... Inffruments, and this foft, that it moulder’d away at the firft touch. This is the Tea-table Critic ; or Mafter among the Maids. He was Mamma’s Darling His Mamma would never let him learn Read, for fear he (hould get na*tty Cuftom of holding down bis ...

... Lord Walpole, for the County of Norfolk and City of Norwich, will be held on Saturday the 19th Day of October inftant, at the Maid's Head in Norwich; of which all Perfons concerned are to take Notice, and are defired to pay their Rents. James Smith, Attorney ...

... Steward’s Parlour; and where, according to the N thn f>me People luve of Wit, they defned he would be Comical. One ■ o* them laid, if he was a Wit, to be.fine he could tun round 1 the Room, with a red hot Pi ker between his Tceih.—The maid faid, to be ...

... Gentleman's Family, or a Tradefman in laro-e Buf.ncf. fituate at Ballingdon in Efiex, adjoining to Sudbury; coi.ii_.in-T cf two Parlours and a Dining-Room, neatly fitted up wirh Ma; hie Chimney-pieces, a Sludy, Servants-hall, and other Oifices com- plect; l;x ...

... Dewing. To be LETT, Compleatly Furoiflfd. RIDDLESWORTH HALL, in the County of Norfolk; , containing oa the Ground-Floor, a Parlour 30 Feet long, a Prawing-Room, Library, Hall, and other .Rooms ; on the f'irft- Floor, a Din ?? 40 Feet long, feven Bed- Chambers ...

... Language. A very proper Christmas-Box for Servant-Maids. This Day was publifhed, Price is. 3d. fewtd, & is. fid. bound ' 1 he Third Edition, (to which are added, fome plain and verY neceflary Daeaions to Maid-Sei vants in general, & faveral ufeful Tables ...

... things in a^-ut plai 1 Way, either ta ta -c the place of Cook and Chamber- Maid or Cook and Dairy- Maul. ?? There is five, and fometimes iix Cows. It me acts as Chamber- maid, lhe will not be required to waih up ihe dirty Th.ng ...

... a final] Family. A Young Man who underfrands Gardening, ar.d can mow *.~3l Garden-Walks, and manage a liot-Bed. Likewife a Maid-Servant, who usderilands fomewhat of Co. kery, and is expert in domeftic Affairs. They muft be of un- deniable Characters, ...

... w. A Fairer Form, or fairer Mind, •*•**■ None ever knew in Womankind s None ever faw (indeed 'lis true) A more accomplith'd Maid than you. No Wonder then if you infpire In ev'ry Breaft an am'rous Fire. Shou'd Serapht with you fing,— your Voice Wou'd claim ...

... Bethlehem ftiait ah* enlighten'd fhephei.ti ran, To fee the wonder God had wrote for manj And found with Joj'epb and the bleffed maid, Her fon, the Saviour, in a manger laid t Amaz'd, the wond'roaas ftory they proclaim] The firfl apoltles of his infant fame ...

... Banbury in Oxfordiliire, and live from Brackley in Northamptonfliire j confift \i\ S , of a Dwelling-Houfe, witli twogood Parlours a Kitchen, &c. ori the Ground Floor j four Bed' Chambers, and five Garrets for Servants.- ■'»■ Coach -Hoiife and Stable, ...

... Po^ftj 'farmer Gi^ Mr. Lloyd | Ralph (the MiUer'sM)' lf j Lady Sy)_rriore;Mi- Pawefl j Theodo _a, Mifs George § Patty (the Maid of the Mill) Mrs. MWris • fanny, Mrs. Fofter j Millers, by Mefl*. Fofter, M .rtf?, and Fawkes.---— ?? I. will be introduced ...