The Winterthur Library

 The Joseph Downs Collection of Manuscripts and Printed Ephemera

 

 

OVERVIEW OF THE COLLECTION

 

Creator:          Skene family                                        

Title:               Bills

Dates:             1782-1833

Call No.:         Col. 91

Acc. No.:         79x277 (Trex 8196), 79x278 (Trex 8197, 8198)

Quantity:        1 box, (275 items)

Location:        17 A 3

 

 

 

BIOGRAPHICAL STATEMENT

 

James Skene (1775-1864) and his wife Jane Forbes Skene (1787-1862) resided near Aberdeen, Scotland, on an estate called Rubislaw. Skene inherited the estate from his elder brother but only spent part of his time there since he traveled extensively and also lived on the European continent. From 1797 Skene was a lawyer.  He was also active in literary and scientific societies and was a watercolorist.  Skene and his wife befriended Sir Walter Scott and remained in close contact with him for many years.

 

 

SCOPE AND CONTENT

 

This collection consists solely of bills, most of which were from firms located in Paris and Versailles, France, and Edinburgh, Scotland. Directed to both Mr. & Mrs. Skene, they offer a fine representation of goods bought by a wealthy family during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Such items as food, clothing, fabric, furniture, house furnishings, and products for the maintenance of a house are recorded . Bills for music, musical instruments, books, drawing materials, swords, jewelry, ceramics and pew rents are also included.  Most of these bills are printed.

           

 

ORGANIZATION

           

The bills are arranged chronologically.

 

 

PROVENANCE

           

Purchased from Avis and Rockwell Gardiner.

 

 

ACCESS POINTS

 

            People:

                        Skene, James, 1775-1864.

                        Skene, Jane Forbes, 1787-1862.

                        Scott, Walter, Sir, 1771-1832.

 

Topics:

            Invoices - Scotland - Edinburgh.

            Invoices - France - Paris.

            Invoices - France - Versailles.

            Finance, Personal.

            Food prices.

            Dwellings - Maintenance and repair.

            Upper class - Social life and customs.

            House furnishings - Scotland - Edinburgh.

            House furnishings - France.

            Pottery - Scotland - Edinburgh.

            Textile fabrics - Scotland - Edinburgh.

            Textile fabrics - France.

            Clothing and dress.

            Jewelry - Scotland - Edinburgh.

            Furniture - Scotland - Edinburgh.

            Furniture - France.

            Musical instruments - Scotland - Edinburgh.

            Musical instruments - France.

            Rubislaw (Scotland) - Social life and customs.

            Bills (financial).

            Receipts.

 

 

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE COLLECTION

 

Location: 17 A 3

 

Folder 1:          miscellaneous bills, 1782-1822, not addressed to Skenes.

These bills are addressed to Miss Moir of Stonywood, James Thomson, and Capt. Ramsay.  Some are from firms in Aberdeen.

 

Folder 2:          bills to the Skenes, 1794-1833 (index to bills appended to finding aid)

 

Folder 3:          bills to the Skenes, 1823-1833 (index to bills appended to finding aid)

 

Folder 4:          French Bills to the Skenes, 1821-1828 (acc. 79x278.154-.235) (index to bills appended to finding aid)

                        Note: original bills are in French, translations are provided below.

 

.154     Billhead - Louis Lagarde et Cie (Fabric merchant and draper, wholesale and retail), Marseille, France. Cotton, silk and linen (Levantine, toile).

 

.155     Billhead - Dainval et Compie., Fabrique de Lyon, Lyon, France. (Merchant of fabrics, shawls, embroideries and accessories.)  Shawls, cravettes of silk, figured satin, fichu of lace, cotton fabric (Brillante).

 

.156     Receipt - exchange of money, Geneva, Switzerland

 

.157     Billhead - Grande Hotel D'Espagne, Paris, France. Bottles of wine.

