- A
checkweighman (occasionally
checkmeasurer or checkweigher) is a
person who is
responsible for
weighing coal or
another mined substance, and
thereby determining...
-
start as a
seller of saltpetre, he is said to have been a
trader or a
weighman in the market.
After Sher Shah Suri died in 1545, his son
Islam Shah became...
- work as a
clerk at
Hoskins Iron and Steel. His
duties included those of
weighman,
dispatch clerk and ledger-keeper. He was made
redundant after eight months...
- of Ohio. In 1879,
McBride stopped working in
mines and
became a
check weighman at the
Groves Coal Company. In
April 1882, he was
elected president of...
- then
touched them. He felt an
unusually hard
bulge in one and
asked his
weighman for a knife. "I knew that
there was
something in there", said Fischer....
- His father,
Adolf Bonifatsievich Burba, a
native of Lithuania, was a
weighman at the
Yenakievo Railway Station. His
father was
awarded a
silver pocket...
-
Barrett (Ernie Perkins),
Elaine Donnelly (Wendy Bendiger), Jack Le
White (
Weighman),
Daphne Oxenford (Secretary),
Clifford Rose (Mr. Dockerty),
David Swift...
-
Colchester was
commissioned on 10
December 1694
under Captain Frederick Weighman, for
service in the West Indies. She was
wrecked in a
storm -
while on...
- a check-
weighman. In the same year he
became Treasurer of the
Yorkshire Miners' ****ociation. In 1898 he
stopped working as a check-
weighman. In 1904...
-
spring knife cutler 1881 an
artist (as are
three of his children) 1891 a
weighman 1901 a
spring knife cutler He also
worked as an organist,
orator and singer...
