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... finoke. There are in the parlour floor, a large dtning room, a fmall waiting parlour, a fmall light roam, with abeel in it, a light pantry, and a lobby. — On the tirfl floor, a drawing rcom, ahandfome dreffing room or parlour, and a bed room, with a light ...
... Tanne,; Freeman, Mr S.qipfon ; Kingfton, Mr Csartcri* ; And Philip, Mr Hollin'gfwoi-rh. I.ady Charlotte's Maid, Mrs Mountforr ; Daily Bab's Maid, Mrs Tar- hctt; Cook, Mrs Chartcris ; And Kitty, _ Mrs KNIVETON. _LtN&s in ?? comrrt of k/kc-LT-WTKT, ' To ...
... e^Wiatersen, j^g?^ L m Theatre Royal, Bath, being her fust appearance Annette Miss F.KEMBLE. ! Savoyard, - Mts BRAMWELL. Maids, Mrs EEW & Mrs BLAND. ..tMisHaller, - - Mrs KEMBLE. I , TpILOCUE by Miss F!=HF.R, from the Theatre Roy- I 'l -i- Chester ...
... eaft iitle of George's ?? Square, Co/lifting of a dining-room, drawing-room breakfaft parlour, four bed chambers, houfekeeper's room' kitchen, appartments for men and maid fervants-, with a large' back area, coach-houfe, and ftable for foui horfes. For p ...
... must understand dressing all kinds of made dishes, Soups, and making pastry, preserves, and pickles. A plain cook and kitchen maid are kept to assist her ; but the Housekeeper has the management of the kitchen, and must be capable of sending up large handsome ...
... the fuhfeription fhall fucceed fo far, he propofes to bring from England, compleat fervants tot teach cook-maids, chamber-maids, and laundry-maids id perfeftion, fo that fubfcribers wiil have always a certainty of having fervants compleatiy taught the different ...
... ,elf*, . Dancan ?? In-.-eraray, . J-.hraJ Hr.ll. Tharf., . D-nsld Rcbefnn. ln-0c, ?? . Tho.nas Giiz-an. Foi t William, . D maid Marpkerfon- Peebl- ; . John Rober-.f jn. Selkirk, . . :-.,i,lrew Hcr-derfon jun Galan.ielss, . \v-i!!iarn Craly. At all which ...
... commodious. There are in the parlour floor, a large dining room, a finall waiting parlour, a fmall light room, with a bed in it, alight pantry, and a lobby. On the firft floor, a draw-ing room, a handfome drefling room or parlour, and a bed room, with a light ...
... Toupee, fo much admiied in London tor its elegance, lightnefs, | }V \ eale, that a Lady, with or without the affiiiancc of ller maid, may I Itefs berfctf. I Makes alio all forts of Cult-ions and Ornamental Hair, in the neattft . putter. t j N. B. Thofe Ladies ...
... kitchen, a fmaU fining room, a parlour, and two bed rooms, * ceibr with catacombs, a milk-houfe and a laundry. On the fecond floor are three good bed rooms, and 3 genteel drawing room, abovt them arc two bed rooms for maid fervsnts, and above the laundry ...
... of ?? f nn trs iiCi-erted. B^t : -'It ?.'«. l Wvti,- Pretexts, 'he ea- A Thomas Morton, .i -. a. WIVES AS THEY WERE tnd MAIDS AS THEY* before .a, , when the .^aie eommesccs. Catalogues r.t the place of fale. On Saturday tuili be FuMi/bel, E v W 11.1 ...
... Kelly; And Clown, Mi* HALLION. Mother Shipton, (with Songs, in cliaraifier) Mr FOWLER. Pantaloon's Wife, Mrs Mountfert; Dairy Maid .Mrs^Charter..; And Colnn-d.-ne, Mrs TANNLI T. A new Hc.nting Song, by Mils FARREN. *n the coutfe of the Pa:-tomimt, aniongll ...