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The first thing she did was to give the dirty	linen a good wash in a bath tub in the cellar.
It stains the skin and	linen a deep yellow or brown, a coloration which may
In 2000, the British	Linen Advisors was formed by the acquisition of the
Those who had never even seen	linen all their lives I clothed in byssus-cloth from
The 44 booklet pages were bound in	linen and made of a special paper with a lacquer pri
In Roman times, wool,	linen, and leather clothed the European population;
st pure Body from the tree, wrapped it in fine	linen, and anointed it with spices, and placed it in
begun to deal largely in raw cotton as well as	linen and soon afterwards developed into one of gene
Made from cotton or	linen and traditionally dyed brown or indigo to dist
906-1980), a textile artist who specialized in	linen and damask, designed the original altar cloths
and shaatnez (clothes containing a mixture of	linen and wool).
rom the air with "projectiles carried by small	linen and paper balloons."Xiphophilos
g items such as a £199 dvd player, £150 on bed	linen and £60 on towels.
The chief industry is the manufacture of	linen and linen handkerchiefs, which is also carried
id they would bring her “country butter, clean	linen, and comfort”.
The river was widely used to power	linen and other mills in the past.
Perth, Scotland 1790) was a leading Perthshire	linen and later cotton manufacturer.
cceeded him as managing director of the family	linen and clothing companies.
and amateur astronomer, was a manufacturer of	Linen and twine in the city of Dundee.
Its manufactures are lace and	linen and it has a brisk trade in livestock, oil and
dustrial centre, in particular in the areas of	linen and ship building.
f 19 June 1875, John Walsh opened a small baby	linen and ladies' outfitting shop, at number 39 High
ides manufactures of brandy, flour, oil, soap,	linen and cloth, it has an active trade in wheat, wi
, refers to the biblical taboo on interweaving	linen and wool, which a Hebrew reader would grasp as
culture, stockbreeding, and the manufacture of	linen and woollen cloth.
most beautiful headboards, best tapestry, best	linen and covers, best dishes, ring goods and jewels
zed citizens of Philadelphia in making woolen,	linen and cotton fabrics.
n southern Egypt, Dreyer discovered records of	linen and oil deliveries which have been carbon-date
prior to the 19th century, chemically treated	linen and animal tissue (intestine or bladder) are t
pillows, throws, picture frames, candles, bed	linen and bathroom accessories.
he was there to pick up Colonel Heard's soiled	linen and was admitted to his cell.
We sat at long tables with white	linen and our first course arrived: a handful of blu
, painted black and containing fowl wrapped in	linen and meat possibly from a goat may also belong
onsisted of pictures drawn onto a silk or fine	linen background, worked in lines of fine black silk
the Naval Academy Museum had sewn a protective	linen backing to one side to help secure the fabric
t used a solution of calcium hypochlorite in a	linen bag to treat water.
own expense, six leather buckets and two stout	linen bags, each marked with his name and the name o
George married Sara	Linen Ballantine on April 26, 1881.
In 1919, the British	Linen Bank was acquired by Barclays Bank based in Lo
Deputy governor of the British	Linen Bank
Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow, the British	Linen Bank also in Glasgow, and the Britannic House
ed a deal with Barclays to acquire the British	Linen Bank, with Barclays taking a 35% stake in the
He served in a law office and in the British	Linen Bank, then as factor for Sir Charles Ross's es
06 it formally changed its name to the British	Linen Bank.
and Tietjens had in the scene turning out the	linen basket and pelting each other with linen.
is actually Manuel, who has awakened from the	linen basket, still hung over.
kname "Dope", inventing a technique for doping	linen before stretching it over the airframe.
ebes was supplied with the mortuary materials,	Linen, Bitumen, Naphtha, Frankincense, Myrrh, and ca
ew Teeling and in 1802 switched careers from a	linen bleacher to journalism.
As chemist to the Irish	Linen Board he devised a new, more economical, bleac
ed, they returned to Prague, and began a small	linen business, and in 1808 commenced, with a single
County Antrim, Grimshaw worked in his family's	linen business.
where he started work as a draper working with	linen, but then, together with his son, took up bota
embalming process (such as bags of natron and	linen), but the remains of food used in the funerary
worn, the Ephod is usually described as being	linen, but did not constitute complete clothing of a
Kiahan are often made of	linen, but other materials such as cotton can be emp
Zaccaria where the abbess presented him a new	linen camauro crafted by the nuns.
ural is 21 feet high by 41.5 feet wide, oil on	linen canvas.
It is called a 'corno' and was worn over a	linen cap.
capital of the British Empire; Belfast was the	linen capital.
of Scotland's trade, covering sectors such as	linen, cattle and coal.
