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... s Family, where no Kitchen Maid kept, good Plain COOK. Also, the same Family, a LAUNDRY MAID to undertake without Assistance, the business of the Wash-House and Laundry Good Wages will be given to any Cook or Laundry .Maid who perfectly understand dieir ...
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... undertaking Cooking in all its branches, and have an unexceptionable character from her last Situation Ucder-Codk and Kitchen-Maid are kept. Wanted also in the same Family, Under-Nurse, who can be well recommended.— For address, apply the Printer. All Letters ...
... Prices for the best Goods, will secure to them Continuance of those Favours. For Ready Money only.—No Abatement made. A DAIRY MAID. ANTED immediately, in a Gentleman's Fa- If f miry, near London, healthy, active, steady, YOUNG WOMAN, who has been accustomed ...
... tom, in the North-Riding erf the County of York, now in the occupation of A. Frankland, Esq., consist- ing of a Breakfast Parlour, Dining A Drawing-Room upon the Ground Floor, with good Bed Chambers, Servants* Rooms, and suitable Out-Offices ; an excel- ...
... 25th, 1821. ?? wITANINTED, in a small Family, in the t Cmuntry, a middle.aged Female, in the Capa. r city or COOK 'and HOUSE-MAID. She must be 6f a goed I Tempcr,' (as site will have a Female Servant ir under her), a M ember of the Church of' England, and ...
... then of Arundd-SusstT Suh__, Middtrsex. then sf Norwich, dien of ip/didi, SudrÃA, the* of Great Yar- mouth. Norfolk, toso of Maid's CtOse way . Cambridge, then of Bury Sdtf Edmunds. StsMk. then of Coi- di.-ster. I?^aexyiben of Ipswich. SnÃS|k, then of ...
... Yard, with-large Doors to lock utts the I tock whole et Night.. In thet House are Seven-good Led loig N ?? Rooms, a gontl Parlour, and Kitchlen, atn the same Uotr, asnd a large Dining Room, an excellent Cellar, Pantry, - Fo ParicuCelars. Fntl Parinecellar ...
... APPRENTICE. i ?? -N TED Immediately, a Steady. Alve I ~ WOMAN, ,ae SERVANT In it Brush rqqpectable Fausil.-Applsleation to be maide to Mr. Inkersley, Bioik- le- ?? Letters Post-paid. vi WANTED, FIVE -or SIX CABINET. ~'MAK(ERS.-Good Wofrkmien mnay meet with ...
... known by the nam. of tbe Stab Inm. si- tuate in Stonegate, m tfae City of York, consisting of a good Kitchen, Tap- Room, '¦* Parlours, a large Din- ing-Room, 34 feat long by 18 wide. Bar and Pantry on the Ground Floor, and underneath spacious Wine ud Ab Cellars ...
... 25th, 1821. .nTANTED, in a small Family, in the W AtYCountry, a middle-aged Female,. it, -tile Capa, city of COOK and HOUSE-MAID. She must be of a good Temoer, '(as she will have at Female Servant under hier), a Member of the Church of England, and mu-t ...
... Caisuiiismotr. ekher for a Term of Years, or frum. Year te Year. The House coualats uf a Dining-room, Drawing- room, Break fast-parlour. Four Ludging-toums, Stable, &c. and is well adapted for a »naill g^nttel Family. This House is .ileasaully situated about ...