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... chemiCai warfare were exploded by Or. F A. Freeth in an address at tbe City of London branch of the League Nations Union at Cordwainers Hall, Ca mon-street, last night. Speaking his private, capacity as one of Britain’s leading scientists, and not as Chief ...
... with the number of apprentices indentured to each: Baker, 4; blacksmith, 5; barber, 3; butcher, 4; cutler, 2; cooper, 2; cordwainer, 22; chandler, 5; fishmonger, 2: glover, 7; ironmonger, 4; jerkmaker (a species of jacket), 1; joiner, 2; locksmith, 3; ...
... Eustace, who eleven years old, hated the mystery of tanning, and did not fancy seven years apprenticeship to a master cordwainer. either, But when he beheld the exquisite armour and weapons made by the men of tho mystery of armourers, his heart ached ...
... was a member of the Nottingham Mechanics Institution for many years. A native of Glasgow, the son of Benjamin 'Jordan, a cordwainer, Mr. Jordan spent two years Queen’s scholar in Culham College, Oxford. He was appointed headmaster of Wollaton -C. of E ...
... and a silver salver from the Cordwainers' Companv. The salver bears inscription recording the good wishes and high esteem for Mr. Ansten Chamberlain, and bears the coat of arms of the Worshipful Company cf Cordwainers. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain presented ...
... OF £5O. At the Coalville Police-court yesterday, before Major Hatchett (in the chair) and other justices, Arthur Beasley, cordwainer, Coalville, was summoned for betting in the public street at Coalville on November 7th; also, for using his house for betting ...
... in his' presidential address at the annual conference of the National Federation Boot Trades Associations held at the Cordwainers* Hall, Cannon, street, London, yesterday. lew days ago •stunt’ shop proprietor told me that some men could put up six'pairs ...
... cobbler but a cordwainer. A cobbler is only mender of boots and shoes. You will find this meaning in a dictionary. My grandfather was a bootmaker, and was apprenticed to the trade for seven years. On his indenture he was called a cordwainer, one hundred ...
... I am proud to be one the Englishman. Earl Baldwin was presenting Mr. Neville Chamberlain to the Worshipful Company :>f Cordwainers so that he might receive its honorary freedom and livery. NO CHANGE. Lord Baldwin mentioned that to-day there were industrial ...
... not a word of truth in it,” it is stated. This was beckoning sign to thirsty shoemakers and builders.” The arms of the cordwainers (shoemakers) were three goats’ heads, and those of the carpenters contained three compasses. The ‘‘ Pie (or magpie) may ...
... craftsmanship from the town. It still continues among the silversmiths, the glassblowers, the organ-builders, the weavers, cordwainers and hatters, the makers of scientiflc instruments and sporting gear. These are among the men in whose vocabulary the word ...
... was Ire monger West; Emberton, Tooue, Craythorne; Bassett, Flint,Jennings, Bird, and WateralL originally meant a worker in cordwain, Cordovan leather, which was prejwired Cordova in Spain. Thence it came to mean m shoemaker. — ...