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... I\. Lynn, in the occupation of Air. John Clethero, and others; consisting of a neat Dwelling-House, sash fronted, with two parlours, hall, large kitchen, four chambers, garret, a small garden in front, a large yard walled round, where soo chaldron of coals ...
... ASSEMBLY 1 will be at the Bell Inn, on Thursday, the 29th of January, 1801. . , WANTED, in a Gentleman's Family, A Regular HOUSE-MAID, who under- A stalls her business perfectly, and can wad l anc iron extremely ?? must have a good charact.i for sobriety, honesty ...
... extent in offices, yard and garden, in depth. The dwelling-house comprises a front room or parlour, 20 by 14 feet, a good entrance passage and small parlour, a keeping room or counting house, kitchen, pantry, back kitchen, warehouse, and ; store-rooms ...
... byE.M.F. - 3v015.-i-o to 6 — do, Idalia - - - - 2 vols.— o 8 o— do. The Nocturnal Visit, by Mrs. Roche, 4 v. — l 4 o — do. Maid of the Hamlet, new Edit, dim, 2 v.— o 8 o — do . Vicar of Lansdowne, new Edit, ditto, 2 v. — a 8 o — do. Children of the Abbey ...
... book- seller in the United Kingdoms. TWO NEW YEAR'S GIFTS (1801) . For Ladies, Housekeepers, Cooks, Male and Female, and all Maid Servants in general, $_c. &c. PRICE ONLY IS. 6d. MRS. PRICE'S NEW BOOKS COOKERY and CONFECTIONARY,- The cheapest aud most complete ...
... F. ' - - - 3 vols. — o Io 6 — do. I ala - - - 2 vols. — o 80 — do. The Nocturnal Visit, by Mrs.Poc.'e. 4 V. — 1 4 o — do. Maid of the Hr.ml?t, neiv Edit, ditto. 2 v. — o 8 o— do. V:-arofLansdowne,»e-:.J&fir ditto, 2 v. — o 8 o — do. 'hlldrcn of the Abbey ...
... turuj'iko road leading from Sudbury to Bury, in Suffolk, 4 miles from the latter; consisting of an eating-room, drawing-room, 4 parlour bed-chambers, and all eon- venier.t cilices, with coach-house, stables, garden, a !kl any quantity of land that may suit a ...
... floor contains a drawing-room and 6 lodging rooms ; on the second floor 4 lodging rooms ; and on the ground Eoor 1 large parlours, good kitchen, pantries, storeroom, and wash-house, with convenient cellars : also a lead pump and small garden. This part ...
... attendance of the company will be ! esteemed a favour, on account of the number of lyts. WANTS a Situation as Lady's Maid, or Lady's Maid and Housektep'er, in a ' m , v family, A young Woman, who can be well recoai mended from her last place. £>' Letters ...
... Han-wh, bf * . The Snow-drop to Eliza thor of the frrm- 1 * The Rival Sistcis imitaced The Seat of W* - from.the French 1 he Maid of theii-) Stanzas for Vale:- tine's day Mediocriry s »,,r. The Old Beggar, from Mra. Anna, Ann, • Nan. j^ Robinson's posthumous ...
... Hianriah, by.tclfl The Snow-drop to Eliza thor of the Farnirr'i^B The Rival Sisters, imitated The Scat of War from the French The Maid of thjH..y-:^B Stanzasfor Valcntine's-day Mediocrity ?? The Old Beggar, from Mrs. Anna, Ann, Nan, Iv'fl Uobiuson's posthumous ...
... Smith ; The Thief. Anonymous the Music by S. Ball On Aurelia's Blushing, do. Poor little simple rustic The Old Beggar, Mrs. Maid Robir.ivn Mediocrity The Kiss, S. T. Coleridge The Poor Little Gleaner The Sigh, ditto Sam Splic'cm, or the Na-** The Wintry ...