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... PLEASE NOTE! Please Withdraw my advertisement as gardener. head, from your papers, as I am now suited, and oblige.**—R. Frensham Place. Farnham, Surrey. Advertisements in serted in four papers 20 words. Is.; three tiroes, 2«. fid. Address Advertisement ...
... ▼ ▼ PONY for little boy of six; must not be more than nine hands; price about with full particulars, to Mis. Pearson, Frensham Place, Farnhani, Surrey. VESICO SUDORIFIC is a most famous remedy for horses! No blemish! no tying the head! no rest needed ...
... the death of Countess Seilern, wife of Count Charles &diem, who passed away on Sunday morning after a short illness at Frensham Place, Farnham, Surrej. A issZaiscts has been arranged between Lord Stavordale, only son of the Earl and Countess of Ilchester ...
... mailman. Mr. Harbord has been at Breen Hoathly for years. Mr. C. Firebrace. of Danehuret, tckfield, is the new owner of Frensham Place, a charming mansion neer Farnham, and it is understood that he will enter into residence shortly. Mr. Charles Cecil Cape ...
... cows; age single; good reference.— Rome. Norfola Dairy. Bouthwlek. Bosseg—* GARDENER (Head Working).-E. J. Thai. Esq.. Frensham Place. Farnham. Surrey, highly recommends K. Coombe as above where several are kept; highect credentials; life experience; age ...
... three years' excellent reference.-Shaw, 11. Jubileeterrace.. Groev—or-roed. __ _ GARDENER (Head Worklngl.-E. Thai. Esq., Frensham Place. Farnham. Surrey, blskly recommend* B. Coombe aa above where are keel; hlfheet eredentiaU; life experience; age M; married ...
... GOLF AND TENNIS AT 82. Madame Deschamps., a French lady, who on Friday concluded a two months' stay at Frensham-place, is in her 82nd year, and with &seem:ants who accompanied her to England there have been as many as four generations under one roof at ...
... with things, and when mother and saw photograph of my husband the Glenwood Races, with ' the house party from Sir Hubert Frensham's place/ in a picture paper this morning, we just thought it was high time someone made a move . . . Don't blame me, Arthur. ...