- A
sutler or
victualer is a
civilian merchant who
sells provisions to an army in the field, in camp, or in quarters.
Sutlers sold
wares from the back of...
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April 2024. "Chapter 9.
Toward the
Common Good:
Punishing Fraud among the
Victualers of
Medieval London".
Truth and Tales:
Cultural Mobility and
Medieval Media...
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Wilding (or Willding) was
launched at
Liverpool in 1788 and
spent much of her
career as a West Indiaman,
sailing between Liverpool and Jamaica. During...
- the
occupations of most
appointees as they
tended to be inn-keepers,
victualers, or brewers, and the like. When
patients were sent to
Bethlem by the Governors...
- Haenisch, a
German immigrant from Poznań (then Posen), son of the
grocer (
victualer)
Heinrich Ernst Haenisch and his wife Anna
Dorothea nee Schmidt. He was...
- An Act for
granting an Aid to His Majesty, by
laying a Duty upon all
Victualers, and
Retailers of Beer and Ale,
within the
Cities of
London and Westminster...
- Town of
Halifax in July 1752;
Deschamps was emplo**** by
Joshua Mauger,
victualer to the navy at
Halifax in 1751; by 1754
Deschamps was at Fort
Edward (Windsor)...
- Hampton, Esq., an
Elizabethtown merchant and
surveyor who was
appointed as
Victualer and
Paymaster to the New
Jersey Frontier Guard by an act of the New Jersey's...
-
resurgence of
peasant revolts.
Before the fall of 1920, over 1,000
Bolshevik victualers had been
killed by the
Ukrainian peasantry. The
Makhnovists themselves...
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Forge on
Antietam Cr****. Ross' father, Dr.
David Ross, was the "Agent
Victualer" for the
Maryland troops during the
French and
Indian War.
Father Dr....