 

.158     Billhead - Oudot, Linger Du Roi, Paris, France (Merchant of linens, lingerie, fine fabrics - batiste, mousseline, lace and embroideries). Bonnet, turban and fabric to be made into robes dresses).

 

.159     Billhead - Melnotte (Shoemaker for ladies), Paris, France. Several pairs of shoes

 

.160     Billhead - Au Coq Honore, chez Alph. Giroux (Supplier of materials for all types of artists, paints, oils, pigments, watercolors, pastels; for engravers, designers, illustrators; brushes, easels; paper for artists, writers, music composers, for drafting, tracing, sketching: also desks, plaques, almanacs, visiting cards, playing cards, picture frames, Moroccan leathers and portfolios), Paris, France. One album in red Moroccan leather.

 

.161     Billhead - Mlles. Racquet (Lingerie merchant selling toiles, mousselines laces., etc.), Paris, France. Lingerie and accessories.

 

.162     Billhead - Royer, Au Croissant (Bootmaker), Paris, France. Three pairs of boots.

 

.163     Billhead - Scribe Bremard & Cie (Merchant of silk fabric, embroideries, ribbons, artificial flowers and fancy articles), Paris, France. Ties, etc.

 

.164     Billhead - Biscop (Merchant dealing in horses and carriage rentals, Paris, France). Rental of a carriage.

 

.165     Billhead – [André] Denevers (Merchant of feathers and artificial flowers), Rue Saint Denis, Paris. Artificial flower petals (roses, geranium).

 

.166     Billhead - A la Mere de Famille - De Bierne (Merchant of perfume, gloves, ribbons, thread and accessories of all kinds for the ladies toilette), Paris. Thread, ribbons, bag of mother-of-pearl and designs.

 

.167     Billhead - Felix, Hinoult (Tailor [at the Court of Saxe Cobourg], Rue de Richeliue, Paris. Two waistcoats, one piqué, one velour.

 

.168     Billhead - Pacini (Merchant and publisher of music; musical instruments sold and rented [harps, guitars, pianos], paper [ordinary and vellum], engraving and printing for composers, vocal and instrumental music, Works by Beethoven, Mozart, Rossini, list of operas available), Paris.  Several pieces of music.

 

.169     Billhead - Hotel des Bains, Rue de I'Ecu, Boulogne-Sur-Mer, France. Meals and wine.

 

.170     Billhead - Au Coq Honore chez Alph. Giroux et Cie (Paper merchant and seller of materials for painting, designing and framing. Gallery of objets d’art, paintings, miniatures, watercolors and engravings),, Paris. Writing paper, visiting cards, sealing wax.

 

.171     Billhead - Mme. Marechal-Candas (Ladies' hat designer), Paris. Hats of crepe, cloth of gold and cloth of silver, decorated with aigiettes, plumes; hoods of black velour; also includes 3 hats for children.

 

.172     Billhead - Alexis Beau et Cie [Au Pere de Famille] (Yarn-merchant for sewing, knitting, weaving, tatting, crotcheting, embroidering; cotton, silk, wool, angora, chenille, ribbons; special needles and pins for several uses; trimmings; material, handles and clasps for purses; linen and canvas for embroidering, etc.) Footstool designs, silk for embroidering and needles.

 

.173     Billhead - Melnotte (Shoemaker for ladies), Paris. Several pairs of shoes.

           

.174     Billhead - Mme. Irma (Corset seller), Paris. One large and three small corsets.

 

.175     Receipt - British Chapel, Versailles, France. Subscription for organ money. No date.

 

.176     Billhead - Mme. Marechal-Candas (Milliner), Paris. A hat made of Gros de Naples trimmed with pansies, a hat of white faille, 3 child's hats of ribbons.

 

.177     Billhead - Hotel des Iles Britanniques, Paris. Meals, wine, fruit, Citron (lemon water), maid service.

