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... the Nurseryman:; Prices. Apply to the Gardener at Basing Park, near Alton, Hants. WANTED, in Family where a Boy and Nursery-Maid are kept, COOK. : she mast bring a good Character, understand her Business, cleanly, good tempered, and take care of the lower ...
... win finally excluded the Benefit of the said Dividend. THOMAS CLEMENT, Solicitor. WANTED, in a Family where a Boy and Nursery-Maid are kept, a COOK : she mutt bring good Character, understand her Business, cleanly, good tempered, and take care of the lower ...
... SER-VANTS, WJNsCHESTER, ' part W ATHERE feveral SERVANTS--are now - - A V Wanted; particularly a COOK, DAIRY- Buil MAID, and HOUSE-MAID; alfo a-COOK; wvho fiid will sindcrtake the care of two Cows, in a fimall gea- T teel Family, in the neighbourhood ...
... whix Pf .ited Copies of this Song to be had on Mondayt brie: kveninS, at the Theatre. intl To which will be added of e THE OLD MAID. 416f Thte Performance will be over by Elev4ei, and WateF- artai man attending. of Il BY D£sItiti OF T THE HON. LIEUTENANT-COL ...
... liationed Vef~el. le Third, To Sail round the Red Buoy off the B3ram- of. bles, tacking to the Northwardl, and to fet only Mai;D- |fail, For, fail, and Jib, which are not on any account lto be Boomed out. - e t Laftly, Veffels Sailing to 'the Southward ...
... ed~aqd detilhed,.iconifitig of a Fourtalled -$table, Coach.Houfe, &c.aire u'ful and convenient. The Hotife-ionfifts.of.a Parlour, 17 feet.5 inches'by 14. feet 6 irnhes.; Breikfif R.o'om, x. feet6 ir'ies ' I-3 .ft rSinches; Draiwing Room, nearly iS feet ...
... the beq entirely ?? ,-it keni; tlien defeended by the wall under the plalfter, and foonA a, vent, in two places, in~ tie parlour below, It continued t6 fs of follow the bell-wire tn every diredion, ti21 it arrived at a fjt. e in 'of belis in the pa ffageon ...
... and fat round a table the kitchen, and there regaled ham and foundjp the wrth'jpis't«y. of liquor. They therj,^N>i back, parlour, and* took out about in caft» and notes. They endeavoured to.force the iron cheft fire room, but could, not.- Afters they ...
... murdered in the parlour the'girl was then attackedj and difpatched alfo. A Mr. El'vood, an 4 elderly clergyman, who lndges in the upper part of the a houfe, hearing the ihtieks 'of' the maid, ran down ftaiis, and found both miftrefs and maid weltering in ...
... (pot.- A Mrs. Euftace and her fervant-maid were both barbaroufly murdered, at Dublin, laft night, between ten and eleven o'clock. This unfortunate woman, who lived at No. Pctei'srow, it appears, had fent her maid for fome porter, who entering the houfc ...
... Mii's KELLY Will fing the favourite Airs, -- A Sdvpiherd 'wanderd, we are tad. An! onc, wnen I wits a vefy. little.. Maid.- Inthecourefoothe Evening THE OLIVE OF PEACE, wr.tcen and to be fang by Mr. KiLLv. r To which will be added the ?? admired ...
... apd about' 7 acres of rich mfado v Land in front of 'the houfe. . The Houle onfids of an entrance hll, threelarge and lofty parlours, a drawing roonm and brnry, fix iood bed chambcrs, withdreffing rooms, clofets, adanurfery, and fix good fleepiigrooms in ...