Bus boys bear off the crockery as though they were apprenticed to a juggler and were only at the beginning of their art.

There is a shuffling of apprentices in the gallery.

The little page was outside the coach on the step, and a fellow in the crowd aimed a potato at him, and hit him in the eye, at which the poor little wretch set up a shout The man, a great big saddler's apprentice of the town, laughed, and stooped to pick up another potato.

He occupies a position much like that of an apprentice on a ship, and has to work with the men though supposed to be above them in social status.

Mountjoy took as apprentice for six years, Stephen Bellott, a young Frenchman.

My Sundays were spent principally in taverns, playing at dominos, which then was, and still is, a favorite game in that part of the country; and, as the unsuccessful party was expected to treat, I at times ran up a bill at the bar as high as four or six dollars,no small indebtedness for a young apprentice with no more means than I had.

" "Well, then," replied Mathieu, "there must be another apprentice at the wheelwright's.

Authority is given by the act to the justices in sessions to discharge the apprentice from his indentures.

Its main design is rather to benefit the apprentice than the master.

Offences committed by apprentices against any person not connected with the estates on which they live, come under the cognizance of the local magistrates or of higher courts.

The legal adviser of the crown considers the clause active and binding; the special magistrate cannot, therefore, adjudicate on disputes of labor under the eight hour system, and the consequences have been continual complaints and bickerings between the magistrates and managers, and discontent among the apprentices by comparison of the advantages which one system presents over the other.

The shop at Staithes, generally spoken of as a 'huckster's,' where Cook was apprenticed as a boy, has also disappeared; but, unfortunately, that unpleasant story of his having taken a shilling from his master's till, when the attractions of the sea proved too much for him to resist, persistently clings to all accounts of his early life.

I served an apprentice under my father and under a German contractor.

Total of Complaints vs. Apprentices from the 1st to 31st August 1837.

Mr. P. says he finds no lack of interest among the apprentices about education.

[Footnote A: A fine of sixteen dollars for the first assault, and the liberation of the apprentice after a second.]

Following the apprentice into the shop, on the promise of a handsome reward, he instantly commenced his relation.

I cannot wonder you fret after so handsome, so captivating a man as the earl, especially when you are worried to death to marry a common apprentice like Leonard Holt, who is not fit to hold a candle to your noble admirer.

To his astonishment he found numbers of this class who expressed a wish to remain apprentices until 1840.

Accordingly we find some of the staunchest advocates of slavery, men who had been fattening on the oppression of the apprentices up to that moment the first, and the most precipitate, is their proposals of abolition.

Under pretence that hands were wanted to cultivate their estates, the Demerara planters had obtained permission to import what they termed, with a delicacy borrowed from the vocabulary of the African Slave Trade, "labourers" from Asia and from Africa east of the Cape, and to make them Indentured Apprentices for a term of years.

Passing her room, Ulysses noticed there some of his own portraits at the time when he was a simple apprentice aboard a transatlantic liner.

The widow's talent for dressmaking (she had been a milliner's apprentice before marriage), though of a high order, and exerted to the utmost, failed to please.

The Apprentices at the temple of Solomon.

In the Cathedral at Lincoln, England, there is a window of stained glass which was made by an apprentice out of little pieces of glass that had been thrown aside by his master as useless.