Meanings of packman in English

They employed Mr Vaughan as a packman, to transport their goods.

You're an active packman, for they tell me you're never off the road.

However, private mail still goes by packman or common carrier.

I'm a truthful man, but I'll lie like a packman if I'm asked questions.

A packman was leading a train of donkeys inside.

I'll lee like a Scotch packman, and the Father o' lees could do nae mair.

Do you think that a cavalier's arm is to be bought like a packman's ware.

Where is that damnable Scots packman?

Out of the gig came the sack, and out of the sack speedily came the packman's erstwhile acquaintance, Jock.

I will now turn in, father, to be ready to send off the fish as soon as the packman comes.

He thinks Beaufort's loyalty is to be bought like a packman's ware, or bullied out of him by ruffling words.

A packman whom I thawed yesterday at my kitchen fire tells me that last Sabbath only the Auld Lichts held service.

I met an old packman on the road, and he tells me there are some persons in this village of my name.

Dandy Jim, the packman, was a young fellow who wanted more than evil weather and a dreich, black night to depress him.

That very night twelve months ago the packman was murdered at Broken Buss, and Easie Pettie hanged herself on the stump of a tree.

Timely warning was thus often given by a returning packman to a feeble and unsuspecting settlement, of the perfidy and cruelty meditated against it.