He found another house that belonged to a rich merchant and was well treated by the owner.

The members of the four colleges above that constituted the city government belonged to relatively small group of rich merchant, financial or land-owning families, many closely interrelated.

He discovers that the pirate raided the ship only because the ship was carrying artifacts that hadn't been taxed, and the owner of the ship was a rich merchant.

Romantic palace villas that were built for princes, cardinals and rich merchants come on the market very occasionally - expect to pay 2 million for a mansion with luxuriant lakeside gardens.

Citrus soon became the fashion of the nobility and rich merchants.

He struck her as 'a dull giraffe', but, to compensate, he was a wealthy merchant banker and 'sweet, kind and loving'.

When he was 16, armed conflict broke out between his wealthy merchant class and the nobility.

The house was built in 1741, and its first resident was the widow of a wealthy merchant.

A wealthy merchant was prohibited from imitating his betters by wearing styles, fabrics or colours reserved for a gentleman.

Bang was a wealthy merchant who had political aspirations, but was never accepted by the city's political elite.

He established himself as a wholesale merchant, dealing in lumber, flour, and feed.

He became a manager and a manufacturing and wholesale merchant before serving in the military 1942-43.

The principal qualification required was that the candidate be a wholesale merchant, either by family, or by serving an apprenticeship of seven years.

Retail sellers could not afford the rent and wholesale merchants could not place their workers.