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... A LADY is desirous of securing a Situation for ber PARLOUR MAID, having no farther need of her services, which have been of Three Years' continuance. She can wait well at Table, and is a most excellent Needlewoman and a good Dressmaker. For further P ...
... SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1849. A LADY is desirous of securing a Situation for her PARLOUR MAID, having no further need of her services, which have been of Three Years' continuance. She can wait well at Table, and is a most excellent Needlewoman and a good ...
... the Public respectfully requested to witness the Distribution of the Rewards. GEO. BROWN, Secretary. November 16th, 1818. PARLOUR MAID. TirANTED a RESPECTABLE WOMAN, V T not less than years Old, who must perfectly under stand Waiting at Table, the Care ...
... Room, on WEDNESDAY, July 18th, TWELVE o'Clock. York, July 13th, 1819. LADY is desirous of securing a Situation for her PARLOUR MAID, having no further need of her services, which have been of Three Years' continuance. She can wait well at Table, and is ...
... Booka and Dyere' accounts. The most satisfactory Rceferensces ran be given. Address, W. H. S. Mercury Offlee. Je ANTEED a PARLOUR MAID, in a Family V where no Man Servant is kept. No one need apply whose d Character is not thmooughly respectahle. Reference ...
... MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED, ARespectahlp middle-aged Woman, as COOK, Clergyman's Family, the Country, where a Kitchen Maid is kept. Apply to the Printer this Poper. YORKSHIRE LAW SOCIETY. TIIE next General Meeting the Society will held at Mrs. SIMPSON'S HOTEL ...
... A LADY is desirous of securing a Situation for her PARLOUR MA ID, having no further need of her services, which have been of Three Years' continuance. She can wait well at Table, and is a most excellent Needlewoman and good Dressmaker. For further Particulars ...
... SERVING THE GOOD CAUSE.—My Maids being otherwise occupied, I attended the ringing of the Door Bell, and found a plain short stout Man, in Blue Surtout and Top Boots, requesting an Audience with me. I shewed him into the Parlour, when he opened forth. I ...
... ?? LAUNDRY MAID. A Young Woman, who can be well 're- commended from her last place, wbich was in a most respectable Family m the Neighbourhood of York, and in wbich she served three years, wishes i __r a SITUATION as above, aud iv which ahe trusts sbe ...
... WANT*, +t. A m HfMB to b Chemist and gmm*** hggkr m Thomas Ybomar. Wh.by ft ?? . .fUOrS MAID, a YOCNG WOMAN, ** — , pftftaaa. Bh. a ...
... mants> fee. ?? W— LADY'S MAID.— N _?i?r P,aC f LADY>S MAII ?? « to W AIT on two young Ladies, a youn- Wouwn who can dress hair, understands Mantu/- raaknig and MiHinery, petting up fi ne Linen, and works well at her Needle ; has no objection to t_avel ...
... MISCELLANEOUS COOK W._Jw__ED« «r ANTED, i« tf-t Cibblij. b ?? %T COOK; no Kiicben Maid ?? ninß ?? Ay^jbTZttg*, Past paid, M tbe O li o_e*. ?? F ?? tf tfaenr eemfanivr CU ?? p m t paid, will have immediate attention. Sato. J ilr Edward BicHAßPSOjr, Solicitor ...