 

.178     Billhead - Oudot, Linger du Roi (Merchant of linens and lingerie and fine fabrics), Paris. Unbleached batiste and a robe.

 

.179     Receipt of bill for .178, no date

 

.180     Billhead - British Chapel, Versailles, France. Chapel rent.

 

.181     Billhead - Millescampe (Maison de Confiance), (Fabric merchant selling Rouenneris (coarse printed cotton), Toiles de Jouy, etc. percales, calicos, mousseline, laces, tulles, linens, organdy, cottons, Futaine (velveteen), molleton (melton), unbleached cotton, Percaline (cotton lining), Coutil (drill), canvas, table linens, knitted goods and silks). Flannel waistcoat, Lustrine, Gros de Naples, Barrege.

 

.182     Billhead - Oudot., Linger du Roi (Merchant of linens and lingerie), Paris. Cretonne and table linens.

 

.183     Billhead - Alexis Beau et Cie (Yarn merchant selling materials for sewing, knitting, weaving, crocheting, embroidering; cotton, wool, silk, angora, chenille; ribbons and special needles and pins and trimmings), Paris.  Chenille, gold braid and ribbon.

 

.184     Billhead - Gide (Goldsmith, silversmith, clock merchant, jeweler; dealing in gold, silver, plate and vermeil objects, jewels, clocks made to order, sold and repaired; also old gold and

silver bought, sold and redeemed from the pawn broker), Paris. Spoons, forks, knives and a carving set.

 

.185     Receipt - Galignani's Messenger (Daily English newspaper), Paris. Payment for subscription from September to October 1827.

 

.186     Billhead - T. Fischer (Tailor), Versailles, France. Clothing for Mr. Skene and his son; trousers of cashmere., Circassian, waistcoats of velvet and silk, relining and repairing frockcoats.

 

.187     Billhead - Rouly (Wine Merchant), Versailles, France. Wines and brandies.

 

.188     Receipt - Galignani's Messenger, Paris. Payment for subscription from October to November 1821.

 

.189     Billhead - Frisard (Restaurant), Versailles, France. Meals and supplements, October to November 1827.

 

.190     Billhead - Delort (Bootmaker), Paris. Shoes and ankle boots.

 

.191     Billhead - Frisard (Restaurant), Versailles, France. Meals and cakes.

 

.192     Billhead - Jouvel (Glove maker), Versailles, France. Several pairs of gloves, in kidskin, glace leather for ladies and men.

 

.193     Billhead - Mlle. le Roy (Dressmaker and milliner), Paris.  Letter soliciting business and bill for gowns-,and bonnets made, trimmed and delivered to Versailles.

 

.194     Billhead - Melnotte (Shoemaker for ladies), Paris. Ladies shoes

 

.195     Billhead - Frisard (Restaurant), Versailles, France, Meals from December 1827 to January 1828.

 

.196     Billhead - Cafe de la Maison Mre du Roi, De la Brousse., Chs (Caterer), Versailles, France. Two pails of ice.

 

.197     Billhead - Frisard (Restaurant) Versailles, France. Meals from January to February 1828, and for tea biscuits.

 

.198     Billhead - Frisard (Restaurant), Versailles. Meals from February to March 1828.

 

.199     Billhead    Delort (Bootmaker)- Paris. Boot trees.

 

.200     Receipt    Petites Affiches Anglaises [Supplement to the Messenger] (English language newspaper published in Paris and sent to other European countries. Last page of the newspaper to carry classified advertisements and notices.) Subscription from March to May 1828.

 

.201     Billhead - Letroteur-Favry (Lumber and charcoal merchants), Versailles. Firewood by the cord, the bundle and the load.

 

.202    Billhead - Frisard (Restaurant), Versailles. Meals and cakes from March to April 1828.

 

.203     Billhead - Duhamel (Grocer and confectioner), Versailles. Rum, Curacao., syrups, lemons, cinnamon, cloves.

