... -—A Young Person, who has served her time to the Millinery and Fancy-Dress Making, and now wishes to engage herself as Lady's Maid: has no objection to travel with a Lady, if lequired is about years of age ; and can have recommendation for cha-actcr and ...

... Wife and Family, they mav be employed on the farm. WAN TED in a family,—A steady active Woman, as HOUSEMAID; also KIT CHEN-MAID, who understands plain Cookery an ' Baking. Apply (if by letter, post paid) to the Printers, or to Mr. Blake, tnvlor, Trowbridge ...

... illustrated with ::/r:tv>.. ;.j volumes quarto, price eight b. ANTED,—A small Inn, to whom ?.o 1 wages i.•• and a kitchen-maid kept under r. Enquire the Printer?. WANTS a Situation, STEWARD, —A young Man of respect thibtv ■ understands buying and selling ...

... kitchen maid is kept, and good wages given, none need apply whose character will not bear the strictest enquiry. Address to A. Z. at the Post Office, Odiham. LETT, in the neighbourhood of Wickham.—A small HOUSE, consisting of two kitchens, one parlour, four ...

... contiguous to the river, where provisions are easily to be had,—A ready-furnished HOUSE and GARDEN ; it must contain a good sized parlour and three bed rooms, besides accommodation for servants, kitchen, ...

... undeniable character for cleanliness, sobriety, and honestv. middle aged woman will be preferred : she will have a kitchen-maid under her. Appiy Mrs. Lush, Close-Gate, Sarum. Southampton, Aug. lt>, 1810. A COOK WANTED, in a nail regular Family in the ...