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... apply or Letter, Poji paid, Mr. TURNER, Grantham Feb 24th, 1802. WAN LED immediately, in a relpeflable Inn at Bo ft 011, a BAR MAID, acquainted with the Bulinefs, and who is capable of keeping final! Accounts. ' Enquire Mr. KELSEY, Printer k Bookfe'ler, ...
... will attend a« ufual, teach Mufic, Dancing, Drawing, Writing, L Arithmetic. fqr Parlour Hoarders, and for young Ladies during the Vacation. Private Inttrudlion for Parlour Boarders, if qnired.—The and Situation are peculiarly adapted for School. AnHalf-boarder ...
... attend as uTual, to teach Mufic, Dancing, Writing, & Arithmetic. Accommodation for Parlour Boarders, and for young Ladies during the Vacation! Private lnrtrudtion for Parlour Boarders, required.*The Houfe and Situation are peculiarly adapted for School. ...
... usual teach Music, Drawing, Dancing, Writing, arid Arithmetic. Accommodation for Parlour Boarders, and Young Ladies during the vacation. Private instruction for Parlour Boarders, if required. The house delightfully situated, and peculiarly adapted for ...
... usual to teach Music, Drawing, Dancing, Writing, and Arithmetic. Accommodation for Parlour Boarders, and Young Ladies during the vacation. Private instruction for Parlour Boarders, if required. The house delightfully situated, and peculiarly adapted for ...
... hcust ' «the Iter. M Andrew t, t l| '' ~na' the county Kent C ■' '^L fc i r en o, . ock in ti,p ef . ar-,' e _. 'diatel . maid servant to open it, V I' widely he? C. r 1 h. ' :v ;, tbo| ,'i' Vt'dking it a r.eighbOjir come ' • ,rcd . how none of bis ...
... given), subject to such conditions of sale shall be then and there produced; Large well-built HOUSE, containing good house and parlour, well fitted a large roomy kitchen a good cellar & dairy ; with four large chambers over them and three garrets ; also a good ...
... beating Lord Foley's Maid of all Work and Lord Sir Christopher; the same Meeting he received 70 guineas from Mr. Dawson's Sulkey the third Meeting, he won sweepstakes of 700 guineas, beating Sir W. Asttm's and MrGalway's Grey Pantaloon. Maid of all Work was ...
... commanding an extensive and delightful prospect, containing lofty and spacious bed chambers and dressing rooms, breakfast parlour, dining and drawing rooms of good proportions, housekeeper's and store rooms, servants' hall, and lodging rooms, kitchen, ...
... with chintz and other furniture; prime goose feather-beds and good bedding; mahogany dining and breakfast tables mahogany parlour chairs; pier and dressing glasses; bureaus; chests drawers ; office and library desks; hookcams, with glazed doors ; clocks ...
... examination of her servant he discovered what had taken place. The principal witness to prove the adultery was Ann Wise, the maid of Lady Brograve. She stated that she had accompanied her mistress on her journey to Yorkshire. They stopped the first night ...
... Livery: must be honest, sober, cleanly, obliging, and understand Brewing.—Also a Person as Cook and Housekeeper, where a Kitchen Maid kept: she must perfectly underhand her businp* Ac.—Apply (bv letter, post paid) B. FOTHEASV, bookseller, Louth, CASTOR, Li ...