... addressed J. D., Office of this Paper, will Va be attended to for one week, if not previously engaged. A S House and Parlour Maid,' or Parlour said, w( a Steady respectable person, who has lived for several years in families by whom she can be highly recommended ...

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... viz.- -Parlour I and Drawing-roonm C4aire; Breakfast, Dinner, Card, Pie04 Work and Dressing T'bles; p6rS Pianofo , Book- cases; Brussels: and :idd4erinster Carpets; Stair.Carpeting ?? Rugs; Sidejqerd; Pier1 Chimney and Dressing *lass&:; :Parlour aid D ...

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... earanace This Evening. eII ala ' WEDNESDAY, June 19, 1833, trhelr Majesties' SerDOats 'will perform the Grayl opera of THE MAID OF JUDAH. ' Tbe whole of the ?? by Rossini.) ie (under the disguise of -a Pilgiim),'Mr Wood (as Ivan jrgoed by him at the Theatre ...

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... Bellini. ?? Music uiranged, ad tbe Piece written ?? for representation in this 'Theatre, by R. Lacy, Eaq;, Author of Cinderella, Maid otJudab, &s. &c. The Scenery by Mr. Phillips, ?? by Mr.' Key's. Robert Duke of Norniandy, 'Mr. Wood; Sir Bertrain, Mr. Cal ...

... Elugood; Lady Dundvrford, Mrs. Garthwaiti ; Oricl, Miss J. I-lyland ; Flora, Miss M. hlamilton; Julia, Miss Denham; two Old Maids, Miss Sullivan and NIrs. Pinkni y. Tbe Entertainments will conclude with a new Farce, as acted with great success at the Tieatre ...

... be accountable or Ayany a debts, dues, or demands contracted by my wife4 Khia a Elynes, who is at present acting as lady's maid. 3 WILLIAM HlPB, ti S. Harry-streot ublin. n Dated this 19th October, 1847. d THE LARGEST STOCK OF PILLAR AND TABLE ! LAMPS ...

... aned willpiake lher first appearance TO MORROW (Tuesday), Fe'A ry .9th, 1847, in Mr. Baife's Opera of the I. MAID OF ARTOIS. Isoline, the Maid of Artois, Madame A. Bishoper. formed by ber with the greatest success at ?? Royal, Drury.lane; the Marquis De ...

... 'fdr the Right Hon. the Earl of, irdl, the vakltrble Museuin, select Sto6k of Wines, Detona ifaS tand Pistole, Turning Latie maid Tools, Billiard Ta Ieser- matn Granld Pianofdrte, ?? fully particularised in ff m hAd- _ iertiseneitst ; a London-huilt Baroucbe ...