... deaaistltelts of' writing, arith- inctic, aid grammar.' Appiy personallyt at the Grammar School, Boxford, Sniffolk. NURSERY MAID. 17TANTED'ai Nursery Mlaid in 'a.Genteman'sFamily V at Colchester, irlnere two are kept. a middle agFed creditable Wolnins1 ...

... Norwich. \,:A NTED inurnlediatelyijD a Geritirlean's l'amily, An. 1?Upper House Maid, ablout S0, wlio has lived ill that capacity in tespectable finnilies ; also, a Lamndry Maid, who MTil have part of the house to clean, and a good plain Cook: she mnst u ...

... in same occupatiotn. 'Lot 7. oA. SR. 261P. of excellent Aralsle trealnold Lam7 st ateinNor ton aforesaid, in apiece~called Maid's A cre, near L tr6, and in sae-cliaiu Lot 8. tA. IR. tRP. of' fit.of Artable F17,reehold Land, situate iat Lower Fieid, Norton ...

... suingm Qnarter-day. A Neat DWELLIN6 HOUSE, sitnate ii. Needhanm- market; consisting of a snalll hall, breakftit and( I dining parlour, convenieslit l itChe),llz laldbklol-e, .5 l orinrilOoms anad twO gavrets. A smnall garden adjoilling I the house, and a larger ...

... LL that Mrssuage or Dwelling Hise, situate in the Market-place of tBeccles afi'rci'-id, cnisisting of an gxcellert shop, parlour, kitleicu, cellar, hackliouse, 4 chiinimbers, 2 garrets -ardconvenient doomesti6 offices, also a good yard, gardlen,j and ...

... abont half a mile frolia the River Wavoniey comnprisnllg a well-brwkick 's;l1¶ DNw v'ling HIIIS,, tak Vestibule, and two parlours. 111 feet square, kitdien, backoustc, store-rooft, pantitry, cbhit clotet, dairy, scailery, oi 'Ifhe first flooir; Lhandsome ...

... that, aiid, in fact it is much doubted. The Prosecutor was sitting in the front parlour reading, with two candles burning. About quarter before twelve o’clock, heard the parlour door opened gently, and, looking towards it, observed a man, with something over ...

... who under promise of marriage had seduced from the paths virtue maid of Beccles, was conveyed under the escort ol parish officer and overseer of Norwich; where meeting with the deluded maid, he agreed accept her fair hand. They adjourned to St» Peters and ...

... with great velocity through the premises into the parlour w here it pas were sitting its course it look the bell-wires, which melted into the size of small shot; it then took the doorposts the parlour, which, with the force, were shivered to splinters ...

... and Co. druggi-ts, in Hrislol.—- Mrs. Pyer having lain in.only .) weeks, tire was lighted to air a small room, used both a parlour and counting house, winch was divided from the shop by the only flight stairs that led the upper part the dwelling-house. ...

... lines. ljoushsold Fturniiure cuiasists of3 1thaderbecds and bedd ing, 3 bedsteads, 6 rusts seated chairs, 29 elbow' ditto. to-maid,, 12 oval diaaing tables, 6 wood boittem chatirs,'elbow ditto, So lhour cluck il as wainscot ease; pillar and claw tsbla-s ...

... be duly attended to. ICTANTED by a Single Gentleman, in, the Farmingi WV Line, a steady middle-aged Woman, aV Cook aud Dairy Maid, (whiere an tipper servant is kept); as good wages will be given, it is requested none will apply'who cannot be well recommended ...