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... x gtwm and reiquired. Letters, post paid, addressed M. E.'M.S at Mr. Weatherfaead'a. 18. Coventry-street. ' WANTED, as PARLOUR MAID, a Very re. spectnble, active. Young Woman, who ttnder*.:tand- ber business |>erfertly. She must waU well at lable, get ...
... Enquire of Mr. Smith, near the Rose, St. Augustine's. I N. B. Honse Maid will attend. TO BE LET, FOR THE FESTIVAL WEEKi 11HE whole of a complete FAMILY-HOUSE, consisting of parlour, dining-room, drawing! room, and 3 Best sleeping rooms, all very large ...
... of William Elliott. For particulars apply personally by letter free of postage, to Mr. Wright Haynford, or Saturdays, at the Maid's Head lan, St. Simon's, Norwich. Q boSOLD two highly picturesque and well con- Jt ESTATES, in Kent; comprising eachsuitable ...
... Elliott. For particulars apply personally or by letter free of postage, to Mr. Wright of Haynford, or on Saturdays, at the Maid's Head Inn, St. Simon's, Norwich: r be SOLD Private Contract, or to LET, a substantial MESSUAGE or Dwelling-house, situate ...
... four waggons, carts, &c. drill, chaff engine, and the usual assortment of Implements of Husbandry. Catalogues to be bad at the Maid's Head, Norwicb, and of tbe Auctioneer, Aylsham. At HARLESTON, Norfolk—By C. REDGRAVE, On Wednesday, October the 6th, 1824 ...
... and chisel, large store room, lobbies, &c. ('round Storyâ An entrance hall, paved, an excellent dinin ...
... ]ceats well ?? race. A Sweepstakes of one sovereign cach, with 45 sovereigns added. ()ne.nilie fleats. MAir. Snihson's el m Maid-of-all-Work, by Blucher, 4; yrs, I I Mr. Smith's Cll ii 5 I' ys c . ?? . 2 2 M.r. Sybrey's bhh Iby EquL;or, ii yrs old ?? 3 ...
... IV. (1823), price 3*. 6d.; and of 5 Geo IV * (1824), price 4s. ' lV> Wmt *pirn*. [ali. letters must be post paid.] AS Lady's Maid, or Head Nurse, a Person from the country, who has learned the dress makiog» ?? â have a character from her last situation ...
... Village of Whlittoci, within twso .miles of Ipewich, in the occupation of Miss Chuap- ,rmall, comprising two 'convenient sited parlours, kitchen, w ash-hcectplle, four chambers, and a retired gardenu. Reference to be had at the hsouse. LICENSING ALEHOIJ0SES ...
... reception ofa small Family, a HOUSE in good repair, and pleasantly situated near Tavistock-square, containing two kitchens, tw o parlours,tw» drawing rooms, com- municating with folding doors, five airy bed rooms, and gar- den before and behind the house. Stages ...
... her last situalion. Direct to m. •» Mr. Eldridge's, Grocer, 44, Great Marylebooe-streei, *« laad- place. _ AS Lady's-Maid, or Lady's-Maid and H° u fJ; keeper, or to manage the Family nf an «»** ■£/ or Gentleman, havinc been many years in the ?? '•£,„ fJ ...
... Character • tbe Family she is now living with. Direct letters for J. *»•» No. 83, Sloane-slreet, Chelsea. ?? AS Lady's Maid, or lady's Maid and House- keeper, a steady Person, who is perfectly c *P* W *„ d either situation } understands dress-making, luiir- ...