- Look up
victualler in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
victualler (pronounced /ˈvɪt(ə)lə/) is
traditionally a
person who
supplies food,
beverages and...
- used. In the
United Kingdom, the
manager of a pub,
officially a
licensed victualler, is also
referred to as the landlord/landlady. In
political economy, landlord...
- John
London (died c. 1770) was an
English victualler or publican. He is the
earliest recorded black person to have
voted in
Great Britain,
having cast...
- was
controlled by law. In 1389 an act of Parliament, the
Statute of
Victuallers and
Hostellers (13 Ric. 2. c. 8)
specified that
hostelers and inn keepers...
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receive a 20%
discount on fees.
Founded in 1803 by the
Society of
Licensed Victuallers (now
operating as the
Licensed Trade Charity), the
school was originally...
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William Mellish (c. 1763–1834) was an
English businessman who was
involved in
supplying the
Royal Navy,
particularly during the
American War of Independence...
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knighted by 1447. He was
elected MP for Kent in 1449. In 1452 he
became Victualler of Calais, and was
appointed sheriff of Kent in 1454. He was born in 1410...
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Licensed Victuallers ****ociations is the UK
trade ****ociation for self-emplo****
licensees in the pub
trade industry. The
derivation is from a
victualler of...
-
Society of
Licensed Victuallers and
adopted the
working name
Licensed Trade Charity in 2004
following a
merger with the
Licensed Victuallers National Homes...
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condition of
supplying food to
those billeted on him by the chief"; "public
victualler". The
surname Beattie is of
Irish origin and
comes from the
Gaelic name...
