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... resisting attack, but assuming the offensive with certainty of success Now that Lord Roberts is “to the front,” with Lord Kitchener as Chief-of-Staff, the English people, though disappointed at the iD-success the British arms thus far7display not less but ...
... Peter Kearaley, an employee of tbe Madeley Wood Company, was called down stairs by his son early in tbe morning and found kitchen door standing open, tbe contents of a chest scattered about, and a sum of about £l7O missing from it. Some of tbe money belonged ...
... part of the CHy of London Imperial Volunteers, and that it shall be armed with 12J-p>und gnns similar to those used by Lord Kitchener at Omdonnun. This necessitate further outlay of about £20,000. Col. the Earl Albemarle, of the Civil Service Volunteers, ...
... Shropshire Law Society. Lot 1. A FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 27, North Street, Ca»Ue Fields, rontalnlo* Parlour. Kitchen, Back Kitchen, three Bedrooms. Cellar, Yard, W.C., and Garden, in the occupation of Mr. James Richard Brookes. Lot 2. A FREEHOLD ...
... -Apply to Mr. W. Fact. Builder, on the Premises LET, Lady-day Zant. COUND VILLA, three SUttog I Booms, fire Bedroom*. Attica, Kitchen*. Cellar, Store Boom*, stable. Carriage House ; Church quarter of a mile, StSton. wSaph and taMAFot particular* apply J- Farmer ...
... B-ulro*no Furoiluro—lron and brass be-l-leads, spring, hair, ind went maltressn*. . ud dressing table-, dressini: glasseA Kitchen U- quijiuta, Garden Tools, Plants, and other iIESiSRa. WILLIAM HALL, WATEUIDGE, AM* PRintT. .Us. *BV IStii and :9th. THE UECTOKY ...
... Ealing; four in family; basement —Apply, Mrs. Clifford Jones, London Hoad.' Albans. rod) Wanted, for country; two family; kitchen- V ...
... —Mrs. Lloyd's Registry Swan Shrewsbury: AWT Servants Salted. Kxeellent'Vacancies. Cooks Parlourmaids, tase-rArionnwiida, Kitchen-51?!? ®*?**?'* w * i good referencea aasenli-J Wise Herberr. Ludlow. A reliable Woman, about 40, acenatomed to conj/A trnl ...
... assist with children; good character —Apply. Mrs. Morris. School, Shrewsbury IRf. (strong, reliable) W anted, at once, for tha kitchen: wAshine optional.—State wa-es required and refer •nces. Mr*. Keywortb, Beecbfleld, WUmalow. IRK (respectable. 18) Wanted ...
... R-riAT.-gjth January.—Study. Boudoir. Workroom. { l*lll%, Gla««. Outdoor Kffecis. PfttDii ...
... Chcshirt Daily Kcho, Stockport, gentleman on board the Dunottar Castle, now on its way the Cape with Lord Roberta and Lord Kitchener amongst its passenger*, says “We have about dozen Germans, who, it is said, are going out to assist the Boers, while I have ...
... kept i family two;'goo.| reqnired.—Banmcr, 12. Weat Street. Coogleton. f'OOK (good Plain) Wanted, with good referooee; no kitchen maid; waitress and housemaid kept—Mrs. Owen, Newbolme, Latchford. near Warrington. od Plain) Wanted, and Houte-Parlourmaid: ...