clothworker造句

• In the later Elizabethan and early Clothworker's company.
• He was born in 1924 and educated at Peel Clothworker's School.
• The edition has been recorded as costing sixteen shillings, roughly equivalent to two months'wages for a skilled London clothworker at the time.
• The son of clothworker Thomas Hewett, he was born in King Charles II ), and was involved in the secret preparations for his return.
• Just a few month before Jones's death, he describes himself as " Clothworker of the parish of St . Bennet, Paul's Wharf ".
• The son of a Leominster clothworker, he was apprenticed to Thomas Clarke, citizen and fishmonger 6 April 1732 and made free of the City of London in 1743.
• Perkin was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in June 1903 His candidacy citation for the Royal Society read " " Research Chemist in the Clothworker's Dyeing School, Yorkshire College, Leeds.
• As a leading member of the Clothworker's Company, Osborne was frequently appointed by the crown, alone or with others, to adjudicate in commercial disputes, especially those relating to the cloth trade.
• Jay also built commercial premises ( such as the first Billingsgate Market, and the rebuilding of the Clothworker's Hall in the City of London-both during the 1850s ); and estates of domestic houses-for example, three hundred houses at the Packington Estate just north of the City of London were built by John Jay.
• In July 1579, Mell was reported to have been dismissed, due to his abuse towards the surveyors and by committing " other disorders jointly with his wife . " Defiant at the dismissal, Mell resisted until his death in December of that same year, at which point the post was freed and given to Roland Slethord ( a clothworker ).