... convenient Pamily DWELLING 8IIO4V1 Comprising on the ground.floor and entranQ hl)I gad parlour; - 14 ft. by 16 ft.. communicating by folding do4,. with another parlour, 13 R. by 16 ft., and a breakfst parlpttv pining, 8 by 12 ?? anti on lst floor six lofty ...

... Possession, a .T good and commodious HOUSE, genteelly rkiR- N3SsuDo situated in Moumnouth-street; consisting of two excellent parlours, three lodgiog-rooms,' ald a store- room, on the first floor; two large rooms, on the attic story; atiexcellent kitchen and ...

... Islands, it is : e nearly new and substantially built of brick and.stone, and con- tains spacious dining nad drawing-rooms, parlour, library, e entrance hall and portice, eleven lofty and cheerful bedrooms a and dresslig-rooms, ample cellaring, aid every ...

... a spacious front Shop, parlour, drawing-room, seven bed rooms, fourcellars, kitch. en, closets, &c. now in the occupation of Mr. W. Playne; also, another Dwelling, annexed thereto, containing drawing and din- ing-rooms, parlour, eight bed-rooms, study ...

... HOUSE- lIOLD GOODs iind FUVIVNTURtrK cornprirl*g a nea~t ?? jilli~dg-roofn1 parlour, bd-foam, and ktcben tetjil ; c at el Oeven o'cl o balo tobcgill day IATANED a CHILD's MAID. A Ileady rcipec-kablu woman, who has been accuiturned to Voting children ; ...

... (if by letter, pofttpaid,) to Mrs. Phelps, 41, Fore-ftrect, Dock, Devon, VITANTED inrmediately, aIHOUSEKEEPER YY'.and LADY's MAID, in a refpclable family, where gond' wges will be given, in. the vicinity of Exeter. It is requefled rio per fcnsvill ap~ply ...

... of a HOUSE, very pleasantly situated on Kingsdown, near St. Matthew's Church: it con. sits of a large DLras'ing-room, two Parlours, and six Bed- rooms, with a good Kitchen, and a small Garden, command- ing a fine prospect. Particulars to be obtained at ...

... LADY is desirous of receiving into her l1ouse, A as PARLOUR BOARDERS, where there Is no Fatioly; a GENTLEMAN AND HIS IVFE, or ONE or TWO LADIES.-Tbe Hssm is beautifully aituate In n piearartt Watering Flare, comttaniliog an extensive Sea view, altogether ...

... Ricilarl ?? (le Lion-The Maid ot the' Oaks-Tom Thumb-The Doator anid the Apothecary-The Firft Flobr -'the Adopted Child-The tFarm-hdlt-Iodo0ifka-WatyS and Nheans-,- The School for Authors Midas-Tli Water- ?? 'The Author-'1me O(l Maid-Tr he Miller of Mans- ...

... gent~eral, thdt her SCHOOL 0 OPENS on M/7VDAY, Jaly 27t, 1812 - Sion-hill, Floniton, Devon.-o UTANTED, as LADY's MAID, aad LAUN-. l V, DRY MAID, one who underfiarids her bifinefis, and can have an unexceptionable charaeter from her laft r place. , Apply ...

... W~artiousi steify, ait, (-aiiidY3 eaceettet). 'the utile Nagitts direct for WARt- S'tIl. A lltillklc'm, ItOMSL~Y, STUTOIANIPTON, maid j pru f of llAtNtSl-IllF, GifnlittN SEY, JERLSEY, and all nDr.- i the ISLE OF WJGHTI;. Fmy~a Waons fur the BEOIMi VAT, of ...

... Fehbrotry 8, 184p: h Neceived af the lyiug Poso O.Moe John Mackintosh, Esq., . . .. .£5. t TEETH. is To tlu N'obility, Geniry, (maid Residenws of the County of Denort, (Ind ricinity. M R. L. M O S E LY, SURG(EON DENT I T al Of 13, Berners Strec, Oxford Streel ...