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... mimicki* 1 '* this the place, clapp ll, an arm chair by the side parlour fire the morning continued he, Toms' ' what does your honour P drink A little brandy 3 / ter, said I. The maid ...
... is a sulbtantial and conveniemt DWELLING HOUSE, inf e{ sistyfeet in iengfhfand containing a genteel Dining Room, cot i- a Parlour, Bcd-Closet anid Kitchen on the ground floor res and two Cooncqikcd Rooms above; and the house is well j a supplicd with Ui ...
... Aberdeen, there is to be let, for i ?the suosier season, or longer if required, an elegant wo FLAT, consisting of a Dining Room, Parlour, Bed Room, C of Bed Closet and Kl'tchses; has the acconrmetiation of a a an- `Washing-house, Cellar and Bleach-green, and ...
... hansiomest, it is supposed, that ever was made. The Queen presented Miss Dashwobd (now the Marchioness of Ely), who was one of her Maids Honour, upon hermarriage, with £lOOO. The Princess Elizabeth presented her with a very valuable lace cloak. Letters from the ...
... prosecutor was reading in the parlour, with only an old woman in the house, when a man entered, with a crape over his face, who, at every step, made a noise like the barking of dog. The fellow forced him into a back parlour, in doing which, he threw a table ...
... lady and female servant were looking out linen, &c. in 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 of the house errand, and the man servant accompanied ...
... druggistsin :Red cli , yestelrday morning.- Miw Pyer havingilain in onlywfve weeks, fire 'was lighied to a snao;us~d: both':as a parlour. and countinzg-house) whick was Udividedl from tlie shop by b only flight of siairs that led tothe uer part of the dwelling-use ...
... the back parlour ; he asked for a pint of ale on the landlord’s bringing it, the deceased asked the witness if he knew Mr Rey- nolds, the painter, in Mount- street, as he wanted to speak to him. The witness went to •Mr. Reynolds, and told the maid-servant ...
... yE.7 T-HEATRE, DRID A 22d Crt., PARr I I Air Piano Forte, Miss PATONS -3iOa SyinphnnYJy&# v Sogonrb~s ,rhlt wvith village maids, accompanied as the, em i~li.= Potej? row, P 3iano I'vrte-tcezort. 1 * lgr ?? fiewildered mai; M;rp 3:s YTOaw T. Isd irt with ...
... 'uRpix. Fanny .'Mrs il. SiDoNso. Tbe Comic Song of Tbe Awktward Recruit, by Mr ?? 'im Stitch, or the Tailor's Beautiful Maid, by Mr S. .tw. To which will be added, tise Musical Farce of THE SPOIL'D CHILD. ILittle Pickle . Mrs W1 PEa'sos:. OPd Pickle ...
... and there is a well of excellent soft water within a few yards. The first floor consists of dining-room, drawing-l room, parlour, and large store-room, above which are five bed, roois, one of which has a large dressing-room or bed- I ecloset. In the Walled ...
... wanted, wlrages L.20j, out Guineas; in the inistress's option,- at 'the e'adfthe'year; and if she answers also 'for Lady's maid, LS addftion ?? ; | l : Stef~r 'eiteieg 'j0,rs'J Prolun7ge. /4z6 - MXZ~rG 12aJ~S w1MDt~IL DiNG IDSES. ?? .~ tx EERS. to- CQNT'R-ACT ...