... Tncumbrances what- A ever; fihe is qualified for an Houfekeeper's Place, J or to attend an aged Lady, or as Upper Nurfiery Maid. Letters, Poft paid, directed for M. S. Iflip, Hear Ox- . ford, will be attended to. -WI TN EY .7anuary 31, }80o. SHEEP ...

... full Bufinefa, in the Ocrupanion of Mrs. Beulow, compriling twoe Cellars, two Valtsrs good Kitchen, Pantry, Larder,, two Parloure, Bar, Drawing Roam, commodious Dining Room, eight ?? Chambers with Lodging Rooms over fumne of them, Malt Room, Granary, ...

... the Public, that her SCHOOL will open, after the prefent Recels, on Monday the 2ift Inct. N. B. Genteel Accommodation for Parlour Boarders. LAMBOUR'N, JULY ioth, ag8o. 7JfR. and MRS. HULETT moft refpedcfully IVL inform their Friends and the Public, that ...

... Mrs. Medhurfi wanted to poifon him and his children. A week before her death Mr. Mcdhurft flient for the witnefs into the parlour, atd in Mrs. Med- ?? prefence made him drink a glafs of wine 'and another of brandy, left they fhould have poilon in them ...

... RICHARDi WYcnAM, Efq. deceafed fittiate at Swalcliffe, in the County of Oxford, confiiting of a Drawing Room, large Hall, two Parlours, Servants' Hall, Butler's Pantry, fix Bed Rooms, and good Garrets over them, Kitchen, Scullery, trrew-HIoufe, Dairy, Wood-Houfe ...

... viz. the parlours, tie hail, and tlhe kitchens efcaaed the general deftrucifion. The caufe of the accident is faid to have arifen from tlae airing of the beds, as the family was expe&ed in town from Gloucefterthire, this nmoroing. Two houfe-maids were in ...

... murdered in the parlour; the girl was then attacked, and difpatched alfo. A Mr. Elwood, an elderly clergyman, who lodged in the tipper part of the houfe, bearing the fhrieks of the maid, came down ftairs,- and found both mifhrefs and maid wveltering in ...

... gentleman's houfe in o Somerfet Street, Portman Square, having previoufy learn- a Id that no one was in the houlfe but ;he maid fervant, with the dreadful tale that the Butler had broke his leg, a was not expedled to live, and defired fhe would come m- ...

... Alderfgate Smret, London. I ?? .AU CTIO'N, I AL* BY Mtfir. -EATFON :Ind. SON- Oa Tnefihy nex~t the iia',6f Jire, z~c., the Maid- h~i~d in n in Oxford, betk'ee' the !lours of te ven and niD , n' the Evening, urndeyrfcic Conditf~iossoFlea elrfi ;hbn ?? ...

... 78, the Rev. James Pratchet, Rector of Holgate, Shropfiire. AccaDVaN'rs.-About one o'clock on Saturday morn- ing one of the ma-id fervants at the Duke ol Portland's, in Piccadilly, went out of her bed-room window in her fleep, and fell a height of twenty ...

... : inoCUARLt.- BURy, in the County of Oxford, in the y(cclpAtion' f' GdOrRGE BowtiDN,: -S9-. =mprifing, a Hall, Breakfaft Parlour, Dining and Drawing Rooms, with comfortable Chambers, and Attics: over the fame; : good Cellaring'. K;tchens, Pantry, Dair ...

... that they are not capable of any vice or filly hut what c-an be committed with as good a grace by their footman and kitchen maids is, not this a firong fymnptom of ?? when men of rank and fortune, at gaiuing-houes, and on the various Tuffi of this kingdom ...