... she must have bu lug lived n-twelve tmionth ?? er a e'from 28 to 36;- tbe-wages mn Oj. are gou] ; no man seivant or¶'itcheo maid hsept. ' irect At fjn .ER.S; Posf Office, Ryde, Isle..f Wight. o'of- ?? TO PARENTSAND GU-ARDIANS. dit ')It T A N T-E D,-A ...

... lMENT Sea D .l. fir YOUNG LADIE S, will ?? again on to t Monlay, the 28th of July.-Sea&Batbing. cep - Ci A Vacancy for a Parlour Boauder. Ac t HE MISSES LANGTRY'S rESTAB- el ve 4 LISHBlENT, West.street, Havaut, for the Tu- Sea ition of twelve YoUN NG ...

... March 5, 1830. SOUTHAMPTON. T°xT be Let Furnis hed, for any Term, No. 76, Marland Place, consisting of Drawine Room, two Parlours, and six Bed Rooms-and con- venient Offices. A Lady, or a Lady and her Daughter, may be accom- modated with genteel furnished ...

... Offered bS f/t Dowager Mrarc/hioness ofi rhmpoe ABSCONDED. ?? an WW1HEREAS MARY ANN BROMLEY, Wi9- 11 *ay d~~ ow late Lady's Maid and Housekeeper to the 'w i ?? Alary, thre Dowager Marchioness of North- C~ s ampount wof as ond two recognizances (herself ...

... cellars, two parlours, ahd tbree hleepihg-rooms, and Carde4-behind, !yith a fide door into Sun 'lree*. ?? A defirable' DWELLIINGHOUSE and'Garden, a6 feet in. front, fituate ih Sun-lfreet, in the occupation of' Mr Bright , cotnpriling two ?? parlours$ and. lkiithen ...

... JANTED,.an, APPRE NTIC9 to a Gi-ocerr a Apply to A. B. Poft-Oflice, Gufport, if by lester, *h poll-paid.*r -~JANTEDi -as HOUSE MAIDs ~a young VY WOMAN; who can wait at table, in a Family where a Cook :and a Boy are kept. One who cah do needlewtork neatly will ...

... to J. 1., 1 the Poct-office, Portsiouitht. ce ; ANTEPIby a family tnear Rytle,-A steady res- the W pectable Wouna as LAUNDRV MAID, wlho tI to thoroughlly understanlsts her business, and can produce ,1ole good testimonials as to character, &c.-Address H ...

... per Annum. Lot 2.— A FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE near Saint Paul's Church, known as Laura Cottage, comprising Two Front Parlours, Back Parlour, Four excellent Bed-rooms, Kitchen and Cellar ; to- gether with Coach-house, Stable, and Garden in front, • These ...

... exepnces will be- pre-paid; an HousEmAimI. tbr the ir Isle of Wight; a profetsed Coolc, a WAITER'S 1lAID, r an- Uoer CsaAsB£R MAID, and a smart Young Man C; as BooTS, for an Hotel; a middle-aged Alan as FooT. d I AMr, who would have a capital. situation ...

... Bathing.house. And that the certificate of Two of her *Majesty's Justices of the Peace, having vieaed the same Highway, and the maid pro osed diversion thereof, with ?? of-such Old and proposed New High- way wil be lodged-with the Clerk of the Peace, for the ...

... and it is to he urderflood that the Far Jiarpps are to hepaidfor by teh Pe/on ?? offer it accepted. -jaut Act A WIFE. Ara MAIDE N LADY, of refpesable connexions, t l zbbout 4.o years of age, inclined to engage in the Ma- roil trimonial Life, may depend ...

... ractel for honesty, cleanlipess, and good temper. - Apply to tile printer. -WAANTED, in a Sauall lantily where a Kitchen Maid is kept,-A TDHOROUGHY GOOD COOK: she must understand soaps, made dishes and to every branch of ntodern cookery also baking ...