tallyman
tallywoman

Then you also have to know the needs of the tallyman.

So all that has to be discussed with the tallyman.

No, sir: the tallyman is waiting for us to agree on his figures perhaps ma'am could tell him in Spanish.

I noticed it, myself, with more especial observation, at my post of tallyman.

Not you, for you owe more to the tallyman.

He was killed by the Tallyman within the walls of Blackgate soon after.

My father's a tallyman of the coffee dome.

Shall I see the tallyman and the guards?

I was again dressed up in a borrowed boiler suit for the duties of tallyman.

Glennys made sure she was the first one in line to collect from the tallyman who sat behind his barricade.

Reporting on the siege, I came to know—all too well—the man we referred to as the tallyman of the siege.

The ordinary tallyman was there, and Broughton knew him to be careful and accurate.

Next, we were faced with the problem of the tallyman who looks after this area and who uses it for hunting geese.

In addition to the tallyman's work sheets, an informal second count was-provided by the contents of the bucket.

Recently killed Black Mask. Tallyman's mother killed herself and his sister.

The tallyman,' Mum told me, 'slice off the top of the stems of the bunches as they take them in.

A good relationship between the mine, the community and the Cree tallyman family responsible for traplines is leading to improved communication on environmental issues.

A tallyman or woman visited their dressing-rooms with exquisitely embroidered lingerie which they found impossible to resist.

A tallyman is an individual who keeps a numerical record with tally marks, historically often on tally sticks.

The doctor notifies the Board of Health and the epidemics gentleman calls the tallyman, worried about overcrowding.

Harry Belafonte addresses the tallyman in his Banana Boat Song.

Hodzic, the tallyman of the siege, no longer works at the morgue but has built a farmhouse near the old frontline where he breeds sheep.

As usual, Boetie Van der Merwe was the tallyman.

Looking for the Tallyman attracted great critical acclaim in London, Edinburgh and Denmark.

Freight agent was P. Bassett and tallyman was James Murray.