... of Spain has fmt to the young Qtieen Dow- ager to be obferved in her Family, none of her Maids if H.mour are allowed ro f- eak to sny Stranger, except in a Parlour made for thatPurpole, and ?? ot a Gentle- woman, neither are to fee any Officer of the Court ...

... Account fhe m when fhe comes ornrof her Fits, is, That fhe Is cat ned into a Wood, and tormented by 3 Perfons Laft Day a Servant-maid ofthe Duke of Sows fet s oreakmg fome Eggs in order to potcb, mc; of them was another an Inch Diametre, with all tural Shell ...

... feveral fmall Things, with what Gold and Money was in the Houfe. Then throwing a Crown Piece to each of the Maids, and leaving rhe Keys in the Parlour, they got off. This aiay be a Caution to Gentlemen in the Country, to fecure their Chimney-vents againft ...

... drinking°r decanters. —The miftrefs of the *°d maid, being in a back kitchen, y °My efcaped, lome part of the chimnß upon them ; as did a Gentle*ti,j ari who was there for her health, H er filler, by being in the parlour fi re they had bolted themfelves in) at ...

... Decanters. *The Mistress of the House and Maid, being in a back Kitchen, narrowly escaped, some Part of the Chemney falling upon them, as did a Gentlewoman who was there for her Health, and her Sister, by being in the Parlour, (where they had bolted themselves ...

... necefTary preparations the ceremony. After which (he Carantani, who probably did not to what lengths defpair might carry young maid, when love has once on her heart, pleafed himfelf with thoughts of having made her change refolution. He went with an air tr ...

... afraid of men ; which they fucceeded fo well for a time, that I durft not look in their faces, or be left alone with them in a parlour : for they made fancy, that no man ever fpoke but to deceive, or looked but to allure; that the girl who fufFered him who ...

... the poifon was adminillered by the daughter with an intent kill, Mrs Mounteney, Sufannah Gunnel the chamber-maid, Elifabeth Binfield the cook-maid, and Mr Littleton, Mr Blandy's clerk, were-called. Mrs Mary Mounteney depofed, Thar, on the Bth of Auguft ...

... mornim, the young gentleman and his filter, having by their father's orders got into the coach, he called MelifTa into the parlour; where in few words, but with great acrimony, he reproached her with having formed a delign to marry his fon without his confent; ...

... me nothing bit my &.&z*hs anci Ihinkete, ivhich they had no Right lo ?? frem me*. ■ , , la the Days of my Prolptruy I htid a Maid Servant, oe whom i was extremely fond ; and to whom, upon her Marriage with r^ re- putable Tradefman, I gave a little Portion ...

... among the low- eft of the Vulgar. The Sex confifts almoft: entirely of La- dies. Every Joan is lifted into a Lady ; and the Maid and the Miftrefs are equally dignified with this polite Title. The Stage- coaches are conftantly filled with Ladies. At Ba ...

... from the foul Mouths of the Hawk- ers, though at prefent it is known to no Creature living bur her Gallant and her Waiting-maid. As the Talent of Secrecy is oC fo great Importance to Society, and the ncceflary Commerce between Individuals cannot be fecurely ...