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... Tte tables u by the following, or their repewaratadves : The Vicarage, Mrs T H Sidebottom, et Elberow House, Mrs James Sidebottom, of Millbarok I House, Mrs P Broadbent, Mrs Dawson._ Mrs l Moorhens% Mrs B Hurst, Miss Haigh, Mrs D I Gamma', Mrs Cooper, Mrs ...
... with me ne .rides.. that the tender made hoed fide, the mere te be retuned immedi. Maly to the parties triune tenders an elected. bet la the ease of the party whose Waded la adapted le be .etil the gee. Ines be tbinfirlie sitbAram at let IU eriwptance ...
... - --- e.e - attenuate to b w 1111, rebieb make, it en offence i .e.. I. it was very kuul of Mom to gee peewee party would take this housing question . r aishable by • fine to throw orangemeel ou the them savior te tiny desiuminmearr end AAA .give wary ...
... W. HOUSE-PARLOURMAID.-YVANTED. a Good House-Parlour- | maid, where housemaid is kept : small private family ; personal I references ; wages £18.— Mrs. Marshall, The Chimes, High-road, ' Streatham. 1 HOUSE-PARLOURMAID WANTED: wages £22 : also HOUSE- ! ...
... acres : trees in full bearing; income about £400; substantial house of seven rooms surrounded by verandah, bath-room, kitchen, and sta- bliug for tliree horses, coach-house, packing-house, labourer's cottage; good supply of water ; horses, waggon, and ...
... | i HOUSE-PARLOURMAID (Thorough) WANTEDat once; small family, three other servants kept, also boy: age 22 to 27; wages £22.— Aprly personally, beforo two. or send photo, Rosslyn House, Kew ?? | i HOUSE-PARLOURMAID WANTED for small family, house- ! maid ...
... this meeting. IT.—Rry•stration work proved highly successful to the Un , enist party, the gains in the revision court being higher than for some years peat. The Liberal party carried on this work in the Northern Division far less keenly than in former years: ...
... Parlourmaid, ?? : Parlourmaid, £■._.'. : Parlourmaid. _t.2l : Parlourmaid, |£20-£22; House-Parlourmaid, £25; House-Parlourmaid, £22- £2 l; House- Parlourmaid, t'2 l ?? £;-'; House-Parlourmaid, £Is. Many otber i Vacancies for Parlourmaids and Hous -Parlourmaids ...
... QUEENS GARDEN PARTY. ! BRILLIANT ASSEMBLY. Her Majesty the Queen held a garden party at Buckingham Palace yesterday afternoon. The event had been looked forward to with great expec- tation, for no party of the kind has taken place at Buckingham Palace ...
... Cardiff ; or A. ?? and E. A. Crow.contractor's auctioneers. Manor House. Sunderland. Telegrams, Crow, Sunderland. Nat. Tel., 731. HOUSES AND PROPERTIES. « STIMSON and SONS' LIST of HOUSE PROPERTY. GROUND-RENTS ?? for PALE for July contains £COO Investments ...
... £24: Parlourmaid, £-2: Parlouiaiiid ?? ■' 1 House-Parlourmaid. £22; House-Parlourruak. UortUU,£y>; Hots- | Parlourmaid. £20; House-ParlounuaiU, £18. .Many . ith r Vata .v-» | for Parlourmaids, £20- £3 O. and House-Parlourmai is. ilc-sl_2.— Ap_iiy personally ...
... D. Jones also addressed the meeting. Quoting from Mr. Chamberlain, he said the Liberal party was the party of progress, but the Conservative party was the party of self-preservation and the support of vested interests. That was before Mr. Chamberlain ...