... Apply to A. 8., Mr. Wiseman's, Printer, Luton, Beds, A moderate Premium required PARLOUR MAID WANTED. ‘V‘\.\'TEl), in a GENTLEMAN'S FAMILY, a respeetable person as Parlour Maid, who is competent to undertuke the management of the Plate. For further partienlars ...

... his pipe'!— Maidstone Journal. R \V.\.\'l'H), a highly respectable YOUNG WOMAN, who thoroughly understands her work as PARLOUR MAID, in a GENTLEMAN'S FAMILY. ) Apply to Mns. BROWN, Cauldwell Street. e ...

... down stairs, maid in the front parlonr; she iing,—apparently dusting. 1 ast saw Mias Allen, the dee i as follows: ¢ About seven s on going out of the frons en in Ler night-clothes, at the she asked me for a candle i» went into the hack parlour; was ! She ...

... breakfast;’ she took my eandle, and went o the back parionr; there is a room between the baek parlour and the surgery, but a person might get through that parlour into the surgery. I then went down stairs to the kitehen; it was not more than the space of ...

... for which the fashionable people allow themselves to be plundered after the rate of half-a-guinea a volume. A volume of the Parlour Library at less than one-tenth the price gives ten times better reading. By the way, we find that the meddling Mr. Howitt ...

... however, a verdict of acquittal was given ; but the prisoner was again arraigned, for the wmurder of Caroline Ellis, the servaut-maid, upon the strength of additional evidence, and the witness M’Cabe was considered to be so far inculpated by the new disclosures ...

... Williams and his wife at 12h, 20 ‘ minutes on Sunday morning. Mrs. Williams was | then clearing the shop, and he sat in the parlour | and eonversed with her husband. He saw nothing peculiar in the manner of cither of them at that time, only Williams complained ...

... delight; Ere the evening lamps are lighted, And, like phantoms grin and tall, Shadows from the fitful fire-light Danee upon the parlour wall, Then the forms of the departed Luter at the open door; The beloved, the true hearted, Come to visit me ouce more: He ...

... who last year earned 61,733 | has obtained n reward from his sovereign for n me. | S'réeter, Lisson.grove,” draper. Ifiaac‘ Parlour, Canal. | “e:«llr AV dvvessndn i .l b sacks .. 6370 w with such consummate’ skill, lins been completely | amongst them, and ...

... after much manceuvring, induced the landlady of the Cross Keys Tavern, St. John's-street, to allow her to sit in her bar parlour, under a pretence that she was waiting for a young lady who had engaged a seat by the Luton coach which starts from that inn; ...

... . 3 ~ i | ‘) James). Aboutlo'clock Eliza Chestney, the maid, left Stanficld-hall in a swinging cot, conveyed by a party of men, superintended by Colonel Okes, of the police, and proceeded slowly towards Norwich, where she was expeeted 1o arrive-about ...

... her sisters. On entering the parlour they found everything in confusion, papers lying about, and the desk rifled. The burglars fied on the entrance of the girl, and the young lady with the pistols jumped from the parlour window on 1o the lawn and fire ...