| Nagsman |
A person who schools horses, usually for his
employer
|
| Naperer |
Royal servant in charge of table linen |
| Napier |
Naperer |
| Narrow Weaver |
Weaver of ribbons, tapes, etc |
| Navigator |
aborer building canals or railways |
| Neatherd |
A cowherd |
| Necessary Woman |
Servant responsible for emptying and cleaning chamber pots |
| Necker |
Worker responsible for the feeding of cardboard into the machine
the makes boxes |
| Nedeller |
Needle maker |
| Netter |
Net maker |
| Night Soilman / Nightman |
One who emptied cesspits, ashpits and backyard toilets |
| Nightwalker |
Watchman or bellman |
| Nimgimmer |
Doctor |
| Nipper |
Lorry boy, a young person employed by the carter or wagoner
to assist with the collection and delivery of goods |
| Nob Thatcher |
Wig maker |
| Noon Tender |
Guarded the goods on the quay while the officers were a lunch |
| Noterer |
Notary |
