... Houfe, and Brewing Utenfils; Wine Vault and good I Cellars; a good Parlour, I6 Feet by iS Feet IO Inches, I and the Ufe of another Parlour occafionally; two large Bed Rooms over the Parlour, a fmall Bed Roo m ad- joining, and two Garrets; together with a ...

... convenient DWELLING HOUSE, in excellent repair, Stone-built and Slated; cotnprising good cellaring, large parlour, shop (easily converted into a parlour), good kitchen, three bed rooms on the first floor, and two large atticsr with good Brew-house and Dairy ...

... reasonable terms. Faringdon, Sept. 10, IO30. XrANTED, in a Clergyman's family near Banbury, V0' -An experleiwed NURSERY MAID. Likewrise a HOUSE MAID, who would be required to assist in the nursery. Good characters will be ?? to Mr. J. (G. Rusher, Bridge-street ...

... double and single chests of drawers, a set of dining tables, Pembroke, card, and other tables, parlour anid other chairs, pier and swing glasses, a sofa, parlour and stair carpets. and heart rurgs, 11 pair of sheets,,14 table'and breakfast cloths, and other ...

... be pro- ?? those Long-leased PREMISES, sash fronted. and situate at Milltown End, in Fairford; comprising a sitting room, parlour, three bed rooms, large attic, kitchen, wash.house, and good walled garden, now in the occupation of Miss Harris, tenant at ...

... Persons wish to obtain T situations. The one, wvlo understands Aillinery and Dress Making, would like to engage herself as Lady's Maid: the other is desirous to take charge of two or three children, or to wait on young Ladies.-Letters (free) addressed to S. ...

... BeUtion; place of salt; auid of itbe auctiotteer, Nettlebed. May be viewed tIhe day pretimit s to and s mortiring of sale. Pribe Maide-a E,hn amd As/i 'Tmb6er. T 0 BE .i OJD) B't AUCTION, s Id By Gi. K-RBY, YOtl Saturday tIle /itbI day of Febrttary, 1819, otn ...

... fmsall genteel Family, fituated in the Pariflh F- Vof Wheatley, late ini the Occupation of Mr. J.1Holiday; fr 'confifting of a Parlour,4Kjtchen, Brewhoufe, and other k 'convenient .Offices,; enceediitgood 'Bed. Chnmlbisrs on I the firfit Floor, atid cosufartable ...

... each other, situate in Thames-street, Abingdon; otie of wilich comprises parlour, kitchen, wash-house, b yard, sitting room, and tbrec bed rooms; tie other, adjoining, contalis parlour, kitclien, yard, an1d th1cee bed rooms, with. con- venient out-offlices ...

... the Public, that her SCHOO1. opens oni the arf' Inftant. r. Pupils as Parlour Boarders at Thirty Guineas per, e Annn.-A Lady or two might be accomnmnodated r with a feparate Parlour and Bed RoOM. e . Ladfies' Board',;g' Scl04, Lat',rford, Bers. r, j RS ...

... Houfe Maids, three Laundry Maids, four Footmen,: one Gardener, two Upper Houfe Maids, and fix Servants of all Work. WANV T PLAcrs-One 'Gardener, who has worked in fome of the firft Gardens in England, four Cooks, one Lady's M-aid, two Houfe ...

... 9HRONICLE5 aF THE GANONGATE. By the IL AUTHOR OF WAVERILEY. Second Series. Contents.-St. Valentine's Day: ,or The Fair Maid of Perth. Printed for Cadell and Co. Edinburgh; and Simpkin and Marshall London. Of u*hoin may be bad_ CHRONICLES of the CANONGATE ...