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tide-waiter
ˈtide-ˌwaiter 1. A customs officer who awaited the arrival of ships (formerly coming in with the tide), and boarded them to prevent evasion of the custom-house regulations. Now Hist.1699 Farquhar Constant Couple i. i, These tidewaiters and surveyors plague us more with the French wines, than the war... Oxford English Dictionary
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William Finlay (mayor)
He remained in Albany working as a clerk of customs and a tide waiter and also served as a municipal councillor. wikipedia.org
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tidesman
tidesman (ˈtaɪdzmən) Also 8–9 tideman. † 1. = tide-waiter 1. Obs.1667 Lond. Gaz. No. 194/4 Discovered by some of the Customehouse Tydes-men upon the Watch. 1773 Earl Carlisle in Selwyn & Contemp. (1844) III. 46 Thank Charles for the Tideman's place. 1809 R. Langford Introd. Trade 135 Tides men or ti... Oxford English Dictionary
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Harry Wollaston
In 1863 he joined the Victorian Department of Trade and Customs as a tide surveyor and landing waiter. wikipedia.org
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waiter
waiter (ˈweɪtə(r)) Forms: 4 weyter, 4–5 waytar, 4–7 wayter, 5 waytere, 5–7 waitor, waytor, 6 waighter, waitour, water, weighter, (Sc. vyttar), 6– waiter. [Orig. a. AF. *waitour, OF. weitteor, gaiteor, agent-n. f. weitier, gaitier wait v.1 In later use f. wait v.1 + -er1.] I. † 1. One who watches, or... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Night of Wenceslas
He goes to see Cunliffe, who forwards him a sum of £200 to tide him over until such time as he can begin to enjoy the fruits of his new estate. His waiter Josef attempts to drug him, and while Nicolas pretends to sleep, Josef finds one of the Norstrunds and starts to cut it open. wikipedia.org
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Gino Corrado
Fazil (1928) - Sultan's Messenger (uncredited) Prowlers of the Sea (1928) - The Skipper The Rainbow (1929) - Slug The Iron Mask (1929) - Aramis Tide (uncredited) Scarface (1932) - Waiter at Columbia Cafe (uncredited) Careless Lady (1932) - French Hotel Waiter (uncredited) This Is the Night (1932 wikipedia.org
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Stephen Lerner
Lerner’s grandfather began his career in America as a waiter in New York and later became a restaurant owner in Miami. Taking the Offensive, Turning the Tide (1998). A New Labor Movement for the New Century. wikipedia.org
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Mayday (2021 film)
Ana is abused by the cruel head waiter. She is attacked by the head waiter, now dressed as a soldier, but manages to escape. wikipedia.org
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Stephen Carkeek
cargo) and tide surveyor. On 7 February 1842 Carkeek was ordered to move to the newly established settlement of Nelson, promoted to landing-waiter and sub-collector of customs ( wikipedia.org
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George Carney
(uncredited) Music Hall (1934) - Bill Easy Money (1934) - Boggie A Glimpse of Paradise (1934) - Jim Bogsworth Hyde Park (1934) - Joe Smith Flood Tide Taylor Land Without Music (1936) - Prison Warder Some Waiter! wikipedia.org
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Olaf Hytten
Fu Manchu (1930) - Deacon at Wedding (uncredited) Grumpy (1930) - Keble Playboy of Paris (1930) - Nightclub Waiter (uncredited) Along Came Youth (1930 Consolidated Press Photographer (uncredited) Conquest (1937) - Conspirator (uncredited) The Great Garrick (1937) - Ambassador in 'Hamlet' (uncredited) Ebb Tide wikipedia.org
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Mitchell Lewis (actor)
Suleman the Strong Tenderloin (1928) - The Professor The Hawk's Nest (1928) - James Kent The Way of the Strong (1928) - Handsome Williams Out with the Tide 1944) - Third Man Outside Barber Shop (uncredited) Main Street After Dark (1945) - Plainclothesman (uncredited) The Picture of Dorian Gray (1945) - Waiter wikipedia.org
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Charlie Applewhite
Applewhite then received an offer to become a singing waiter at the Studio Lounge in Dallas. Other popular recordings included "Ebb Tide", "I Could Have Danced All Night", and "I Love Paris". He released singles for MGM Records in 1956. wikipedia.org
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Murder of Alexander Montgomerie
John Brown, tide-officer or tide-waiter (a customs officer who boarded and inspected incoming ships) at Saltcoats, gave evidence that on the day of the wikipedia.org
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