“The victualler warmly welcomed the weary travelers to his inn, offering them a delicious meal and refreshing drinks to rejuvenate their spirits.”

“The lines kept getting confused and each time the lighter thought it was freed it turned out to be the ropes of the victualler!”

“As a third generation licensed victualler I have been following the saga of the Wheatley Hotel with a mixture of amusement and incredulity.”

“In February of T776, David Franks secured a contract with the Continental Congress to be the prime victualer to British prisoners of war.”

“Several vendor common victualer licenses were approved for the Sterling Fair.”

“The three-member board, for example, approved common victualer, or food only, licenses that will allow two new restaurants to open up.”

“As was the custom at the time, he went to the house of the poet of Niall to ask for victuals for the journey.”