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... CHANDLER, Zia AND I'UNIRAL TIJANDINEE. LIMB TILDE 111 TE IVY D NTIS?IT. ...
... CHANDLER'S srrßsar BRIMS MAWS d Ais OR Marl rim i a 10 ...
... TO CHANDLERS. ANTED, in a Market Town, about thirtv milesfrom Bristol, steady YOUNG MAN, thoroughly acquainted with the Chandlery Business; reference to ability and character ill be required. Apply T. and W. Willsbjre, Thoniasstrect, Bristol. Sept. l ...
... CHANDLER'S TABU 1111, ■, STILE, *Drug Oro • Pas of Hams to each . good Cale, comet Block Cloth or Prof gabbed Mood Hleo•d, low Booms, Poll, •ed •iMod•ese, From Ail 0 O. TO ANT IXTZNT. ...
... Chandler ORIGINS rpHE meaning oi this word has undergone change the course of the years. It was at one time applied to one who made or so 1 d candles, but now means almost any general dealer. -Monger i word derived from the Anglo-Saxon meaning mixture ...
... Chandler ORIGINS THE meaning of this word has undergone change. It was at one time applied to one who makes or sells candles, but now means any j general dealer. Monger is word derived from the Anglo-Saxon mang meaning a mixture, and was formerly applied ...
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... TALLOW CHANDLERS. TO RE LET, u-ith immediate P-wtsim, Wry rotnforlaMr and commodious COTTAGE, with new buiit Workshop, Cart-house, and .Stable, and Orchard and large Gar leu. situate near the Churchill Hotrl. and adjoining the Turnpike Rond between Langford ...
... CHANDLER, AND 7TTNIRAL ...
... CHANDLER, AND TURNISHKR, ...