Image from page 128 of "Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society" (1912)

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Image from page 128 of “Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society” (1912)

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Identifier: transactionsofbr35bris
Title: Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society. cn
Subjects: Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society
Publisher: Bristol, Eng. : The Society
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bird in raised ornamentation,the sides of the neck of the vessel being decorated with shortraised loops, and the body covered with a conventionaldesign in low relief. In size the perfect pitcher must havestood at least 14 to 16 in. in height (see illustrations). The Norman potters were certainly very original in theirwork, and the fragments, which are pieced together as far aspossible, show much quaintness in design. I do not remembera vessel in any of the London or provincial museums at allsimilar. Many other fragments were found of early mediaevalpottery, including a darkgreen glazed head forming the mask lip of yet anotherpitcher. It is a curiously boldpiece of moulding and veryecclesiastical in character, forthe head is depicted wearinga tonsure (see illustration). We naturally wonder if theartist – potter modelled thesevessels to order, or if theywere the working of his ownfertile brain ; and also inwhat houses in this Norman town they were in use beforegetting so badly smashed.

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too < Transactions for the Year 1912. A fragment of a fourteenth or a fifteenth-century inlaidpavement tile, doubtless thrown out from one of the old city•churches, and the following various items, all came to handfrom another rubbish pit:— A seventeenth-century iron stirrup. An iron bullet, ^-in. diameter. Two clay tobacco pipes bearing the initials N.M.on the heels, which is a makers mark not previouslyrecorded. A Gloucester Traders Token, bearing on the obverse : LVKE . NOVRSE . MAIOR . 1657 1 = C. G. (City of Gloucester). A small R the initial of Thomas -Rawlins the engraver, beneath the letters. On the reverse : for . necessary . CHANGE=Armsof the City of Gloucester ; three chevrons betweenten torteaux. The issuer of this token was Mayor of the City in 1644,the same year in which Toby Jordan (one of the messengerswho carried the answer of the citizens to King Charles Iin Tredworth Field, when he summoned the city tosurrender) was Sheriff. Luke Nourse was elected Mayoragain

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Bristol trade directory 1871 – Dress makers & Milliners

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Millinery and dressmaking constituted the higher end of female employment with the needle; they were "respectable" occupations for young women from middle-class or lower middle-class families. The number of women involved in dressmaking alone in the early 1840s was estimated to be 15,000.