 

.204     Billhead - Gand, Luthier (Maker and seller of musical instruments, especially strings), Versailles.  Rental of a guitar.

 

.205     Receipt - The London and Paris Observer (English Journal published every Sunday). Subscription to the Journal from May to August 1828.

 

.206     Receipt - Galignani's Messenger (Daily English newspaper), Paris. Subscription from February to April 1828.

 

.207     Billhead - Emile Pfeiffer (Publisher and seller of music and piano manufacturer.) Sheet music.

 

.208     Billhead - de P. Simon Fils (Manufacturer and seller of paper, paint, and flocked paper, also contractor for painters and decorators), Paris.  Several rolls of paper.

 

.209     Billhead - Parfait (Hairdresser), Versailles. Coiffures, different styles.

 

.210     Billhead - Jen. Lecocq Freres (Haberdasher), Versailles. Stockings and other articles.

 

.211     Billhead - Rouly (Wine merchant), Versailles.  Wines and Cognac purchased from January to May 1828.

 

.212     Billhead - Frisard (Restaurant), Versailles. [Skene spelled Sequine.]  Meals and cakes from April to May 1828.

 

.213     Billhead - Jouvel (Glove merchant), Versailles. Twelve pairs of glace kid gloves.

 

.214     Billhead - Mlle. Labbe (Merchants of hosiery and haberdashery), Versailles. Six pairs of white stockings and one pair of garters.

 

.215     Billhead - Jerome-Delahaye, et Cie. (Fabric merchant), Paris. Two footstools and fabric.

 

.216     Billhead - Chles Estienne-Destremat (Merchant of fabrics and trimmings, table linens, stocks and gloves), Versailles.  Dress fabrics: satin, crepe lisse (silk & Cotton), silk and cotton tulle, mousseline, blanchete (wool for nightclothes), percaline (cotton for lining), toile Bretagne (bleached linen), dauphine (duvetyne), gros de Naples, blonde and canetille (decorative trimmings, pipings, fringe, ribbons, thread, gloves and black silk stockings.

 

.217     Billhead - Chamard (Bootmaker for men and women), Versailles. One pair of boots.

 

.218     Billbead - Mme. Marechal-Candas (Milliner), Paris. Hats for Madame Skene and a child.

 

.219     Billhead - Melnotte (Ladies Shoemaker), Paris. Shoes for a woman and a child, and polish.

 

.220     Receipt - No heading - Versailles. Service from January to June, 1828.

 

.221     Billhead - Me. Larochelle D’Ivernois (Milliner), Paris. Hats, turbans and bonnets elaborately decorated and trimmed.

 

.222     Billhead - Mme. Challiot (Children's couturier), Paris. Fitting, making and trimming clothing for a child.

 

.223     Billhead - Gagelin (Ancienne Maison) Versepuy (Fabric merchant), Paris. Fabrics: foulards and ribbed wool.

 

.224     Billhead - Mme. Challiot (Children's couturier), Paris.  Fitting, making, padding, trimming clothing for a child.

 

.225     Billhead - Bigot (Box and packing case maker), Paris. Commission and custom duties for two cases, and oil cloth for another case.

 

.226     Billhead - Mme. Irma (Corset Maker), Paris. Two corsets.

 

.227     Billhead - Hotel des Iles Britanniques, Paris. Meals and wine from June 9 to 11, 1828.

 

.228     Billhead - Jouvel (Glove maker), Paris. Gloves for a child, a young lady and for Madame Skene.

 

.229     Billhead - Galignani's (Messenger) London Observer, Paris. Subscription to the Observer from December 1827 to March 1826.

 

.230     Billhead - Galignani's Messenger (English language newspaper.) Subscription to the paper from November 1827 to February 1828.

 

.231     Billhead - Galignani's (Messenger) London Observer, Paris. Subscription to the Observer from October 1827 to December 1827

 

.232     Billhead - Galignani's Messenger, Paris. Subscription to the newspaper from May to June 1828.