Main goods traded there were	linen, cattle and salt.
n Market House - now forming part of the Irish	Linen Centre/Lisburn Museum
rly 1760s, William Sandeman opened two further	linen centres: Milntown (now Milton) Easter Ross and
It is said that patchouli was used in the	linen chests of Queen Victoria in this way.
in "The Coat Closet", but a second area, "The	Linen Closet" (specially programmed as a silent area
probable that in the early centuries only one	linen cloth was used which served both for altar-clo
sted in the establishing of the manufacture of	linen cloth in the village.
om the Latin corpus, "body") is a square white	linen cloth, now usually somewhat smaller than the b
goods such as jewellery, pottery, stone bowls,	linen cloth, copper tools, and cosmetic palettes wer
The Shroud of Turin is a length of	linen cloth, claimed by some to be the burial shroud
and seeth the	linen clothes lie,
saw the	linen cloths lying,
He saw the	linen cloths lying,
Here you can find everything from matryoshkas,	linen cloths and handicrafts, to Russian crystal and
her changes included setting policy in the way	linen cocktail napkins would be folded and the shape
ter Folk and Transport Museum, which lists the	linen companies with the associated names of people
races its roots to the creation of the British	Linen Company which was formed in 1746 by a Royal Ch
ty of Oxford before becoming the director of a	linen company in Northern Ireland.
He worked at the British	Linen Company's bleachfield in Saltoun, East Lothian
thern Ireland, where he became a director of a	linen company.
gs of natron, animal bones, floral collars and	linen containing text dated to the final years of th
The manufacture of	linen continued to flourish for some years, but at p
h of fabric made from vegetable fiber (such as	linen, cotton or jute) that has been converted via p
ay the pipe, while striking the strings with a	linen covered stick held in the other hand.
It was made of pure	linen, covering the entire body from the neck to the
de, Menswear Womenswear, Toys, Furniture, Home	Linen, Crafts, Fabrics and an Appliance Department b
he began his career as a	linen damask designer and worked in William Ewarts l
masks were usually woven in silk, but wool and	linen damasks were also woven.
aintenance, envionmental services, laundry and	linen distribution, plant operations, energy managem
He became a	linen draper in London and married Anne, the daughte
aker noted that he owed "Christopher Levite, a	linen draper of the city of York" just over £5.
eenage years when he worked in Newcastle for a	linen draper who was a Quaker, but Walker did not be
Charles was the son of a	linen draper and grandson of the prominent Methodist
t is likely that he was actually a Mr Beyer, a	linen draper of the Cheapside corner of Paternoster
His daughter Elizabeth married a	linen draper's son named John Potter who became Arch
After being employed for some time in a London	linen draper's, he opened, about 1786, a draper's sh
Munro was a	linen draper, senior freemason and popular raconteur
Fleay, the son of a	linen draper, graduated from King's College London (
d Dod, late of Cornhill, now of Austin Friars,	linen draper, and John Miller, senior, of Dunstable,
He started his business career as a London	linen draper, before becoming a merchant in about 17
Scott's father was a	linen draper.
91, and had been an apprentice to a grocer and	linen draper.
ade, and plant incriminating evidence in Tim's	linen drawer.
1 Chronicles, 15:27] "and David was wearing a	linen ephod" [NAS Bible translation; 2 Samuel, 6:14]
reaching Europe, and during this period Irish	linen experienced somewhat of a revival.
l Jaffe was the father of Otto Jaffe, a Jewish	linen exporter and former Lord Mayor of Belfast.
It is worked on Hardanger or	linen fabric which has a "count" of 22 to 29 threads
More refined woolen and	linen fabrics and even silk were now being produced.
brothers, John and George, presumably from the	linen factory of John Henning & Co. in the Waringsto
distribution, had been stealing blankets, bed	linen, flour and food, including sixty boxes of wate
Oak panelled rooms, including a rare '	linen fold' room, Tudor windows and carved fireplace
has neither gown nor kirtle nor petticoat, nor	linen for smocks, nor kerchiefs, sleeves, rails, bod
War I: flax was shipped to Ireland to produce	linen for use in the manufacture of airplane wings.
d service professions to save money from using	linen formal shirts for uniforms.
	Linen from KV54 containing hieratic writing bearing
These	Linen Garments were worn only once, with new ones be
much: 6 bronze vessels, 10 deben of copper, 15	linen garments, a shroud, a blanket and a pot of hon
	Linen gets burnt and surgical sharps lose their shar
ommodities, and import kerosene, cotton seeds,	linen goods, petrol, and sugar.
other setback as it lost its premises in White	Linen Hall to make way for the construction of the n
Belfast (the Belfast Reading Society, now the	Linen Hall Library predates it by just over a decade
y (1712-33), Dr Steevens' Hospital (1719), the	Linen Hall (1722), and the Royal Barracks (1701 onwa
	Linen Hall Library moves into permanent premises in
Troubled Images Exhibition,	Linen Hall Library, Belfast, August 2010
He formally worked in the	Linen Hall Library, in Belfast, where he was supervi
lk and Transport Museum, Armagh County Museum,	Linen Hall Library, and Harbour Commissioners Office
Notable buildings on the square include the	Linen Hall Library and the Scottish Provident Buildi
Blenkarn then sold the goods - 250 dozen	linen handkerchiefs - to an innocent third party, Cu
Lindsay & Co were manufacturers of	linen handkerchiefs, amongst other things.
He was apprenticed to a firm of	linen importers in Manchester, and in 1813 first bec
the original use of certain cloths of figured	linen in the treasury of Monza which Barbier de Mont
Flax was woven into	linen in nearby Germantown.
