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The Foreign Quarterly Review
Territorial magnates had bound the whole of the workers of England down to a
sort of national “tallyshop ” system—and only the dearest markets were declared
open for the purchase of the necessities of life. No poll-tax, no hearth-tax was
ever ...
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Penny Dreadful Multipack Volume 1 (Fully illustrated and ...
Itappears tallyshop, andpaid eighteen shillings one shilling aweek towards put
away for the Well,thetallyman of Requests;the husband. Next week woman also
hides, hoping, totell her Rules this the wife receives it, five shillings.But thecaseof
...
George W. M. Reynolds, James Malcolm Rymer, 2014