 

.233     Billhead - Rouly (Wine Merchant), Versailles. Billhead blank, on reverse is a wine list.

 

.234     Billhead - Renault (Luggage and packing case supplier, also packer and shipper through Customs), Paris. Rope and shipping to Customs. No date.

 

.235     Billhead - Gagelin (Ancienne Maison) Versepuy (Fabric Merchant), Paris. Mousseline, crepe, twill and foulard.  No date.



Index to acc. 79x277.1-.38

 

Barthwick, R.     .37                

Brown, A.       .7

 

Carfrae, John   .11                  

Clark, John     .35                  

Cuthbert, William   .27              

 

Duncan, T.      .9

Dussek, Coni & Co.   .22             

 

Farquharson, Henry   .17, 21

Forbes, John    .1

 

Giles, Arthur .28

 

Hunt, Alex      .18

Hunter, George  .25

 

Jardin, Mr. .19

 

Kay, John       .36

 

Laing, Wm. D.  .33

Lee, Geo.    .10

Liddle & Kay    .30, .31, .34

Lindesay, James    .4

 

Marnasky (?), John .19

Minnich         .32

Moir, (Miss) .1, .2

Morison, Jas.   .3

Mudie, William    .12

Muschat, Geo.   .26

 

Paterson & Brown   .2

 

Ramsay, Capt. .3-13, .18

Rittchie & McGibbon    .29

Robslaw       .28

Rubislaw    .14, .21, .23, .27, .36

 

Skene & Rubislaw .14, .21, .23, .27, .36

Skene, James  .23, .30-36

Skene, Mr. .15-28, .37, .38

Smith, Joseph   .8

Steward, N.     .24

Strauss, Jacob .32

 

Tyler & Strachan      .13

 

White, John       .14

Whitewood, A.    .38

Wright Willm.    .5-7

Wood, Jn.         .16

Wood, John    .20, .22, .23

 

Young, Trotter & Hamilton .15


Index to 79x278.1-.235

 


 

Aberdeen Hotell .15

Aberdeen Journal  .1-.2, .22, .24b

Aberdeen, Leith, Clyde Shipping Co.  .139

Adelaide (shipe)  .147

Alison, M. S.  .86, .87

Anderson, Thos.  .11

 

Bannerman, J.     .23, .25

Bardel, Pre., et Cie.   .163

Beau, Alexis, et Cie.  .172, .183

Bigot      .225

Biscop     .164

Blackwood, T. & J. .98, .121

Blackwood, T. T. .102

Brecknell & Turner .75, .76

Brémard, Scribe, et Cie. .163

British Chapel, Versailles .175, .180

Brown, Banner & Co. .106, .116

Brown, Mrs.      .66

Brown, William Henry    .105

Bryden, John, & Sons       .142

 

Carr, Mlle.     .210, .214

Chailliot, Mme.    .222, .224

Chalmers, Jas.    .1-2, .22, .24b

Chamard   .217

Connal & Son    .125

Coulter, William    .10

Craig, Alex., & Co.  .78

Cruickshank, A., & Co.  .54

Cruickshank, James    .34, .46

Cuaig, Duncan M.  .58, .72, .83

 

Dainval et Compn.  .155

Davidson, Robt.    .59

Day, Gall & Co.   .68

DeBierne     .166

DelaBrousse, Chs.     .196

Delort     .190, .199

Denevers, André   .165

Dick, Peter     .51

Dickie, H. D.     .135

Dougald & Macleane .128

DuHamel     .203

Durham, James, & Co.    .144

 

Edinburgh Academy   .77, .81

Edinburgh Advertiser  .140

Estienne-Destremau, Chles.  .216

Evans, J. & F., Cunningham & Evans  .56

 

Felix, Hinoult     .167

Forbes, Wm. .24a, .26-30

Frazer, Robt., & Co. .80

Frisard  .189, .191, .195, .197-198, .202

 