Tashiro often works in natural fabrics such as	linen in earthy colors.
The Dhobi of Mumbai wash their	linen in the Mahalaxmi area known as Dhobi Ghat.
e archaeologists found Henu's mummy wrapped in	linen in a large wooden coffin and a sarcophagus dec
ries that relied on overseas markets, e.g. the	linen industries.
ted to the development of the wool, cotton and	linen industries.
In the 18th century, the local	linen industry was based on the same site, the remai
torically been an industrial town in which the	linen industry predominated as a source of employmen
Ballingarry had a vital weaving and	linen industry until the Great Famine in 1845.
ries, with particular emphasis on the flax and	linen industry is illustrated with a permanent displ
ortant market town and centre for the flax and	linen industry before becoming a milk and dairy prod
initial aim of the Company was to promote the	linen industry, although it soon moved into banking
with closer to 100,000 people dependent on the	linen industry.
y Belfast merchant who made a fortune from the	linen industry.
Villiers, established the village to develop a	linen industry.
timber, iron and slate and later flax for the	linen industry.Local legend has proved to be a very
ly made of wool, or half wool and half silk or	linen; it may have been corded or plain, and was usu
Embroidered	linen jackets were worn as informal dress, and were
ankincense, myrrh, bitumen, natron, fine woven	linen, juniper oil and copper amulets for the mortua
Writing for Dirty	Linen magazine, Ivan Emke, in referring to the origi
which this parish adjoins, near the extensive	linen manufactory called Hawton's Mills.
	Linen manufacture became by the 1760s a major Scotti
The other industries are distilling and	linen manufacture.
22 November 1817 - 1 August 1889) was an Irish	linen manufacturer and Unionist politician who sat i
He was a	linen manufacturer and merchant and became president
h hosted 140,000 trees, was then bought by the	linen manufacturer John Grubb Richardson who lived i
nded by his father in 1832 and was the largest	linen manufacturer in Dunfermline, Fife.
She married	linen manufacturer William Edward Greeves (1890 - 19
ckhouse (1720-1798), a Quaker flax dresser and	linen manufacturer, and his sons Jonathan (1747-1826
	linen manufacturers in 1891.
Duff was the director of a	linen manufacturing company.
ronze) in Seattle, USA, Lycia conceived of The	Linen Memorial in 2001 after exhibiting in North Bel
The	Linen Memorial was initially exhibited in Northern I
The	Linen Memorial will be a feature at the Flax and Lin
The	Linen Memorial commemorates those killed in 'The Tro
The	Linen Memorial, conceived and created in 2001 by scu
In 2007, it exhibited The	Linen Memorial, a piece made from almost 400 Irish l
R. Terry, brewer-distiller Patrick Skelly, and	linen merchant James Dean.
e "French gentry", descended from the Huguenot	linen merchant Louis Crommelin, they were not at all
outh Yorkshire, England was built in 1856 by a	linen merchant called Henry Richardson.
f James Nicholson Richardson, a wealthy Quaker	linen merchant, and Anna Grubb, from Clonmel, who li
William Jacob traded from London variously as	linen merchants and 'warehousemen'.
rickfergus, County Antrim, born into family of	linen merchants whose fortunes suffered during the c
ave dual titanium liners and handles made from	linen micarta with titanium bolsters.
") and the English word mill (referring to the	linen mill around which the village grew).
independent supermarket located on the former	linen mill site, they are part of the Nisa group and
was born and raised in Belfast and worked in a	linen mill from 1952-90 where she soon became an act
As a	linen mill it processed flax and supplied canvas to
The town's old	linen mill was built in 1809.
The ruin of the old	linen mill can be seen on the outskirts of the villa
ate, County Westmeath in Ireland, the son of a	linen mill owner.
time of the War with France), also owning two	linen mills and large estates in places as diverse a
The area upstream of Armagh has many former	linen mills that were built to use the waterpower of
m pen-and-ink and pencil manuscript on tracing	linen, mounted on paper (original 41 cm x 41 cm).
shabby figure, bedecked in crumbling lace and	linen, not undernourished despite her long exile."
Purple and Fine	Linen, novel; adapted to film as Three Hours (1927)
The White	Linen Nurse 1913
merous health-code violations, including dirty	linen, old bedding, bed bug stains, mold growing on
painted by artist, Xavier Gonzales, is Belgian	linen on canvas using zinc white, earth and cadmium
The main store for bed	linen on the Plymouth service was at Old Oak Common
serves as the supply room where CCs get fresh	linen once a week.
rmed with short green woolen jackets and white	linen or doeskin pants, somewhat mimicking the Briti
eplaced with civilian clothing such as a white	linen or plaid flannel shirt sewn by the soldier's w
The Model 1858 could fire	linen or paper cartridges made by Starr, and could a
It is a three-sided piece of	linen or cotton, of which the base measures 4 feet a
In 2010, Grotjahn's oil on	linen painting Untitled (Lavender Butterfly Jacarand
ith thin washes of gouache or tempera on silk,	linen, paper, and gold leaf.
Light industry, including a	linen plant and a textile mill, as well as food indu

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