Bristol Dress Makers

Allen Mrs. 55 St. Michael’s hill

Baker M. 54 Bellevue crescent

Ball Miss, Regent street

Beard L. E. 25 Thrissell street

Beer Harriet, 53 Mead street

Bethell Mrs. Redcliff hill

Bruton H. 39 Triangle

Butcher C. 1 Redcross street

Butcher H. and A. 16 Orchard street

Canning Miss M. 35 College street

Cantle Mrs. 2 Lansdown terrace

Carpenter A. 13 College street

Cawless Miss, 28 Trinity street

Chedzoy and Allen, 7 Picton street

Cole Ann, 3 Upper Wells street

Cole Mrs. 10 Alfred place

Coombs Mrs. 39 Park street

Cottle Miss C. 5 Eldon place

Davey M. K. 5 Low. St. Michael’s hill

Davis Mrs. Wells street, Culver street

Davis Mrs. 6 Ellenborough place

Downs Miss C. 45 Woolcott buildings

Ellis Miss. 10 Regent street, Clifton

Ellison Mrs. 6 St. James’s square

Fairbrother Mrs. Tankard’s close

Farrow Miss H. 1 Cotham side

Felton Ann, Lower Castle street

Ferguson M. 4 Alfred place, Kingsdown

Ford Miss, Portland Place

Gallo M. 9 Grove p ace, Redland

Gast 21 South place, New river

Gillard E. 18 Denbigh street

Gitson Mrs. 5 Castle green

Griffin Mrs. 15 Dove street

Gummer Mrs L. 7 Cheltenham bldgs

Hanson Mrs. Kinburn cottage, Belgrave rd

Harper E. Queen’s road

Harrison H. M. 33 Upper Arcade

Harvey Miss, 4 Lower Westfield place

Hay E. Terrell street

Healls Miss, 12 Horfield road

Hillier Elizabeth, Lodge street

Holesgrove Misses, 38 College green

House Mrs. Portwall lane

Howell Miss, Regent street

Hurd Miss C. 1 Waterloo street

Hyatt Mrs R. P. Upper Victoria place

Jolly and Son, 43 College green

Keel Miss, Gloster street, Clifton

Kellaway Mrs G. 12 Oakfield place, Clifton

Kernick Mrs. 27 Triangle

King Mrs J. 30 Clarence place

Lambert Mrs. Elton place

Lang Miss L. H. Portland place

Lawless Miss Harriet, Hampton place

Lewis Miss, 9 Dover place

Lewis Miss, 24 Clifton wood crescent

Michell Sarah, 3 St Andrew’s bldgs

Moody Mrs. 5 York buildings

Moore Miss, 49 Thrissell street

Morgan Miss, 47 Park street

Morgan Miss, St Michael’s hill

Moulding Miss, 12 Stokes croft

Mountsteven A. 22 The Triangle

Newman J. 24 Ninetree hill

Newman Miss, 9 Stanley terrace

Owen and Hathaway, 4 College green

Pain Miss, 24 Paul street, Kingsdown

Parsons J. 50 Bellevue crescent

Penny Miss ll Wellington terrace, Clifton

Phillips Mary Ann, 40 Milk street

Pile Mrs. 19 Osborne terrace, Totterdown

Roberts Miss, 12 Highland place

Rogers Miss, Egerton road

Sellick Miss, 3 Old park hill

Smith the Misses, 7 North street

Sollis E. and A. Lower College green

Sully F. J. Somerset street, Cathay

Spark and Tait, 32 College green

Thomas E. 21 Lower Arcade

Thomas Mary, Whitson street

Thresher Miss, 16 College green

Treadwell Mrs. 50 St. Michael’s hill

Waite Mary Ann, 5 Devonshire terrace

Ward S. and C. 3 Ruysdael place

White Paulina, 5 Somerset crescent

Whitmarsh Mrs. W. 13 Kingsdown parade

Williams Louisa, East Redcliff crescent

Windsor Mrs. 8 Sunderland terrace

Wren Misses, Totterdown

Dressmakers’ Pattern Maker

Williams David, 8 Brunswick place, Hotwells

Milliners

A milliner is a hat maker. This was a very important trade in Victorian times. If you look at Victorian photographs you will find that you rarely see anyone outside without a hat.

In Victorian times ordinary working people got all their clothes locally (or made their own). The dressmakers listed here would have been kept busy.

