... woman required as silver-maid; wages £30, all found.—Apply n’s Hotel, Cheltenham, M331 ENERAL wanted, two in family G level kitchen.—Write 2709, Exch small house, 0, Chelt, ESPECTABLE_ middlesaged person wanted immediateiy, to look after working man’s home ...

... north of the river also known by the name of the Guilaya. The Russiaus found abandontd limbers, trans- ports, wagons, field kitchens, and parts of guns. The air is full of the stench of dead left cattle and decomposed bodies of Germans in squadrons numberime ...

... correspondent saw Dr. David, a@ word of truth in it, nor likely to be.” At a concert to wounded soldiers at the from the O Kitchener Hospital. Brighton, a young soldier rsea Forces, who had rendered dumb from shell shock in France, recovered his speech when ...

... both sides, and Lord Kitchener found his warmest defender in the Prime Minister The debate had a very curious ending. Re- cognising apparently that it would be well te meet the critics, Mr. ‘Tennant announced that Lord Kitchener would be glad to meet ...

... Items, China and Glass, Table Ware, including Old China Dessert and Tea Services, Silver and Plated Goods, ete. ; the usual Kitchen Requisites, ‘ker eel-chair, and a quantity of Miscellaneous On View Thursday Next, 8th June, from 10 izll_4. Offices. Cheltenbam ...

... —Write 2729 Ee c| ho, Cheltenham. to tet at taver' ton, containing sitting- woom, di sitchen, and three bed- rooms, with kitchen g and smal] orchard suitable fe arden, stable, traphouse, required.—App! ly James Procte: r poultry farm if Cheltenham, t ...