Raffles smeared vaseline upon the plated parts of his Beeston Humber before starting, and our dear landlady
cosseted us both, and prayed we might see nothing of the nasty burglars, not denying as the reward would be very handy to them that got it, to say nothing of the honor and glory.
WHILE fulminating against Paul Brannen's "
cosseted lifestyle" in the European Parliament, I wonder whether your correspondent Peter Curtis (Journal Letters, May 5) could explain to us why Nigel Farage and his acolytes have, for many years now, continued to share that same
cosseted lifestyle courtesy of an institution which they - and Mr Curtis - despise.
I can understand of course that in the view of the
cosseted wealthy the difference is not so stark but if democracy is to thrive in Britain everyone must share in the benefits.
THE
cosseted throng of Welsh assembly members that populate their luxurious work (maybe the wrong word here) place should be made to publish a full list of the employees and their responsibilities.
Mattie and Maya are cousins, and Mattie--considered sensible and reliable--is used to looking after Maya,
cosseted and over protected by her mum.
They just become
cosseted part-timers and a blatant affront to real long-serving members of the armed forces.
Many figures have been bandied around for Pogba, with his agent Mino Raiola claiming only a fee in excess of u200 million would see Juve part company with their
cosseted star, Tribal Football reported.
A
COSSETED American undertakes an epic odyssey across Africa and through the Middle East that leads him to join the Arab Spring in Libya.
Showing themselves up YET again I'm A Celebrity shows just what a bunch of whining
cosseted fools these so-called celebrities who inhabit our screens are.
COSSETED (3.50) can make a mockery of her handicap mark by winning on her first try in Listed company at Newbury today.
Once more, safely
cosseted in their air conditioned offices, the paper-shufflers, without any sense of irony, continue to look for cuts elsewhere.