Adams Louisa, 26 Park street

Adams Mrs. 6 Cumberland street

Allen Misses, 1 Bedford view

Avins Mrs. Oxford street, Totterdown

Bailey Mrs. 3 Ninetree hill

Baker Mrs. 34 The Triangle

Barnes Miss, 20 Thomas street

Bartlett R. C. 58 Redcliff street

Bartley Mrs. 33 Paul street

Bendall Mrs E. George st. Bedminster

Bolwell T. 21 Redcliff street

Bolwell Thomas, 4 Peter street

Bond Mrs. 9 Hampton terrace, Totterdown

Bond Mrs. Lower Clifton hill

Bound E. 1 Union street

Carter Elizabeth, 11 East Redcliff crescent

Choffin Mrs. 35 Upper Arcade

Clarke Alfred, 4 Old King street

Coombs & Morgan, 17 Harford street

Coombs Mrs, 39 Park street

Cooper Elizabeth, 29 Lower Arcade

Davis Mrs, 28 St Michael’s hill

Dimond M. 15 Bedminster causeway

Dowell J. H. 67 West street

Drinkwater and Son, 6 High street

Duck Mrs, 124 Thomas street

Dunn Mrs. Pipe lane, St Augustine’s

Edmonds Mrs. 12 Alfred place

Floyd Mrs. 1 Lower Arcade

Gibbs Mrs. 5 Elton place

Gibson Hannah, 11 Rosemont terrace

Gravell E. 2 Clarence road

Gray and Co. 28 Wine street

Harris Mrs Charles, Denmark house, Wells road

Harvey Miss, 4 Lower Westfield place

Harvey Mrs. 25 Elton place

Hatherley E. & M. 23 Cumberland st

Heall G. 1 John street, Easton

Heard William, 3 Upper Arcade

Hill Miss, 6 Upper Maudlin street

Holesgrove the Misses, 38 College green

Hooper M. A../19 Broadmead

Hooper Miss, Wellillgton place

Houston and Burgess, 28 The Triangle

Howell Mrs R. 9 Spring st. Bedminster

Humphries Miss M. King square avenue

Hutton Mrs. 8 Dover place

Iles Mrs. Egerton road

Jennings Miss, 6 Stoke’s croft

Jolly and Son, 43 College green

Jones A. and M. 3 Claremont buildings

Jones Misses, 25 The Triangle

Kernick Miss, 24 The Triangle

Kittyle Misses, 5 St Michael’s park

Lapworth Miss, Shortgrove, Durdham down

Lasbury S. 3 Orchard st. St. Philip’s

Lee Mrs. Paul street

Lee Mrs. Abbotsham place

Levy Miss, 3 Bridge street

Lilly S. & M. 3 Osborne terrace, Totterdown

Light L. 18 Upper Arcade

Linklater T. 129 Whiteladies road

Lodge J. and Co. .49 Wine street

Loosemoore Misses, 7 Unity street

Lucas Miss, Mansion house avenue

Maggs Mrs. F. 39 Castle street

Maishman A. T. 11 and 12 Wine street

Marshall Mrs. 10 Norfolk street

Martin Miss, Royal Prom. Queen’s rd.

May Miss R. Shortgrove, Durdham down

Meek Mrs. The Triangle, West

Mitchener Mrs. 8 Gloster street

Morgan Miss, 1 St. Michael’s hill

Naish Jane, 1 St. James’s parade

Newman Miss Julia Ann, Ninetree hill

Oxley Mrs. 4 Granby place

Pope Mrs. St Augustine’s place

Prestidge Miss, 30 Montague hill

Richards Mrs. 12 Mall place

Roberts Mrs. 12 Highland place

Rogers Mary, 5 Raglan place

Saunders John Edwin, 17 Castle street

Simpson Miss, 55 Park street

Skewes Mary Ann, 9 Devonshire terrace

Slade Eliza and Ann, Surrey street

Slade Misses, 59 Park st

Smith Mesdames, 7 North street

Smith Misses, 33 Park street

Sowden Miss, 7 Wellington place

Stone Miss E. L. 9 Prince st, St Paul’s

Sullivan Mrs. Anjer’s rd, Totterdown

Sully Miss, 3 Hanmer’s buildings

Summers Mrs M. 83 Redcliff street

Sydenham Mrs J. 112 Wellesley place

Symes Miss, 3 Manor buildings

Tarver Miss, Garibaldi bldgs, Knowle

Taylor J. F. 34 College green

Tennell A. A. Portland street

Tovey M. and F. Stapleton road

Tripp Miss Sarah, 45 Whiteladies road

Turner H. 22 Lower Arcade

Voisey and Healls, 3 Dover place

Wainwright Miss, 10 Orchard street

Wall M. A. 9 St. James’s churchyard

Watson Mrs. 19 Meridian place

Wayland Miss, 19 Lower Arcade

Webb and Thomas, 10 Redcliff hill

Wellington E. 77 Stoke’s croft

Weston Stephen, 34 Wine street

Westbury Mrs. 16 Southampton par.

Willey and Davis, 2 Clifton place, Clifton

Williams Mrs M. 18 Camden terrace

Windsor Mrs. 8 Sunderland terrace

Wyatt Mrs. 16 Paul street, Portland sq

York Mrs. Ann, 12 St. Michael’s hill

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