... DWELLING HOUSE, situate near tire Churci- street-end, tire property of Mr. George Cobley; corn- prisirg a good kilchen, 2 parlours in front, a good under-grotind cellar, 7 good tied roorns, a large roomri about 60 feet umg, brewshouse of tie same size ...

... convenient DWELLING HOUSE, in excellent repair, Stone-built and Slated; cotnprising good cellaring, large parlour, shop (easily converted into a parlour), good kitchen, three bed rooms on the first floor, and two large atticsr with good Brew-house and Dairy ...

... double and single chests of drawers, a set of dining tables, Pembroke, card, and other tables, parlour anid other chairs, pier and swing glasses, a sofa, parlour and stair carpets. and heart rurgs, 11 pair of sheets,,14 table'and breakfast cloths, and other ...

... 9HRONICLE5 aF THE GANONGATE. By the IL AUTHOR OF WAVERILEY. Second Series. Contents.-St. Valentine's Day: ,or The Fair Maid of Perth. Printed for Cadell and Co. Edinburgh; and Simpkin and Marshall London. Of u*hoin may be bad_ CHRONICLES of the CANONGATE ...

... Nag's Head, and BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, situate in Bicestcr Market End, adjoining to tht King's Arms Inn ; consisting of a front parlour, front tap room or kitchett, a passage entranes, good back kitelsen, pantry, ccllar, and sire good chambers, with attics ; ...

... HOUSEMAID, not less than 24 years of age, who has lived in that capacity, and can work well at her needle. Also, a LAUNDRY. MAID, who thoroughly understands the ?? characters will be required. Apply to Mrs. Bridges, milliner and dress maker, &c. High- ...

... ? (post paid) to A; B. Mr. Rusher's, bookseller, Banbury. t 'ANTED, by a respectable person,-A Situation as LADY'S MAID, or LADY'S MAID and HOUSE- KEEPER.-Apply (if by letter, post paid) to Y. Z. Journal Office, Oxford. -'MONEY ON MORTGAGE. V1TANTED ...

... manl who has lived in a 'or Clergyman's family in the above capacity will be he ?? a steady younsg Woman, as UPPER *r, HOUSE MAID, where ?? is kept. She will be 10- required to work well at her ncedle, and capable of Ie waiting at table. n- Apply (if by ...

... On Thursday next the 12th of February, 1824, at M1r.-Redgisi the pablic-house at Hart's Wier, at. l6ven4 0- Letters of fine MAID N iand ~~P~34s4V ~d~ ASH, TIBER,no. water darriage, being close to good roads and a con- siderable part very near the river ...

... the Churchwardens and Ovarseefs of the Poor. ANTS a' Situation as COOK, or COOK anda niil 'HOtlSEKEiEEPRn'where a kitchen maid is kept,-A' - middle agedl Weinan,-who can have a long and ?? ce- f ?? to ?? at Messrs..Cox and Foster's, High-sfrceet'; f ...

... -e very pleasantly situate 1in the village of Enslam, le within five miles of Oxford. The House consists of aI a kitchen, parlour, cellar, three bed-chambets on the first floor, and two very roonly attics, with convenient Y brew-aou' e ad other buildings ...

... will be presented SYIAKSPEARE's Tragedy of * OTHELLO, With THE ACTRESS OF ALL WORK. On Monday next, THE ROAD TO RUIN, and THE MAID AND THE MIAGPIE. On Tuesday, ROMEO & JULIET, with IS HE JEALOUS ? On Wedniesi.., EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT, with RAYAIOND AND ...