Ral. Not by one, Sir, but by a great many; this was a Cheesemonger they fell out over a Bottle of Brandy, went to Snicker Snee; Mr. Bellmour cut his Throat, and was hang'd for't, that's all, Sir. Bel.

As for the precious buff eggs, against which, one time of day, guineas were weighed,send for sixpenn'orth at the cheesemonger's, and you will get at least five; which is just as it should be.

And, for the most part, an ordinary cheesemonger or plum-seller, that scarce[ly] ever heard of a University, shall write much better sense, and more to the purpose than these young philosophers, who injudiciously hunting only for great words, make themselves learnedly ridiculous.

Had it been committed at a layman's house, say a merchant's or manufacturer's, a cheesemonger's' or greengrocer's, or, to go higher, a barrister's, a member of Parliament's, a rich banker's, I should have felt alleviation, a drop of self-pity.

One of the stewards, a Mr. Morris of Morris House, approached Mr. Sim, and said "You, sir, are Mr. Sim, I believe, late grocer and cheesemonger in Carlisle?"

I recognised the face, but could not remember where I had seen it, and it was only after thinking about it for some time that I identified it as that of the cheesemonger who had sold me the cheese on the previous day.

We were living in the North of London then, and she had a young man, a cheesemonger, who kept a shop in Lupus Street, Chelsea.

After that, Amenda was enabled to visit her cheesemonger without expense.

Where women were concerned he had what is called "a way" with him, and from the extent and variety of his female acquaintance, and the evident tenderness with which the majority of them regarded him, I am inclined to hope that Amenda's desertion of him (which happened contemporaneously with her jilting of the cheesemonger) caused him less prolonged suffering than might otherwise have been the case.

The tobacconist should have had a crest, and the cheesemonger a war-cry.

My friends the Butcher, the Baker, the Greengrocer (not a very green grocer either), the Tailor, the Shoemaker, &c., &c., all say the same as Yours cheerily, CHARLES CHEDDAR (Cheesemonger).

We are no cheesemongers, to break the shins of a boarding officer among boxes and butter-tubs.