| 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 | labourer building canals or railways |
| NEATHERD | Cow herder |
| 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 |
| NIGHTMAN | one who emptied cesspits, ash pits and backyard toilets |
| NIGHT SOILMAN | one who emptied cesspits, ash pits and backyard toilets |
| NIGHTWALKER | watchman or bell man |
| 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 |
