linen draper造句

• In the following year the theatre was bought by Isaac Newton, a linen draper occupying adjoining premises in Leicester Square, who intended to use it as an annex to his shop.
• In Whitaker's will of 1610, and proved following his death in 1616, Whitaker noted that he owed " Christopher Levite, a linen draper of the city of York " just over ?.
• In 1763, Thomas Mortimer's " The Universal Director " recorded that there were twelve residents who included three artists, a baker, a surgeon, a linen draper, two stockbrokers, a mercer and three apothecaries.
• H . L . Griffin & Co had its beginnings early in the nineteenth century, when a William Griffin set up as a linen draper along with a business partner with the surname Barrell.
• Cruger was married three times, firstly in 1765 with a daughter of Samuel Peach of Tockington a wealthy linen draper and banker [ some sources name her as Cristina, some say Ellin, some say Hannah ].
• In 1897 the family firm became a public company, " Heelas Sons and Co . Ltd ", and in 1890 the House of Heelas was appointed Linen Drapers and House Furnishers to the then Prince of Wales.
• An upholsterer and cabinet maker with a sideline as an auctioneer, an engineer and a linen draper lived there in 1841 are followed in 1851 by a lathe and toolmaker, a barrister's clerk and a house servant.
• As a result of the deposed Emperor's escape from Elba, a young linen draper in London named James Poole joined a volunteer corps when England began to mobilize and, as was the custom, made his own uniforms.
• The copying of manuscripts continued unabated, and one such collection was in the possession of Amhlaoibh ?S鷌lleabh醝n, a teacher and linen draper of County Kilkenny who kept a unique diary in vernacular Irish from 1827 to 1835 covering local and international events, with a wealth of information about daily life.
• The Society has traditionally acknowledged the following to have been the founders : Samuel Rosborough ( linen draper ), Christopher Connolly ( grocer ), Patrick Magin ( grocer ), Philip Shea ( carpenter ), Michael Stedman ( stone-cutter ), Peter Fleming ( fruitman ), Timothy Knowlan ( pawnbroker ), Thomas Wilmot, William Blacker, Laurence Toole ( schoolmaster ) and James Reilly.