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... ,11. large ?? Nc. 6-. in QUEEN L SIREET, possessed hv the iate William Tail, Estj. -.dvceatr, consisting of dining-room, parlour, two drawing- rooms, and thirteen other rooms, kit. hen. scullery, and wiuc cellar fitted up with catacombs within the liouse ...
... witnefs's going home to dinner, Friend followed her again, and faid : — It was not worth while to fay any thing out that the maid was dead, for he liiould have a crowd of people round Vue door, 'an-1 he meant to get a coach to carry her in, for that tic ...
... UPPERKIRK- th 1 OATE, which belonged to the deceafed Mr cx Iofeph Simpl'on. Thc principal houfe collfifts of a kit- vy -hen, parlour, and two bed rooms, on the ground Je -onor; dining room, drawing room, large bed room, in nd light clofet, on the firil floor; ...
... from an advettisnntnt ; 'bat it may be just ■rt -■■-.' oif ' te.-h, 00 -,.0 ?? i ftuafe Iffta 1 fuil v.ew even to the parlour windows. The House may be seen every day from 12 to 3 to anp'v to Thomas Cranrtourr, W. S. Ne. :-„ North Castle Street. Vfot ...
... BENEFIT OF' ARWO O or On WenNESDAY Evening next, ApriI29, Ml presenred, the CoNeov of (bo W IV E S A S T H E Y W E R E5 AND MAIDS AS THEY ARE At the End of the Play will be sung, THOM- X SON's admired Ode of RULE BRITANNIA, with twe Additional Verses. - ...
... BENEFIT OF M.Rl WOODS. On WEDNEsDYv Evening next, April ap, will be *be presented, the ComElov cf th- WIVES AS THEY WERE, Bt AND MAIDS AS THEY ARE. Pi At the End of the Play i be sung, THOM- th SON's admired Ode of in R1J L E B R I T AN N VI th -WVhith will ...
... which, with the exception of a few trifling- legacies, her whole property wvas devifed to Mirs Elizabeth Bodkin, her waiting-maid, and Mr Stevenfnn, a fruit merchant in Philpot lane. Mr Ste- venfon's fon foon after married Betty Bodkin, and they entered ...
... Maids, prsis'd and flatter'd all their lives, much when they are Wives; And think when hufbands ceafe palav'ring, That love fouls ! j wav'ring : Then hey for pets, and cold diftrnft. Doubt's fullen brow, and dreams accurft: The game goes on, ma'am's in ...
... two places, in the parlour below. It continued to follow the bell wire in every direation, till it arrived at a fet of bells in the paliage on the ground floor; at the fame inflant it entered the kitchen in two places, threw two maid fervants, who held ...
... dining rooma, 'Z feet, incites, by t7 feet; a drawitil room J3 feet 4 6ils by i7 fee 6 inches, with a recelts for a Suldha; a parlour, four a excell,:nt bed roorns ;,a bed ciofct, a kitd;eii, a fer- vants and honife-keeper's rouns ; four cellars aiid pan- ...
... the nurfery is ftcure, where, if any thing be heard from the maids, but abfolute, downright nonfenl'e, is either frightful llories, or fuch as I am by no means inclined difcourage—ln the parlour, the child is as feture as in the nurfery. or in no company ...
... e50 are inois. The mulls rmlay be vearly turned to good account, in burn- ing linveton or being fold-there is cooilant dIc- maid for it from the neighhoourlmod. The w.hole property aboarids with liolieflone, reckuned the be& in Buchan. There are two quarrics ...