... admits of peculiar comfort and advantages, by application to the Printers.——A Widow respectability may he accommodated as Parlour Boarder. WANTS Situation,' —A young Person, who has been well brought up, as COMPANION to a LADY, or to instruct Children ...

... 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 ...

... ia-n places. Enquire of Mrs. Foote, at Mr. Baker's office, Butcher-row, Southampton. Young Woman wants a Situation as KITCHEN MAID in a large family. Cao'bring good character from the Lady she is about to leave - Apply the Printers ; if by letters, post ...

... to the Printers; if by letter, post-pr. *d. [3719 WANTED in large Family in the Country, —A steady middle-aged Woman LAUNDRY MAID, who perfectly understands her business, and can have an unexceptionable character from her last place.— Apply to E. Skelton ...

... Printers; if letter, post paid. WANTED, in a Geiitleinaii's family in the! country, where a housekeeper is kept, but no kitchen maid,—A steady Woman as aCOOK. She must perfectly understand all kinds cookery, pastry, and frying fish; she must have very good ...

... post-paid. [9759 and HOUSEKEEPER. WANTED, in a Family near Southampton, —A BUTLER, and also a COOK & HOUSEKEEPER, or Lady's Maid and Housekeeper. Apply to Mr. Harvey, Southampton (if by letter post-paid). None need apply who cannot bring unexceptionable ...

... reference apply to Philpott, newsman, Newtontoney. Wilts if by letter, post paid. WANT Situations, either as Bailiff and Dairy Maid,or Butler and House-K A respectable Man and Wife, who are very well qualified for the situations they wish respectively to ...

... well-built FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, situate in the Centre High-street, near to the Mhrket-place; consistfag a good Shbp and parlour in front, and other good apartments ; together with commodious store-rooms adjoining, with two good gardens, &c.—*-For particulars ...

... first floor are three excellent bed rooms, two smaller do.-and dressing rooms;, the second floor ate 5 small bed rooms, ahd -maid vants' rodm; an excellent house-keeper's room, , butlers' pantry, and'other roortis, On the basement; a kitcheo; smd extensive ...

... sitting room, two bed rooms, and the use of the kitchen.—The above lodging is well suited f.» r aG. lem and Lady, a Lady and her Maid.—Enouir'J : if by ktt 'p-sc NOTION LAY COCK, WILTS, TO be LETT, for a Term of Years, ard entered upon the first September ...

... breakfast parlour, by la; library, by ; drawing and dining rooms, each 2.7 by back staircase, and wattr. On the First Floor arc three excellent bed-rooms, two smaller ditto, and dressing rooms. On the Second Floor, are five small bed rooms, and maid-servants* ...

... emnn of the Established Church.—Enquire (if letter, post paid) of the Printers. w \irANTED, iu respectable House, . . VIl MAID, who perfectly understands the business of Inn in all its branches. None need apply who cannot be well recommended All letters ...