... Saturday last the following event took place in a honse Staugate-street. The maid servant came down stairs her uork about six o'clock the morning; and having occasion into the back parlour, she saw a female, undressed, lying length, and a razor lyiug at some ...

... also been just received there from England. The Queen piesented Miss Dashwood (now the Marchioness of Ely), who w£p>ne of her Maids of lonour, upon her marriage, with 10001. The Princess Elizabeth presented her with a very valuable lace cloak. Wednesd a numerous ...

... n or lotters directed for L. M. to be left at thle Otlice-of this Piper. - ANTED, wtiere ti ut To in. Fqpily, a V W steady MAID) S.3RVANT, fron 20to 3d years of age; she must understaud Plido Cooking, Household Work I in general, and cic v*neli recommended ...

... 28th day of May itisailt, with sealed Tenders, when tile same wilt be taken into consideration by ?? of the said Itoad. W. W. MAID)NlAN, Firedinmm, 19th M44y, ISQ. Clerk to thesaid Trustees. H ANTS. M0he SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. JOHN MER- ItRlTT, at the Sun ...

... Itolsterer, &c. Batikruapt, 'of rprt-flg Uli.5i- st Ve P'remnises. are Freehold conisistinjg of ia large froat situp1, ?? Y, 2 parlours. a convenient kitchen, Itirge wariplotitwsi. 3W~ork. p re s~lops, featti.er-rofonssa plelasittt dtratwizig-rootn, tind 6 ...

... NURSERY I AT MAID,, a Yousng. Vantlln, under the age of 30, 1 Vihl is steady -and thoroughly goitd tempered, and that s tnii/rstands needle works and vm lin call come well-recosn- t D1!Ened frnm hler last. pjace; likewise a good HOUSE- MAID, who is clartly ...

... *siveltremnise--, situate and being -No. 173, Queen-tret 'WI] comprising a spacious shop, with~i awell-prisportioned got parlour, ~a handisomne draw-ing-ranm, four square bed- IPW rooms, twvo allies, boarded kitclhen, paved, cellarind yard, 2 f rain water ...

... and female servant were looking out linen, he. in a back parlour, for washing next morning, when the offender got home. He was attended by his man servant, and some excuses were made get the maid servant out house errand, and the man servant accompanied ...

... the back parlour; he asked for a pint ale; the landlord's bringing it, the deceased asked the witness if he knew Mr. Reynolds, the painter, in Mount-street, as he wanted to speak to him. The witness went to Mr. Reynolds, and told i the maid-servant that ...

... -flanesdf. Glee. Concerto Clarinet, Mr. Malsch.-M~etecrhof. Song,, Mr. Wetbrer (tirai the Theatre-Royal, I3ath) The 13iw~ildredrs Maid.-relo.Concerto, 'rand Piano Fortc, ?? Ctndiuage.-Moeof. Gleo.-Slido~onoi. 'AvRT II -Sussfossie.-m-Aovart. Song, Mr. 'Webber ...

... stoe ?? ea lato tile roofi,frous. *b~ich ar h 9e hrssn ic' f the b'oean and- to.- The Olticseasis Laiecletkitchen; housec maids' and echina; closetg, housiekeprsro cla onl rage, separate eistianre fo r servau~ ad ste' pantry,seullbryl)hs~licithoni, ckoot ...

... 'ccurtains. .afl~d good }F ?? insrticulars, cinquireaat the Printe rA. . consisting of a. large purloosstn -freot,. baclk parlour, rK a.kithen,'i. %vash-hoise, &c. a ldrga celles, folir cliun-1 ~0 berS, aid a storc. room; with al good, itrdets, plea.- ...