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... began to regard her protegie with looks, if Rot of suspicion, at least of perplexity. It was plain that the old difilculty of a maid and her lovers had begun to cast the shadow of estrangement between the Mends. There had been silence on both sides for dame ...
... ed on Collier Lad if he was present to come and receive his prize. He made an awkward bow to the audience after the little maid chosen for the task had slipped the gorgeous velvet bag containing his prize around his neck, and he stumbled, rather than ...
... sailed on Collier Lad if he was present to come and receive his prize. He made an awkward bow to the audience after the little maid chosen for the task had slipped the gorgeous velvet bag containing his prize around his neck, and he stumbled rather than walked ...
... by ! George Bernard Shaw, the caste being as • follows : Dolly Clandon • Valentine (a Dentist) Mr. Cecil Blount. Parlour Maid , Philip Clandon • .. Mr. G. P. Langton, Mrs. Clandon Miss Honoria Vansittart. Gloria Clandon ..Miss Eve ...
... Davis, and others, a comedy, Between the Soup and Savoury, will be performed, the cherseters being: —Cook, Mrs. Belt: parlour maid, Miss Liardet kitehen tumid, Mime W. G. Davi& An address on '' Invasion and How to Meet It will follow by Commander Down ...
... conicity, iietween the Soup and the 1 Samar , the characters being as follows: CoulZ, Nlrs. Ayers Stead; parlour maid, Miss Liardet ; kitchen maid, Miss W. G. , Davis. After an address on Invasion I and How to Meet It bv Commander On Sgtorday last the ...
... 30. ADMISSION :• —l/3, 1/-, 9d., sd. (Tax iacluded). Children Half-price Friday Evenings only WANTED experienced HOUSE-PARLOUR. MAID, two in family. Apply Mrs. Cowie, The Old House, Chudleigh. IMPORTANT NOTIC€ I I will forward. post free, one largeboatal ...
... glance pr.lud. You want to n• because nay atep-raother—t Not at all. I druet if it's straage but when you came into the parlour un C'hriotoisa Eve I knew you were the r for me. Ii 4 strange—and ridientions, Nellie ilecl ared . I think not. My over ...
... • TIME DRIVING; small remneerailoo.— Apply Mason, Rosemary, PISS HUI, Ckulleigli. W ANTED, Situatiou to be as HOUSE and PARLOUR MAID In Cluidleigb.— Apply Orly House, Quidlelgh. TO LET, TRIMS UNFURNISHILD ROOMS; a every coavealeace.—Apply Upton House. ...
... APPRENTICE to the v PRINTING TRADE. Apply ORIN of this Paper. GENERAL MAID Wanted, Plain Cooking. Apply 8.C., Office of this Paper. EQUI RED at end of February, COOK and riUUSL-PARLOUR MAlD.—Apply Mrs. Kotbtl, Farniborougb, Cnudleigh. from Heat!Auld Guest ...
... \AI ANTED, an APPRENTICE to tbe v PRINTING TRADE. -Apply Mos of Paper. WANTED, Expeneaced HOUSE-PARLOUR MAID. lover 25; 3 lo family; labour- Ulla,/ Douse. Apply Mrs. Plan, Ilfaddoo Hotels, Mutilate). I. OR SALE, HOUSE, 42 NEW EXETER oTRk.ET. CHUDLEIGH ...
... 011 as el this Paper. . r 003C-OZNUAL and 811011111-PARLOUR foe Leaden and Dasenar, Simms at ?rends; soma asporiamaa preferred I pod asseadal ; sway asesiderallan and rum for to Ms Old VOUNG LADY maid Teach Md. A years ; Olorsisgs ; Des IV, Ms of this ...