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... O'Biien Miss Florence Haverleigh Mrs. Courtney Miss Isabel Grey Budgie Ingram Miss Phyllis Blair Miss Walcot Miss Suzanne Perry Maid Miss Pamela Gay thorn e Miss Claremont Miss Mary Allestree Mrs. Ericson Miss Alice Ingram Phyllis Ericson Miss Maxine Elliott ...
... thick of every Jacobite rising of the day. It was at Levens that plots of portentous importance were hatched in the gilded parlour and the toast drunk, To the King over the water. The documents of historic interest, care fully preserved at Levens, include ...
... Jones Miss Chetwood Miss Pamela Gaythorne Virginie (a bonne Miss Marianne Caldwell Lionie (maid to the Princesse) Miss Pauline Francis Hooper (Mrs. Mai pa >s maid) Miss Nellie Sydney Mrs. Malpas Miss Gertrude Kingston The whole of the action takes place ...
... in the twelve month, and motor yarns can never, perhaps, be spun to such perfection as over the crack ling fire of an inn parlour before you crowd on your wraps and turn out into the cold once more. A motoring Christmas then for us all, and if you take ...
... son of the house at breakfast one morning wishing his- father to give him the marmalade made the request, Please pass the parlour maid, mamma. THE TROWEL AND MALLET USED BY KING EDWARD AT THE OPENING OF KEW BRIDGE These artistic implements were the work ...
... own country. The Cycling Maid. Are bicycles becoming cheaper or are servants' wages increasing The parlourmaid and her cycle have long been a standing joke with the comic papers, but to most of us the cycling cook or parlour maid remains a joke. At Spalding ...
... long-forgotten equine celebrities and a certificate of membership of the Ancient Order of Foresters. We ordered chops. A little maid of sixteen went running up the street to the butcher's to get them. While we waited we studied the prints, the furniture, and ...
... surroundings the inducement to order round after round of drinks in rapid suc cession in order to secure a man's place in the bar parlour will be reduced to a minimum. These new informal public-houses will be so fashioned that they will re semble more than anything ...
... Women Earn £5 to £20 per Week. Thousands are deserting the old vocations as dressmakers, clerks, teachers, waitresses and maids for new, fascina ting and profitable profession of Beauty Culture. You can become an Expert Mani curist, Hairdresser, Masseuse ...
... could claim as a relative, and con tinued to play golf. At Christmas time, however, she did sacrifice a footman and got a parlour-maid for half his wage. It grieved her to find that few people realised what an effort the change had cost her. But people never ...
... Rndll^8 Inl spiral! fou5 tine 'Wonsirndledlo THE HON. MRS. RICHARD BETHELL The Hon. Mrs. Richard Bethell, who is working as a parlour-maid in Lady Ridley's hospital for wounded officers at 10, Carlton House Terrace, is the wife of the Hon. Richard Bethell, who ...
... what's the matter, Mr. Robertson? asked the caller. Before the tailor could reply Mrs. Robertson came in from the back parlour, her apron to her eyes. Wha- what Haven't you he-heard she said between her sobs. The customer shook his head. A dreadful ...