The leather-sellers, pinners, and ironmongerswere happily without the range of the conflagration.
The Ironmongers were both merchants and traders, having large warehouses and yards whence they exported and sold bar iron and iron rods, and also had shops for the retail of manufactured iron goods.
And ironmongers there may be different fromironmongers here.
The ironmongers in large towns then supplied their neighbours in smaller places with the different articles, and numbers of people used to attend different markets, where they kept a stock of goods.
The general run of shops are little better than in English towns of the same size, if we except those of some dozen drapers and ironmongers in Melbourne, and two or three in Sydney, which are exceptionally good.
The ironmongers congregated in Ironmongers Lane; the vintners or wine-merchants were in the Vintry; and the makers of hosiery in Hosiery Lane.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ironmongers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
