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... Bond, Colwick-road, Nottingham. EKERAL wanted.—Apply W. Taylor, the Greyhound, Spalding. GENERAL at once, age 16 or 17.—Apply Golden Lion, New Fletton. Peterboro'. ENERAL SERVANT for two ladies. Good wages. No X washing.—Mrs. Brittain, Cemetery-road, Sheffield ...
... Kinnianuel-street, Preston; Johij George Cannon chauffeur, 117, Walter-road, New Cross, Glasgow; Arthur W. Hubble, The Llms, Maidstone. Kent; Walter sloutague, chauffeur, /I Kennington-roaJ, London, fc.L.; and Algernon Henry Moreing, 29, Thompson's-lane, Cambridge ...
... R.A.F. crashes. The Rev. John Hunter Watt, Chaplain of Maidstone Prison, who was Rector of Paston-with- Dogsthorpe and Walton (Peterborough) 1924-26, has been appointed Vicar Chart, Sutton, Kent. Assistant Chief Constable of Lincolnshire from 1937 to ...
... J. W. Jewson, Hare and Hounds, Hotel, Wisbech. DARMAID Wanted, experienced young Lady for Hotel Bar. State age and iefs.?Golden Lion HoUl. Peterborough LACKSMITU.? Improver wanted once Country. Corner, blacksmith. South Witham. BLACKSMITH? Wanted, an ...
... Mexico, of a son. ' AjkHD-KTOTT.—At Michael's church, Stamford, the 4tb Jane (by the Re*. J. W. Clarke), Richard Bland, of Maidstone, fourth son of Charles Bland, of Philadelphia, U.S. A. (formerly of Greatford), to Edith Anne eldest daughter of Alderman ...
... passenger, and went down witb the ship. EXECUTION AT Marpstons.—Charles Richard Thomas Watkins, 54, a pi was executed ‘at Maidstone on Tuesday morning for the murder of Frederick Hamerton, his brother-in-law, at on April 5. Billington was the executioner ...
... (Pliin).—Can lady recommend trustworthy per' son. Two other servants. boots or knives. Churchwoman. No objection to widow. Wages £20-£22.— Mrs. Thompson. Buckhuist Lodge. Sevenoaks, Kent. COOK.— Wanted, October 13. in high-class school for little buys, good ...
... for War. Tho Rushden branch of the Boot Operatives' Union received on Friday communication from the War Office, requesting that detailed information should be sent them as to the prices now paid for making A.-my boots. In their reply the branch officials ...
... 20 years after. He had considerable literary power, and published a History and Antiquities of Maidstone, also a Memorial of All Saints' church, Maidstone, where he was once organist. He was a pupil Alfred Angel, of Exeter; S. S. Wesley, and Sir Honry ...
... its contents, which included 50 bags of flour. The shop was slightly damaged. Golden Wedding.*Mr. and Mrs. Somerville A. Gurney, of North Runcton Hall, celebrated their golden wedding on Sunday, and on Monday night they entertained about 120 guests to a ...
... forabovedepartment. State iull particulars first letter. BOOTS — Wanted at once, a Single young Man as Boots. Good references required.—Crown Hotel. Oakham. B OOTS wanted once. Good refs. required.—Apply Golden Lion Hotel, Peterborough. OOTS —Smart, active Youth ...
... —Wanted at once, respectable Youth. Must be good repairer. To live in. Good home and ages.—Boot Stores, Burgh S.O. OOTS (Under) wanted ; also Billiard-Marker.—Golden Lion Hotel, St. Ives. OOTS wanted for Family and Commercial Hotel.— ► Apply Manageress ...