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In a world without butlers and liverymen and cooks, the babysitter is the only domestic employee most of us will ever hire.

The kooky inventor of a horseless carriage rivals a banker’s son for a liveryman’s daughter.

I turned the former liveryman’s quarters, with its terra-cotta floor and stenciled walls, into my office.

It is 400 years since James I signed a royal charter decreeing that liverymen from the City of London should be among the English colonisers of the strategically useful port of Derry.

Orig., an officer appointed to look to the goodness of ale and beer; also, one of the officers chosen by the liverymen of London to insect the measures used in public houses.