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... in the jtentcrieil Manner, and found with ail r-'c.efUi: ies, (Tea, ?? and Wine excepred) on the follovwr-* Terms, viz. Parlour Patients, Four Ouineas each; Kitchen P_tients, Three Guinea* each.— — l lie Money to he paid at the Tur.e of Inoculation. ...
... All the neat and ?? Houle hold Furniture, I.inne-n, I Clafs and China, of the Reverend .'l. Alexander Ma- i ham, lateof Maids-Mourton, in the Count) ol ilucks, deeea'-.r!; confifting of i ; our-pofl led— eada, with v.-v, us I'm miniteti Mahogany Chans ...
... a Man Servant, v. ho / has lived T' * in a .enreci Family, ar.d u_.crftaß_l cleaning of P.ate, waiting at Table, _c. Alio a Maid Str* vant, ii»l»c-c^ii lerve up three or four plain Dilhes. ( -j_~l'ifr~ of ' the^iinteiyf thii l^er. _, f~j^ To/f« M^_V-fe ...
... J. Slaty. Bookfelkr, in Warwick. S r ~f\ y^o A Young Perfon, well brought up, of unde- niable Cliarac'ler, wants an upper Maid's Place in a genteel Family ; is fond oi Children, and has had the Small Pox.— Town pr Country wiil be equally agreeable. Letters ...
... the Oocuparion of Mr. Herbert Beaver, deccafed. Tin Hoult if commodious for a genteel Family ; with excellent Cellaring, Parlours, Diripg Room, Bid' Chambers, and Carrets ; good Out- Oft'ces, and a pleafint Cai.lcn, &c. Enquirt of Mr. Holloway, Upholfterer ...
... together wit h any Quan- tity of rich Ta(ture Land, from fix to fifty Acrts.— — The Houfe it modern-built ; has a Hall, two Parlours, a Kitchen and Larder; four exceeding good Bedchambers on the firft Floor, and the like Number in the iecond Story; good ...
... JBpO beletf, and entered upon' aVla_yn^ »_L next, A coniiderable Open Field FARM, of eitlit Yard Lands and s (Quarter, at Maids-Moreton, withia a Mile cf Buckingham in the County of Bucks; occupied by Mr. William Corbctt : It conlifts of two large Farm ...
... J'ailhJ'ul l.umblt Servant, ?? ?? ANTTJr in ?? Family near ▼ V Oxford, ?? Woman Cook, a P^ftiliiuii, a Hcufe- Maid, an.l a>'o a Dairy Maid. No one wili be takeii but fuih as hate the bt-i H Characters, and appear to under- Hand their r -f,>ecti .t Places ...
... both very gcod Markets, on tlic Turnpike Road, late in the Occupation of Sir Henry Parker, Bart. There are/jhree very goe*) Parlours, a Servant * Hall, Kitchen, and, L.r- darai live _.ccd Bedchambers on thefirft Floor, and the like Number uit he fecond; ...
... the Iloufe. Any Peifon qualified at above may hear of a Piace by applying to tlie Printer of this Paper. WANTED alfo, a TOOK MAID at the fame Time, N. B. None netd apply but who can bo well recom- mended for their Honclly and Sobiiety from tlieir laft x ...
... ui HOVSe, in excciding piod ile, ..ir, r.tu.itcil in the High Street, Oppoftte ihe -ln/cl Ina, Olfoidj ci'ilifiinj; of a Parlour and r.itchen, j I '.lll- j Room, and ?? I'ed.hambcrs, (four Stor.ei btgh) 0 d ?? ami c ..nven.ft ?? Inquire of Mr. Hay. 1 ...
... 1769. WANTED ?? a Journeyman 1 .i 1 ; . 'i Pin in! : .a .— .. . (rom ii ' ' *' *a-7 Wi E^TrTmYcTiutly in Oxford j— A COOK-MAID, who 1 m hsvi 1 . • finm hei lafl l'l»ce, an.' 1 n ?? net Bu.'i-rcij fo v.dl ta ?? v 1 t'nf ar . |tf C' re nl Horfii i 1 . ...