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... retired to an adjoining apartment, and complained of slight indisposition. At half-past nine o’clock Mrs Palmcrdesired her maid to inform Mr. Sharpe, to whom she was greatly attached, that feeling herself rather indisposed, she should not be able to see ...
... residence in Grosyenur-street, since his re. turn from Ireland. His lordship was yesterday somewhat belter. The Hon. Miss Eden, Maid of Honour to her Majesty, is a daughter of the late Thomas Eden, Esq. brotherof thelaleLords Ancklandand Henley, not daughter ...
... offence bad been'committed.) Witness Uteri the ' htti’lse thronah the back door. afiW little lime.had elapsed wept into tlie parlour /bund Mr. llutilen alone, whom addressed in the foijowipV ?yOrd«— I have yonr ritiulucf—-jtMi to uuitnl fluor par?.** HisMn^wpr ...
... Englishman, a plasterer by trede-iM™- this country)—his name is Woodcock,an j jjd » per week. I was only one wtek at tiD parlour maid and needle woman. This p -Mjdsw to leave from illness, consequence of ter given me, I got anofher place as tiMfoaP* I remained ...
... time ago, and she tells me she Very happy. 1 must now tell you about myself. I was only one week at Sidney till 1 hired as parlour maid and needle woman. This place I was obliged to leave from illness, but in consequence of the good character given me, I ...
... was so annoyed by the fineladyisms of the maids of honour, whom he had occasionally to drive out, that at his death he bequeathed £5OO to his son. on the express condition that he should never marry a maid of honour. The venerable Earl of Egremont arrived ...
... his solicitor and a policeman for his trunks ; it was on July 6th he qsed the expressions to plaintiff ; he came into the parlour between nine and ten o’clock, when were at breakfast; he had before then begun removing his things ; plaintiff, asked if meant ...
... and threw some porter at him; Mrs. English next entered the parlour when deceased followed .Jierand abused her, the quarrel then ceased. At six o’clock ' (h'.thw'evenlng she went into the parlour on hearing Mrs. '•English' cry out for help, and saw her bleeding; ...
... promptly attended, as also Sergeant Reidy and few of the city Police, the flames were quickly subdued. The fire originated the parlour chimney, which a large quantity of snot was concealed. Friday last, two men blackened, entered tbe bouse of Mr. M*Cutchion ...
... Furniture, which is in good preservation, and consists of Parlour, Drawing and Bed-room Chairs, Breakfast, Dining, Work, and Northumberland Tables, Sideboard, Sofa, Carpets, Hearth-Rugs, Pier Cabinet, Parlour Window Curtains, Hangings and Blinds, Book-case and ...
... course of the night; next morning, about seven o’clock, the house-maid came and informed witness that she thought her master was in lit, for be was lying on his back in the back parlour, ; went to him immediately, and fnand him lying ai described, quite ...
... Doonass, or to GEORGE LLOYD, Eaq, Mount Catherine. Doouasa, March 31. laady’s Maid. JUST Disengaged and wishes to obtain a situatioV in Respectable Family as LADY’S MAID, or Lady’s Maid and Housekeeper, a native of Switzerland, and is Protestant—she understands ...