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    1. Re: [DUR-NBL] DUR-NBL Digest, Vol 2, Issue 111
    2. Dr. C. Ralph Hayes
    3. That's very useful information Stan. Thank you. Have you any thoughts about whether or not Samuel could be employed as a 'tailor' for HM Customs? I have had one email from a subscriber who suggested that his occupation might be 'sailor' but, on checking the three originals I have access to, the word is clearly 'tailor'. I appreciate your assistance. Cheers ... Ralph > > Extra Tide-waiters were not constantly employed so he could still have > worked as a Tailor. When extra tide-waiters were appointed and placed upon the > list, they were liable to be called upon to act as tide-waiters whenever there > may be occasion for their services, and they were paid by the job. They were > bound to obey the call, and to leave any other business they may have had in > hand at the time. > > Regards Stan Mapstone > >

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