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mercery
[ mur-suh-ree ]
noun
British.
plural merceries.
- a mercer's shop.
- mercers' wares.
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As the Rambler returns, again traversing Mercery Lane, there may be noted on the leftâNo. 14âa respectable Butcherâs Shop, now in the keeping of Mr. Cornes.Â
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Richard Leye thought that the reason why no gold or silver was brought into England, but, on the contrary, that which had been in the kingdom was exported, was this, that the realm expended too much on merchandise, such as grocery, mercery, furs, etc.
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Fairs April 8, 9, 10, linen drapery, mercery, toys, &c.
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My boy," added Mr. Wall, laying his hand on George's shoulder, "you have a marked distaste to the mercery business.
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This is mercery of the eighteenth, and no earlier century.
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