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... distance from his own door, ir I co:wersing with some friqnds, a gun or pistol was d fired through the window of his back parlour, al vand three slugs w'ere aituallv found in the room, ir 1 the wall of which bore evident marksof the shnt. D ilHis wife ...
... Og^ooleller. '.The hoiife c'n- fifts of a parlour, ,arg diniag:rbom, two bjd-roms, bed-clofet, and kiMthen, with a aiulted cellar, and many otlher .conlveniencies. ' . - 'r , ' ' - Tlie dining- ooimand parlour jare flhinhed in the mo!- aern taIfe, and ...
... OFFItES atid GAR- c T DENS of WOODHILI . The manfion houfe e confifis of two excellent public roonms, fix bed roorms, a parlour or library, and a kitchen. There is alfi` fufflcient accomemodation for fervants, and excellenta cellars adjoiiting to the ...
... in tl~ neiaarbarboad of Aberdean, on a Leaje of 36 rears a/f i. sfartiernar lf. | For further particulars appicartior way t maide to JAkcxander Wetjqer, advocate in .4erdcen. HOUSE AND GARDEN OF CULTER. To be I.et for a few years, or for a year, -'EIE HOUSE ...
... morning. On her firft coming to live with Mr Blights th the family ufed generally to fit in the back parlour,but Li for the lag feven weeks in the front parlour. Mr Patch fr fat in the front room on the evening of the 39th Sept. ai is About eight o'clock he ...
... stiict charge to bring back the money. On his return they spent the evening together, and for the first time in the back parlour, where the deceased was shot. At eight o'clock the prisoner quitted the deceased, and went to Kitchener, and ask- ed for the ...
... WALTON-and the courfe of the Evening, a variety of Songs, by Mr BERRY, Mr SHAW, and Mrs ORGER; ?? Patriotic Epilogue to the Maid of Brillol, Ani1 be fpokeni in charac5ter by Mr FLoWaRDEW. To which will be added, the favourite Farce of THE MIDNIGHT HOUR ...
... On Wednesday the sitting Magistrate found a~ hawker liable in damages and expences, for purr! chasing bottles from a servant maid, which she ; had stole from her master's warehouse. The ser- vant was. dismissed from her service, and would have been sent ...
... successes of the French, and of the fi ght of the e Qneen of P, teslit and family. L' On Saturday night la-t-S an :tempIt ivis maide to destroy, by flue, die premises if Mr 1iasterman, niji ?? Banker, in White H-art coutrt, Lombard Asreet. A. L t bout midnight ...
... mull unavoidably have a good deal of'intercourfe with thofe aznssg whom they are ?? from this fum we de- 'du& for two fervant maids at' 141. a 'piece, including wages, vidiuals, and waihing, 281. for a man fervant; S 1. for a herd during the fummer ileafon; ...
... hall, hourekeeper's roonskitehen wvine cellar,and other convenier :ies, above it contains a dining-room, a drawing-robm, parlour, and fever bedrooms of different- dimenflons, -with Several rclofets and preffes. In the range of offices are Iervants rooms ...
... 2s. A Set of Dances for the -year 1807, Is. AIRS, WlI'H VARIATIONS SweetareourDancingDays,Variatiozis by Voigt, Is. 6d The Maid of Suabia, a German air, Variations by ditto, Is. ThODream, ditto by ditto, ls. The Violet, ditto by ditto, is. Un Palpito ...