Definition of Roundsmen

1. Noun. (plural of roundsman) ¹

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Definition of Roundsmen

1. roundsman [n] - See also: roundsman

Lexicographical Neighbors of Roundsmen

roundlets
roundly
roundness
roundnesses
roundoff
roundpole fence
roundridge
rounds
rounds down
rounds of applause
rounds of applauses
rounds off
rounds out
rounds up
roundsman
roundsmen (current term)
roundtable
roundtables
roundtop
roundtops
roundtrip
roundtripped
roundtripping
roundtrips
roundup
roundups
roundure
roundures
roundwood
roundwoods

Literary usage of Roundsmen

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. A History of the English Poor Law: In Connection with the State of the by George Nicholls, Thomas Mackay (1898)
"... of families —Parish apprentices—Friendly societies—Restrictions on the removal of the poor—The law of settlement—Out-door relief—" roundsmen "— Justices ..."

2. Police Administration: A Critical Study of Police Organisations in the by Leonhard Felix Fuld (1909)
"EFFICIENT PATROLLING Unsatisfactory Conditions in American Cities—Attempts at Improvement—"Shoo-flies"—Central Office roundsmen—Police Signal ..."

3. United States Compiled Statutes, Annotated, 1916: Embracing the Statutes of by United States, John Allan Mallory (1917)
"... г at $1200 (d) $ 2400.00 Stenographer and typewriter 1200.00 Clerk and stenographer 1200.00 roundsmen. 3 at 11.200 3600.00 Storekeeper, 1 at $1000 (d) ..."

4. Extracts from the Imformation Received by His Majesty's Commissioners, as to by Great Britain Poor Law Commissioners (1833)
"Mr. Walter determined in 1823 to put an end to the illegal system of roundsmen or stem-men, and he appealed to the Dorsetshire July Quarter Sessions against ..."

5. Annual Report by Manila (Philippines) Municipal Board (1903)
"The police force consisted of 40 sergeants, 40 roundsmen, 500 patrolmen, and 20 volunteer officers on duty with the police department; an army surgeon ..."

6. Annual Report of the Directory of Lands by Philippines Bureau of Lands (1903)
"The native police force: 1 inspector, 1 surgeon, 6 captains, 37 sergeants, 37 roundsmen, and 569 patrolmen. This force was reduced on August 31 to the ..."

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