The
higgler to whom the hare was sold, being unfortunately taken many months after with a quantity of game upon him, was obliged to make his peace with the squire, by becoming evidence against some poacher.
The sustainability of small-scale farming cannot be realized without the dynamic marketing network of women
higglers. Durant-Gonzalez (1985) emphasized that higglering is a primary role of achievement for rural women.
Bell X1 - With The Academic, Festival Big Top, [euro]35 The
Higglers - Monroe's Live, [euro]8 The SoulJazz - Roisin Dubh, [euro]22/24 The Pipes, The Pipes - St Nicholas' Collegiate Church, [euro]18 The Clandestinos - Seven Bridgestreet & The Loft, [euro]5/7 Mundy - Monroe's Live, [euro]20/22
The Shepley
Higglers are a part of the village's history, known for travelling the country carrying samples of woollen cloth from the local mills, measuring their customers before returning to Shepley to cut it.
The tables indicate that men were involved in a wide range of activities while females were mainly unemployed persons and informal commercial traders or
higglers.
Higglers in Kingston: Women's Informal Work in Jamaica, by Winnifred Brown-Glaude (Nashville TN: Vanderbilt University Press, 2011, cloth US$ 55.00)
PUBNAMESJOLLY
HIGGLERS * THIS Radford, Nottinghamshire pub is named after the
higglers, who were wandering pedlars who brought dairy produce and poultry to town and swapped them for other goods which they then sold in the country.
Higglers in Kingston; women's informal work in Jamaica.
Higglers, pedlars, tinkers, markets and fairs are discussed and properly integrated into the larger picture.
As the economy has shifted, women working in the informal economy as farmers and "
higglers," like Marta, find themselves unable to keep up with the rising costs of survival.