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Updated: June 6, 2025
The houses of the old town have suffered no change; and they have neither increased nor diminished. None have suffered upon their frontage from the hammer of the architect, the brush of the plasterer, nor have they staggered under the weight of added stories. All retain their primitive characteristics.
My husband began at a place where the paper was whole. Under his directions I mixed up I won't say what. With the help of it he got the paper loose from the wall, without injuring it in any way, in a long hanging strip. Under it was the plaster and the laths, gnawed away in places by the rats. Though strictly a paperhanger by trade, he could be plasterer too when he liked.
Out of this the surfaces of the articulations and the springs of the breathing apparatus are formed. What did she do? What does man do in a similar case of need? I need hardly tell you. The mason lays his bricks in simple mortar. But the plasterer works some hair into the mortar which he is going to lay in large sheets on the walls.
Philip. Harding John, gentleman, St. St. Hewlins Moses, currier, St. Philip. Hopwood William, labourer, St. Philip. Hunt James, cordwainer, Temple. Hole James, shoemaker, St. St. Hughes Joshua, cordwainer, St. St. James. Hope John, labourer, St. Michael. Hardwick Robert, waterman, Hanham. Hone James, tailor, St. James. Haskins Samuel, plasterer, St. St. Hunt William, hooper, Clifton.
Pearce Joseph, cordwainer, St. St. Parker James, carver and gilder, St. James. Phillips Samuel, glass-maker, St. Philip. Parker Edward, grocer, St. St. Nicholas. Prigg Francis, iron-founder, St. Philip. Poole William, tailor, St. Michael. Phillips William, plasterer, St. Phillip. Price William, tiler and plasterer, St. St. Nicholas. Penny Thomas, painter, Castle Precincts.
The man was a mere Plasterer in his working dress; had his wife with him, and a bundle; and was in high spirits. 'God bless you, sir, he said in passing. 'And you, benignantly returned the Father of the Marshalsea. They were pretty far divided, going their several ways, when the Plasterer called out, 'I say! sir! and came back to him.
The priest returned a little before twelve o'clock, as the plasterer was going to his dinner, and he asked him if he were feeling better. "I'm all right, your reverence, and it won't occur again." "I hope he won't go down to Michael Dunne's during his dinner hour," he said to Biddy. "If you see any further sign of drink upon him when he comes back you must tell me."
Mary Moxall was there, clothed and in her right mind; her baby on her lap. Good Mrs. Crumford, the mother-matron, sat beside her. Andrew Dorray, the plasterer, and his wife, Annie, were there.
"We mix, more dry than for the floor, so easier to make cats. Now we start?" "Any time," Rick said. "Thanks, Hassan." The resourceful dragoman had realized the concrete mix being used for the floor was too liquid for easy handling and had prepared a drier batch. The plasterer went to work at once.
Ballance the Trinity House." In short he is in raptures at the change in his condition and views; and talks as if his fortune were already made. He now inhabited the house of Walmsley, a plasterer, in Shoreditch, where his kinswoman Mrs. Ballance also lived. The other letters to his mother and sisters betray the same intoxication.
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