英语词汇“fellowship porter”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

fellowship porter n. (also with capital initials) now historical a member of a fellowship (sense 8a) or company of porters prominent in Billingsgate and licensed by the Corporation of London to measure and carry all dry and liquid goods brought into the port of London; also called Billingsgate porter, corn and salt porter.The Fellowship of Porters (cf. quots. 1620 and 1854 at sense 8a), at various times more formally called the Company and Fellowship of Porters of Billingsgate (and variants) and the Fellowship Porters of the City of London, was dissolved in 1894.It is uncertain whether quot. 1753 shows fellowship porter or is simply a chance collocation forming part of a compressed heading. The assertion in N.E.D. (1895) that there were once ‘fellowship porters’ in Edinburgh, as reported by C. Walton Gilds (new ed., 1888) 87, appears ultimately to have been based solely upon an interpretation of this heading.

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society > occupation and work > worker > those involved in labour relations > [noun] > member of guild, etc.

conjury1483

fellowship porter1681

stockholder1825

fellowship1864

1681 T. Delaune Pres. State London 341 The Porters of London..are of two sorts. 1. Ticket Porters..2. Fellowship Porters. To these belong the..landing, housing, carrying or recarrying all measurable Goods, as Corn, Salt, Coals, &c.

1734 Daily Jrnl. 14 June The Affair depending between the Woodmongers and Fellowship Porters was put off.

1753 W. Maitland Hist. Edinb. v. 328/2 (heading) Fellowship porters fraternity.

1890 Daily News 18 July 7/2 The complainant is a fellowship porter.

1920 Times 15 Mar. 13/3 About 40 men, between the ages of 58 and 80, survive of the Fellowship Porters, the original waterside workers of London, whose Brotherhood was compulsorily disbanded in 1894.

2004 G. Weightman London's Thames (2005) xii. 58 ‘Fellowship’ porters dealt with corn and other goods measured by ‘dry weight’.

单词	fellowship porter
释义	> as lemmas fellowship porter fellowship porter n. (also with capital initials) now historical a member of a fellowship (sense 8a) or company of porters prominent in Billingsgate and licensed by the Corporation of London to measure and carry all dry and liquid goods brought into the port of London; also called Billingsgate porter, corn and salt porter.The Fellowship of Porters (cf. quots. 1620 and 1854 at sense 8a), at various times more formally called the Company and Fellowship of Porters of Billingsgate (and variants) and the Fellowship Porters of the City of London, was dissolved in 1894.It is uncertain whether quot. 1753 shows fellowship porter or is simply a chance collocation forming part of a compressed heading. The assertion in N.E.D. (1895) that there were once ‘fellowship porters’ in Edinburgh, as reported by C. Walton Gilds (new ed., 1888) 87, appears ultimately to have been based solely upon an interpretation of this heading. ΘΚΠ society > occupation and work > worker > those involved in labour relations > [noun] > member of guild, etc. conjury1483 fellowship porter1681 stockholder1825 fellowship1864 1681 T. Delaune Pres. State London 341 The Porters of London..are of two sorts. 1. Ticket Porters..2. Fellowship Porters. To these belong the..landing, housing, carrying or recarrying all measurable Goods, as Corn, Salt, Coals, &c. 1734 Daily Jrnl. 14 June The Affair depending between the Woodmongers and Fellowship Porters was put off. 1753 W. Maitland Hist. Edinb. v. 328/2 (heading) Fellowship porters fraternity. 1890 Daily News 18 July 7/2 The complainant is a fellowship porter. 1920 Times 15 Mar. 13/3 About 40 men, between the ages of 58 and 80, survive of the Fellowship Porters, the original waterside workers of London, whose Brotherhood was compulsorily disbanded in 1894. 2004 G. Weightman London's Thames (2005) xii. 58 ‘Fellowship’ porters dealt with corn and other goods measured by ‘dry weight’. extracted from fellowshipn. < as lemmas
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