Gagelin-Versepuy    .223, .225

Galignani's Messenger  .185, .188, .206, . 229-232

Gand     .204

Gardner, James    .48

Gibson, Archibald .19

Gide    .184

Gilchrist & Co.  .110

Gilchrist, Wm.  .103

Giroux, Alph. et Cie.    .160, .170

Grand Hotel d’Espagne       .157

Gray, James   .138, .149

Grieve & Scott  .64, .117

Grieve, Robert   .42

Guthrie, Ann   .12

 

Heath, Ashness & Co.  .57

Henderson, John .151

Henderson, Wm., & Sons  .43

Hotel des Bains       .169

Hotel des Iles Britanniques .177, .227

Houston, Robert  .31-.33

Howell & James  .99

Hunter & Co.  .24a, .26-.30

Hunter, George, & Co.  .63

 

Inglis, Geo. Jr.        .137

Irma, Mme.    .174, .226

Izett, Chalmers         .8, .13, .16

 

Jameson, John & Co. .45, .70, .89, .94

Jérome-DelaHaye et Cie.       .215

Johnston, Matthew     .91

Jouvel     .192, .213, .228

 

Kilpatrick, John .61, .79, .82, .109, .112

 

Labbé, Mlles.      .214

LaGarde, Louis, et Cie. .154

LaRochelle d’Ivernois, Mme. .221

Lauder, John, & Co. .113

Laurie, Andrew, & Co.   .65

Lawson, M.      .36, .44

Lecocq, Jen., et Freres       .210

Letroteur-Favry     .201

Levy, P., & Co.    .50, .53, .115

London and Edinburgh Shipping Co.   .143

London and Paris Observer   .205

London, Leith, Edinburgh & Glasgow Shipping Company   .141

 

Mackay, P., & Cunningham, T.   .122, .123

MacKinley, Archd. & John, & Son   .90

Maréchal-Candas, Mme.      .171, .176, .218

Marshall and Sons  .55, .111

Marshall, Francis  .132

Marshall, James    .132

Marshall, Walter   .132

McAlpin, William   .146

McDermid, John   .108, .123

McDonnell, (Miss)  .103, .110

McGregor, Peter, & Co. .37, .101, .107

McLean, Charles & Co.  .67, .97

McKenzie & Dallas  .104, .114

Melnotte     .159, .173, .219

Menzies, Thos.     .21

Millescamps        .181

Mitchell & Herriot .35, .38, .69

Moir, Miss    .3-5

Muirhead, Claud     .140

 

Newcastle Coal Yard         .119

Nicholson & Hay         .49, .84

North, Simpson & Graham  .73

 

Oudot      .158, .178-179, .182

 

Pacini       .168

Parfait       .209

Patison, William, & Son  .96

Peddiel Peter     .52

Petits  Affiches Anglaises    .200

Pfeiffer, Emile       .207

Phin, Wm.  .120

Plenderleath, Robt.   .9, .18

Purdie, Robert   .41,  .95

 

Racquet, Mlles.       .161

Ramsay, Capt.    .6

Ramsay, Mrs.    .7

Rankin, John, & Co.  .136

Renault           .234

Rennie & Allan    .71

Richardson, R. & A.       .47

Robb & Kidston   .88

Robson & Hale    .62

Romanes & Patterson    .129

Royer             .162

 

St. John's Chapel (Edinburgh) .150

Scott, Isaac     .148

Scott, Morris     .74, .93

Sheppard, James  .60, .92

Shireff & Dudgeon .14

Shirrels , Andrew    .3-5

Simon, P. Fils     .208

Simpson, Geo.    .31-33

Sinclair, John     .40, .130

Skeen, Mr.   .8

(see also Skene)

Skene, J.    .142, .144, .147

Skene, James .17, .23, .25-30, .43, .45, .51, .58, .62-63, .68, .70-73, .75, .77- 78, .80, .81, .83-85, .106, .123, .133- 134,  .138-140, .143, .145-146, .148, .151

