0 someone whose job is selling cloth, pins, thread, etc. used for sewing, or a shop where these things are sold --
His father was a linen draper and haberdasher.
Why does it matter if a fishmonger, butcher and haberdasher with a bank attached has a corrupt ownership, because the corrupt ownership is also the shareholders?
Take a house the normal rental of which, when used for the business of a haberdasher or any other business, is £100 a year.
You never speak of a speculative haberdasher or a speculative ironmonger.
Haberdashers' has approximately 810 pupils in the school.
Haberdashers were initially peddlers, sellers of small items such as needles and buttons.
The haberdasher's story was corroborated when he produced a second, identical hat which was still in his stock.
In the late 18th century, the buildings enclosing the monastery were rented out to the haberdashers.
