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THE EABLIEB CLOTHIERS * ESTABLISHMENTS. ...
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that bourhood they were but not in some exclusivel instances y drawn ? at from least the left immediate their homes nei and
ghmanufactory families , p , erhap , as s is for the a case time , in to America seek Lowell emp ; indeed loyment , than throug of in Manchester a hout distant this
business John history Winchcombe we very are considerabl reminded ' s prudent rather y , and man of he agement thus became soon Scottish a extended personage invasion his of . much importancethat when alarm of a
: the was spread so aid engaged throug of the h in the the lan , regent war d , during in with France an a the contingent , absence the loyal of of clothier the a hundred king came , who and to
not fifty men of to his be queen own needed raising on and this equi occasion pping . her Thoug majesty h they did-not did
forget soon prove after the go Henry od-will 's that return had to been Eng thus land opp , , he ortunel and y his shewn consort , and establishmentwher
they togeth wer er e p ri aid ght a royall visit y to received and the B in erkshir . a hall with e actuall quite y " feas spread , t of with fat e
cloth things instead . A tour of rushes round , the " premises regaled followed , in order a that the workle miht be seen ing' on their respective
operations -peop and after g the inspection carry of the two hundred weavers , whose , looms all stood in one _larg-e room , these worthie of their s treated
familiarity fession their hi , g wherein h and with mi , classical g among hty visitants personages sundry to allusions a , song they in , speciall praise betray y ing note singular that pro — -
" Had Whose Helen beauteous then sat face cardin did g wool breed , such strife
,, She Nor had caused not been so many Sir Pails lose ' their trull , life . "
Th angels eir Majesties , and leave , after to fetch presenting four bucks the workm yearly en from with the one royal hundred park ,
then proceeded to where " Were An In another hundred cardin p women lace hard hard with merril by joy y ful cheer
Who singing g sat with voices clear ;" , and finall be termed y visited of the that spinners period , the who " factory are thus girls grap , " as hicall they y
nay lescribed : _, , " And in a chamber close beside ,
Two hundred maidens did abide , And In petticoats milkwhite of flannel kerchers red on , their head
- ; That Their on smock the western and _sleeyes mountain like winter s glow snow ; , silken band
And each sleeve with a , Was Which fairl pretty y tied maids at the did hand never did ; lin in ,
But in that place all day sp , "
The Eablieb Clothiers * Establishments. ...
THE EABLIEB CLOTHIERS * ESTABLISHMENTS . 153
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Nov. 2, 1863, page 153, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_02111863/page/9/
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