Lives of Illustrious ShoemakersWinks, W. E. (William Edward)
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Lives of Illustrious Shoemakers
Winks, W. E. (William Edward)
Shoemakers -- Biography
Lackington, James, and bargain-hunters, 39
apprenticeship, 33, 34
benefactions to Wesleyan denomination, 47
birth and parentage, 31
boyhood, vender of pies, almanacs. etc., 32
business and profits in 1791, 44
buys Young's "Night Thoughts," 38
courage as a boy--the ghost story, 32
death and burial, 47
extensive purchases, 42
first sale catalogue, 40
gives up shoemaking for book-selling, 38
goes to London, 1774, 37
helped by the Wesleyan Fund, 39
kindness to his relatives, 46
life in Bristol, 35, 36
marries Nancy Smith, 36
"Memoirs and Confessions," 29
motto for the door of his carriage, 30
"No credit" system, 41, 42
reads Epictetus, etc., 35
retires from business, 1798, 45
second marriage, 40
sets up a "chariot" and "country-house," 44
starts as bookseller, 38
strictures on the Wesleyans, 29
"Temple of the Muses," 29, 45
tour through England and Scotland, 45, 46
Lamb, Charles, on Shoemakers, 91, 227
Lacroix, "Manners and Customs of Middle Ages," 198
Lee, Dr. Samuel, 172
Gideon, Mayor of New York, 277
"Leisure Hour," articles on shoemakers, 211
Leno, John B., 248
Lestage, Nicholas, of Bordeaux, 203
Let the cobbler stick to his last, 191
"Literary Gazette " on Gifford, 93, 94
Living examples of illustrious shoemakers, 248
Llandaff, Earl of, and O'Neill, 245
Lofft, Capel, 99, 239, 243
Mackay, of Norwich, 225
Macon, Mr., on Roger Sherman, 275
Madan, Martin, and "Helmsley," 234
Marriage, remarks on, 136, 137
Marshman's "Carey, Marshman, and Ward," 131, 144, 145
John Clarke, author of "Carey, Marshman, and Ward," 145
Mr., Dr. Carey's friend and colleague, 143, 145
Meistersingers of Germany, 204
Men's and Women's _conscia recti_, 225-6
Milbanke, Miss (Lady Byron) and Blacket, 241
Miller, Thomas, and Thomas Cooper, 173, 180
Montgomery, Jas., and Thomas Cooper, 177
Morrison, Rev. Robert, D.D., 258, 259
Mutual Improvement Society at Gainsborough and T. Cooper, 171
Murray, John, and Gifford's editorial stipend, 83, 84
Murray, John, his "drawing-rooms," 83
Myngs, Sir Christopher, 19, 28, 219
Narborough, Sir John, 19-21, 219
Newton, Sir Isaac, and Boehmen, 206
Nichol, Rev. James, 239
Notes and Queries, 225
Odger, George, 266-8
Olivers, Thomas, 234
O'Neill, John, temperance poet, 244-6
"Oracle," The, 268
Parsons, William, of the _Junto_, 277
Partridge, Dr., 220-3
Peace Societies, founded in America, 273
Peel, Sir Robert, and shoemakers, 266
Polwhele, Rev. Mr., and S. Drew, 120
Pope John XXII., 209
Pope and Partridge, 221
and Savage, 230
Portraits of naval officers at Greenwich, 219
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