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... EASK ami S FURNITURE to be SOLD of a SMALL elegant HOUSE, in Gloucester-place; comprising an excellent eating parlour, and a breakfast parlour, two handsome drawing- rooms, with bed-chambers, and servants.' over ditto, good kitchen, butlers' pantry. ? ...
... FURNITURE to be DISPONED of, of a small elegant HOUSE, in Gloucester-place ; comprising an excellent Eating- parlour, and o, breakfast-parlour, two handsome drawing- reores, with bed-chair.bers, and servants' rooms over ditto, good kitchens, 6cc. The furniture ...
... d. â Direct to E. M. at No. 35, Stafford-place, Pimlico. * F AS Attf.xdant on an Elderly. Lady, o+-rts Lady's 'Maid, or as Nursery Maid in a Genteel Family, a Young Person from the country, who can give undeniable; references. â Direct for A. Z. at ...
... seven excelleiit, airy, ,bm ?? im --' iterfiaiffOtMns, ap ^frHT'io m,l ?? l 0 *nMae lofty dfvi#f-room, _-odv t? ?? s 9fitm parlour, cheerful brenkfaft-room, ygrgiV ,af S ...
... a r^fortable family.* Direct to A. AY. at Mr. King's. Turner, No. 12, Maryrebone-.trcef, Manchester-square. AS Lady* Maid or U^r Maid io a Family, a Young Woman from the country ; can mantua- make, and work well ather needle, and e ...
... » ?? LETTERS MLsT BE PO?I P.^l».] . A S HoosE-MAin, or Dairy-maid, a Steady V/otnan; Jt\. has no objection to town or country .-Direct to A. B. t3. Crown-court. Fiect-sl reel. S House-Maid* a Young VMpmaii, from the country, who !.as*ed in Londan ; % ...
... ben yen and security if required.â Letters addressed to L. M. at 81. Old Broad-street, nty. J ADY'- MAID.â WAN IS a Situation, as LA- *-â QY's MAID, a Person, who nnderstandsdress-makinc; perfectly.â Address to X. X. at Mr. Baron's, G rocer, No. ...
... have unexceptionable characters rroin their hist places, where they must nave lived not less than twelve months ; a Kitchen-maid is kept; the care of a small dairy, aud baking, required. Cook's wages, 16 guineas; Footman's, I- guineas, and two suite; or ...
... , ? Letters, post paid, a J dressed to Messrs. Kent and Son.-, Carpenters Hall, London-wall. WANTS a Situation, as LADY'S MAID, orto wait on two Young Ladies, a Young Woman, who has lived three years in that capacity, and can have an undeniable charaeirr ...
... SuUon-strect, ClerkenwejL AS Lady's. Maid, .in a very res^e'etab!. Family, who can have an 'undeniable. rharoctei ;*lias no objection to travelling.â Direct to A. P. at Mr. Watson's, No. lb. Upper Rathbone-place. AS Lady's Maid, or to Wait on Two Yo;7ng Ladies' ...
... don, a DA IRY MAID; one immediately from the country would be preferred ; she must have a good character /row her last place. — Apply any mdrnii.-g, before 12 o'eiock, at Mr. Copeland's, Baker, Coleman-strcet. WA NTS a Place, as LADY's MAID, a Young Woman ...
... for five horses ; the house contains a large entranc. -hall, and parlour, with very cunve- nieut kitchens and o lit ces ; on the first floor, a pl risaut draw- ing-room and breakfast parlour ; three bed chamh r- and dn-js- i g-room, a gal lei y, with a study ...