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... equivalent to conferring upon him the freedom of the city which posseeses patrimony, being a member the Worshipful Company of Cordwainers. Mr. Gladstone received an address in 1881, and the Ivt statesman to receive the freedom the city was the Marquis of Hartington ...
... home—to help carry the baggage of - deecendants, who are going to see , . worked until he was ninety, and claims ' .as: the cordwainers, or workers in • p ather. • other new attractions in 'r.ev are pavilion and bandstand in .„ ' Recreation Ground, tirst-class ...
... champions were Mr. Michael Mr. Do vat Dickson. Back to Gladstone Introduced by the Worih.pt-. C pany of Cumers and welcorr.cc Cordwainers* Hall, the gladi::; will make an official return in the City next month. T!'.:; able type baggage has rcv:veti as most suitable ...
... rough workmen in our trade, but even those might be classed boot and shoe repairers. The better craftsman in the trade is a cordwainer, which shows that he is wainer of cords. HAND SEWN. Secondary Education Your correspondent Another Parent apparently cannot ...
... mcnt. Parliament voted money for lof poor towns, which even included the London, the total to divide among wards 15s. 6Jd. Cordwainer Ward biggest sum, £20, and all that Lime-street received was the odd farthing. Famous War Song. M. Camil Robert, who is ...
... preceptor must ever render Prince George of Cambridge a favourite with the people of England.— (January 13,1831.) VICTORIA. The cordwainers (vulgo shoemakers! of Bristol lately received the Royal command for a pair of dress slippers, and great was the commotion ...
... school of boot and shoe manufacturer was opener at Wellingborough was said that 700 maimed soldiers had passed through the Cordwainers' Schools, and were now earning a satisfactory livelihood. ...
... bequeathed to the a haupier time and divided COMBATING COMPETITORS GUILD FUNDS TO ASSIST STUDENTS The tho Worshipful Company Cord-wainers (Mr Cloxv) a luncheon which folloxvod tho convention Holborn Restaurant by the gathering included several City companies ...
... advice, lay or ctencaJ, or hundredweights even good example. A milliner meant originally one from Milan—a Milaner; just a cordwainer, or shoemaker, was worker of leather from Cordova. ...
... Ixxoester, ye«terday, the 12. Ho eon William Giles, postilion, Stafford, was bom in 1835 in SC. Mary's Parish. Start* life ar cordwainer, at the age nineteen bo enlisted in the Siafforckhire Militia, and weess’ training was drafted into the Regulars, joining ...
... magistri but if Mr Harry of House all Harcourts Chamberlains people r Chamberlain's father a in London and fainily with the Cordwainers four generations Mr descended Biel Chamberlain Wiltshire he in 1760” town also l&lbot inventor 'k -1 f lie r don : Co) 16 ...
... different parts of the country to meet the Right Hon. W. L. Jackson, M.P., and the Masters of the Leather Sellers' and Cordwainers' Companies. His Worship's object waa to bring together the leading men connected with tbe allied industries, with a view ...