Crossword-Solution: TYER 4 letters, 3 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 7

You could get anything as big as a hawser and as small as a sail-tyer done up so ingeniously as to deceive almost any one.

The best 'tyer' in our party, and indeed in the district, was a little, middle-aged woman, who was a diligent, rapid gatherer, and generally the first to finish her handful.

The business of the town is such as the local demands would naturally create, and in addition are the large manufacturing interests, at Ballard Vale: the Tyer Rubber Company, the Stevens Mills of Marland Village, and the Mills of Smith, Dove, & Co., the makers of the well-known "Andover Thread." All these firms have secured such a reputation for their goods that while a period of business depression may lessen the profits it has little effect upon the number of hands employed.

Suddenly he sees the opening for a _coup-de-main_; through his speaking-trumpet he shouts--"_Where are my boarders?_" And instantly rise upon the deck, with the gaiety of boyhood, in white shirt sleeves bound with black ribands, fifty men, the _élite_ of the crew; and behold! at the very head of them, cutlass in hand, is our friend the tyer of canisters to the tails of ladies' cats--a thing which _greatly_ I disapprove, and also the robber of orchards--a thing which _slightly_ I disapprove.

From 1738 the proprietor of Vauxhall, Jonathan Tyer, erected in its gardens a statue of Handel, and this was hardly done when the _Concerti Grossi_ became the favourite pieces at the concerts of Marylebone, Vauxhall, and Ranelagh.