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This is the first occasion on which the hatter has arisen.
I hope that, like the hat industry, it will soon rise like a phoenix from the ashes—come on the hatters, as they say.
They do not look up a hatter.
Hatters and bootmakers—and bookmakers too for that matter—and all kinds of other people may go on strike, and the strike may be very general but not coercive.
Their bodies absorbed mercury, and after several years of making hats, the hatters developed violent and uncontrollable muscle twitching.
It was a dirt roadbustling with the noise of taverns, tin shops, blacksmiths, cabinet makers, coopers, saddlers, wagon makers, tailors and hatters.
He learned the hatter's trade and worked at it for some years.
She was then hired to wait on a hatter and his wife, who kept such different hours that she had no chance to sleep.
The census of 1843 indicated a variety of occupations, including hatter, milliner, seamstress and tailor.
He received a very limited education, and was employed as a hatter for three years and then became a carpenter and contractor.
Consequently, public health campaigns to prevent tuberculosis spreading from the hatters into the wider community tended to eclipse the issue of mercury poisoning.
In the late nineteenth century, a pressing health issue among hatters was tuberculosis.
At an early age he left his studies, and was apprenticed to a hatter.
We must keep our brims curled up because long ago hatters did not know how to stiffen a brim.
They tried to establish a hatter business, but it soon failed and went into bankruptcy.
