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... hills, Folkestone See= to. have been built on seventy. If you have never reed the story of the witched' meeting at the 81 John Hospice at (the building is still in existence and of the witches' perty in the cellars at ton Hall (near Denton) then you ...
... Coppin, Miss Stainthorpe, Walnut Tree, per H. Watts, Esq. 7s. 6d. —Mrs. Sales. ss. 6d. —Mr. and Mrs. Apps. 5s. —Papermakers Arms, per L. A. Russell. Esq., Gladys and Thelma Peacock, W. S. Taylor, Esq., Mr. and Mrs. M. Relf. W. T. Angel. Esq.. Colin Hall ...
... had to queue up every day . actually formulate his dislike. Eleanore to fetch our iced from the kitchen. We ' slipped a soft arm through his. did a cenain amount of cooking on our These Young things, she said archly, stoves and there was the washing up ...
... Lieut. William John Pearce, R.N.R., who died 1 through war operations. February 7th, 1941, aged 59 years.—Dearly 1 loved, so sadlv missed, bv his loving ] Wife. PEARCE.—A tribute of love and remembrance of our dear father, ] Lieut. William John Pearce, R.N ...
... was wearing. When charged accused said: I was going to take it back to the lady: I only meant to borrow it.” The woollen cardigan was later recovered from accused, who was wearing it. Accused, who had nothing to say, was committed for trial at the next ...
... Country Hotel. 6 miles Tunbridge Weis, ’bus route; good home, wages and tips, all found: fullday every week. —Apply Leicester Arms Hotel. Experienced Farm Worker, permanent employment; wages to suitable man.—Apply Bowen. New Stables Farm. Knockholt. Kent ...
... was necessary. Answering Mr. Harries, witness said thought the culvert had been there for least 50 years. The soil was Arm. Wm. John White, 26. New Town. Uckfleld, who was working in the party, said he saw no danger and was quite content to work in the ...
... congenial work. Aqply John Browns Dairies, 87a, St. John’s-road, Tun Wells. YOUTH or GIRL, age over. 14 years preferred, for news delivery; week-days 7 am.-8 a.m.; Sundays 8 a.m.-9 a.m.; MINIMUM wage 8/- per week.—Cross, 117, St. John’s-road. Tun. Wells ...
... purchaser*. Consult the Local Agency, Station Approach, London-road, Sevenoaks. Telephone 1233 _ , FOR SALE, Vacant Possession, St. John's-road, modern, 6 bedrooms and garage; £3,000 (or nearest)—l62l. Courier, Tun. Wells. FREEHOLD Building Site (about acres) ...
... MAN used cellar and bar work; able to assist generally: live preferred.— Apply Amherst Arms Hotel, Riyerhead. 0, WAITRESS, experienced: live or daily, —Amherst Arms Hotel. Riverhead. C. TRAINEE, male or female, also Youth required for operating box; full ...
... Tonbridge. Phono 307. T 657 WAITRESS or Walter required, permanent post; day ott per week. Apply, with references to Leicester Arms. Pena- hurst. L.14 MRS. GRAHAM'S DOMESTIC AGENCY. 87. Mount Pleasant, Phone ,913. for comfortable Situations; resident or dally ...
... Poster, Nairobi. Dane-cres- • LEG TABLE mahogany ohifformier, cent, Ramsgate. IIHIRMI3 Rent Books, for 1944; oak adjustable arm chairs. reclining DEATHS. a. , Exercise Books, Memorandum chairs, dining and kitchen tables, Boots. Club Cards, Marking Ink ...