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MR. MERRILEES’ WILD OATS

... MR. MERRILEES’ WILD OATS. MR SIMON MERRILEES, confectioner and tobacconist, of Bycross, Kent, was a homestavind” man; not, indeed, tied to anv woman’s apron-strings, for’ he was a bachelor of fortv-five but bound by the chains of necessity t serve long ...

Published: Saturday 23 December 1916
Newspaper: Sheffield Weekly Telegraph
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 713 | Page: 8 | Tags: none

Wit hotUKwil – requ-rcd.—Adcxwe £*

... The Aveoue, Roundha;. ——— tng; G (00D e@king General wanted; no work; pis, Lae i; no waeb i EE . — Apriy Fi little a. NV “Golden Lion Hotel, Lower ANTED, Stillroom-Maid; good wages—Apply, at + ea rer Gar LNERAL for Baircom Work; widow not objected to; ...

Published: Wednesday 04 October 1916
Newspaper: Yorkshire Evening Post
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 581 | Page: 2 | Tags: none

HOW TO AVOID INCOME-TAX

... country!: oarlv riser: tall, nice appearance: some training; all found; uniform; send photo. Mia* Warfie, Becketts Croft. Maidstone, Kent. SITUATIONS WANTED. loords dd. ; jpj. per yard after. T CLERK would help oMßee few hour* exoepted Bet>d fuß TO LET .-rr ...

Published: Saturday 13 May 1916
Newspaper: Leeds Mercury
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 808 | Page: 2 | Tags: none

SHEFFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH- HONDA

... brought up in the traditions of Haddon Hall, with a flair for things artistic and beautiful. Freak Boots Discarded. Russian topboots and other fashions in boots and shoes for women arc not to be encouraged this season, for the bootmakers will have their hands ...

Published: Monday 24 January 1916
Newspaper: Sheffield Daily Telegraph
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 1577 | Page: 6 | Tags: none

DOMESTIC SERVANTS WANTED

... girl preferred; tvlercncea—Apply MHJiiat. 17. Ti.iace. WANTED ut once. Under BOOTS: must have (rootl references.—Apply Manager. Golden Lion Hotel. South Shields. * SECOND BOOTS wanted; good permanent post tor willing youth.—Halt Potter. Hydro., tiraugoorer- ...

9 1916 CITY SPECIAL EDITIOR MORE I8IHES DEFENCE AGAINST ZEPPS v VPV Interview With MrTennaht THREE MURDERED ..

... HESSLE ROAD PICTURE HOUSE (Adjoining West Dock Avenue) THE POPULAR HOUSE TO-DAY (THURSDAY) FRIDAY & SATURDAY The Girl of the Golden West POPULAR 2d 4dt 6d 3 Continuous 6-80 I0-4S NATIONAL PICTURE THEATHE TO-DAY (THURSDAY) FRIDAY SATURDAY Sensational Great ...

Published: Thursday 09 March 1916
Newspaper: Hull Daily News
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 1765 | Page: 4 | Tags: none

DOMESTIC SERVANTS WANTED

... Also lately.— Hote.l. Hull. WANTED onoe. experienced WAITRESS, forRestaurant- also Under BOOTS; must hare good references.—Apply by letter. Managerear. Golden Lion Hotel. South Shield*. HOTEL (Leeds!.—Wanted, commorcia! room A ITR ESS* keep own 6ilver ...

DOMESTIC SERVANTS WANTED

... • 1.: £5O. baby ruontirt-: Mctrfc. S-lioo!rcvni-nuid».—Agency. Derby want'-d; £Z4; good referent*.-Apply. »» afto.JVi\tron.golden Hospital. **.;»-d. W aitb ton** experience: * d «»W.-02j, Tar Pot-. Locd«. f C> I..MM. .. I '.-n'-- *■>: - •••> ...

WAR OFFICE AND POTATO

... one day rest per week, usually Sunday, was allowed Germany. THE ALLIES' COMMUNICATIONS IN GREECE. Commander BELLAIRS (U., Maidstone) asked tho Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs whether the pledgee given regard safeguarding Allies' communications the ...

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... Mopping same Urofevt-oor liotel. \NI> ! • !>!.-1 (LTD). STIM.I.T. Attendance ever? M»d • 1 . it, and 24. 2to 7. and SERVICE BOOTS.. '• fjti N pattern aoil K • » \\. Place, l.eedr ; N RGKXTLY WANTED TO HELP—You »■ ar. -.i U fit join Arrr . . an-e are ...

DOMESTIC SERVANTS WANTED

... experienced HOUSEMAID: 2 Mnt. Maurice Dobaon. Rombold House. Ilkle>. f WANTED. Apply experienced Single-handed „HOU; Stanning. 63. Kent Road. Harrog HOUSEMAID wanted, need not bo experienced JL Mrs. Campbell. Eldon Royd. Bradford. HOUSEMAID wanted: good needlewoman; ...

THE YORKSHIRE POST, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1916

... yester. day afternoon a meeting of the War Committee of the Cabinet. Lord and Lady Ravensworth yesterday celebrated their golden wedding at Ravensworth Castle, Gateshead. Tbev were married St. Paul's, Knigbtshridve, of which his Lordship's father, the ...