Skene, Mlle.   .224

Skene, Mr. .10, .13, .16, .19, .21, .37, .39,  .50, .52-53, .58-59, .61, .64-65, .79,  .82, .86-87, .89, .92-96, .108-109, .112, .117-119, .125-128, .141, .154, .157, .160, .162, .16 165, .167-168, .170, .175, .177, .180-181 .184-191, .195, .197-200, .202-206, .208, .211-212, .215, .217, .227, .229-232

Skene, Mrs. .18, .34-35, .37-38, .41-42, .44,  .46, .48, .55, .67, .69, .88, .100-102, .104, .111, .113, .115, .120-121, .124, .130-131, .150, 158-159, .161, .166, .171-174, .176, .181-182, .192-194, .196, .207, .209, .212, .216, .218-223, .226, .235

            (variant spellings on French bills: Squine, Sequine, Esquine)

Stewart, Chas.   .143

Stevenson & Thomson     .126

 

Thomson, Edward  .152

Thomson, J.    .24b

Thomson, James   .1-2

Thomson, Mr.       .20-22

 

Union Shipping  Co.      .21

 

Weddell, James      .39, .127

Wild & Gelling       .100

Willow-Bank Baking Co.    .31-33

Whytock, Rich. & Co.      .118, .145

 

Yule & Abernethy          .85


 

Occupation index to acc. 79x278:

 

apothecary     .48

artist  .160

artist Supplier .160, .170

 

baker .31-33

blinds, venetian .142

bootmaker .47, .151

bootseller .59

box maker .225

brewer       .51

broom seller .93

brush seller .74

 

carpet merchant .138

chandler      .75-76

cheesemonger .45, .70, .89, .94

(see also grocer)

china and glass merchant .60, .92

clothier .58, .72, .83

collier        .119

confectioner .39, .127, .203

designer .160

draper (linen) .9, .14, .18, .19, .96, .98, .104, .114, .121, .126,.154

drawing .160

dressmaker .100, .193, .222, .224

 

engraver .80, .160

engraving .168

 

framing .170

fruit merchant .128

furniture merchant .146

furrier    .50, .53, .99, .115

 

glass manufacturer .105

glazier .71, .106, .116

glover .54, .56, .152

goldsmith .80, .184

glover .192, .213, .228

grocer .39, .43, .73, .89, .94, .127, .203

 

hairdresser .209

hatter .9, .13, .16, .35, .38, .56, .64, .69, .85, .117, .122

hosier .10, .34, .46, .54, .56, .85, .108, .123

hotel .157, .169, .177

 

iron manufacturer .138, .149

ironmonger    .138, .149

insurance    .135

 

jeweler    .55, .111, .132, .133, .184

 

lace merchant .99, .104, .114

lamp maker .61, .82, .112

lamp manufacturer and merchant .136

lumber Merchant .201

 

mercer (silk) .98, .110, .120, .126

merchant .168

milliner    .100, .171, .176, .193, .218, .221

music seller .41, .95, .168., .207

musical instrument maker .204, .207

musician .168

 

newspaper .20, .24b

 

painter .49, .84, .106, .116

painting .49, .84, .170

paper-hanging manufacturer .62

potter     .105

printer .2, .22, .24, .68

publisher .168, .207

 

shipping .11

shoemaker .47, .151, .159, .162, .173, .190, .194, .199, .217, .219

silversmith .184

sketching - see drawing

slater .71

stationer .57

 

 

tailor .58, .72, .83, .152, .167, .186

textile manufacturer .37, .42, .101, .107, .145

textile merchant .41, 44, .67, .91, .97, .118, .124, .129, .130, .154, .155, .158, .163, .172, .178, .181-183, .215-2161 .223, .235

 

wallpaper manufacturer .208

weaving .172, .183

wine merchant   .139