Meanings of warehouseman in English

The warehouseman was nobly indignant, advising an action for assault and battery.

He did not want to be a lawyer or a warehouseman.

But if you ask him what his job is, he says he's a warehouseman.

Before he joined he was a warehouseman at Heal's in the Tottenham Court Road.

One day a shilling was lost from the warehouseman's desk.

She had permitted the warehouseman to hear the facts of her departure from Mrs Garlick's.

A pleasant, courteous voice accosted her from behind as she stood glaring after the chubby warehouseman.

The warehouseman did not ask for Maria's hand.

She could not bear that the warehouseman should suspect her of tolerating even the semblances of dirt.

The warehouseman looked at the sergeant, who shrugged, and then hurried away to see to the balloon.

And he showed the warehouseman the ring he'd taken from the finger of the dead Skraeling on Nova Zembla.

He was born in Croatia in September 1958 and worked as a warehouseman prior to the outbreak of war there.

The tradesman, or warehouseman, or what else we may call him, writes to his correspondent at Devizes, in Wiltshire, thus:-

I also engrav'd several things on occasion; I made the ink; I was warehouseman, and everything, and, in short, quite a factotum.

Whenever this happened, every mechanic and warehouseman abandoned his tools and inventories for a machine gun, to protect the supplies and himself.

Three days after signing the deed I received the money; but in the night the doctor, my warehouseman, emptied the till and absconded.