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... COOK-G Wanted; good wages to capable and willing person; help given; good outings.—Call any evening after 7, or write. Mrs. Grimsdell. Kylintra, Weybridge. ...
... T 2C60 Wanted for two children (own nurseries) : good needlewoman; good reference; also COOK-GENERAL.—Write first. Mrs. Grimsdell, Kylintria. Portmore Park. Weybridge. 1932 TAT ANTED. NURSE, for three children: » » youngest nearly throe: age between 25 ...
... Endsleigh Gardens. Surbiton._ ■VTURSE-HOCSEMaID Wanted, good needielv woman; good reference last situation.—Write. iire. Grimsdell, Kyminua. Nurse-housemaid' Wanted; must have good references; Utile glr! years; cookgeneral kept.—Write, stating nge, experience ...
... have—or what you mean to do.' Mr. Cheamer came forward rapidly, and smart tinsel( near the table. At a nod from Headley Grimsdell. he sicked up the bottle, with the intention of helping himself then act it down, and stared blankly at his friend. ' What ...
... Kiddy, eta, eta CHAPTER IV.—THE ORS. ROOM WITH THREE The w i n d so d rain bad subsided a tittle by th time Mr. Headley Grimsdell got back to the Cudworth Arms. That is to soy, they sided in the moo that, the nein Mod dropped to a mere mongssle, and the ...
... H. Lintott (centre), G. Hutton and Tiller (left wing). The Norsemen.—Cool, H. H. Williams; backs, W. E. Jack and It. E. Grimsdell; halfback,. A. Edwards, 0. Jack and Bush Muhl.; forward , . Waters (sub.) and E. F. Stokes (right J. L. Tate (centre), H ...
... sound was like • thunder-clap; so that when Mr. Cheamer, turning clumsily round, caught his foot against a chair, Headley Grimsdell started and turned upon him savagely. ' Can't you be quiet, you idiot' be cried. ' Everything seems to conspire to give me ...
... reason.' ' What was it? Grimsdell was not an old man or a weak one: was be not capable of looking after himself? Come—what was the reason? too hare already suggested you had one, and that you feared to bite the man ' My friend Grimsdell was very nervous. and ...
... showed good form Ten minutes from time Thompson put on Guildford’s fourth goal and Grimsdell with a long accurate kick made it five Guildford United - Cooper Grimsdell Searby Cain and Gowan Hogg Shirley andi E Rigby Boscombe— Wingham Colebome Matthews ...
... another sigh—' took him away to this quiet place to look after him.' 'Good—much better than I hoped, in fact,' said Headley Grimsdell. ' Now you can leave me; Fve got all I wanted out of you. And—a word in your ear. Mind your behaviour. No tricks—no working ...
... the Bristolians smarter in the forward line they quicker the clever at getting it away were however a defence Hodson and Grimsdell smart and shots which Cooper beaten many a clever custodian tbe best the and it have better received the ball more often ...
... footwork requires little more polish Hemming on wing the his iree kick one the finest the ground it only equalled that which Grimsdell scored in the rab-e match against Wimbledon W brought into the half-back Harrison fit and he played well Cain and Go wan ...