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Survey of London
… eight hosiers or glovers, five linen shops, four shoemakers, three hairdressers, three jewellers or …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… carpenters, thatchers, wheelwrights, harnessmakers, shoemakers, and tailors, typical of a large village, the … ornamental ironwork. 26 Also c. 1930 there were still 2-3 shoemakers, a wheelwright, a saddler, later a cycle shop, and …
Old and New London
… It is the favourite resort of navvies and quarrelsome shoemakers, and took its name, not from any inclination to …
A History of the County of Somerset
… a Bridgwater boy, and many boys were apprenticed to shoemakers. 68 The capital was invested in the Bridgwater …
Old and New London
… name of the lane, and of the thread used by cordwainers or shoemakers. In the pediment are their arms. In the hall are … Cobblers," the latter term signifying dealers in shoes and shoemakers. In the reign of Richard II., "every cordwainer …