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... together with Baking, Curing of Hams, Bacon, and the Management of a Small Dairy, Poultry, &c. with the Assistance of a Kitchen Maid. Wages 18/. per Annum; Tea Money included—An active snd thorough cleanly Young Woman as KITCHEN MA ID under the Cook, to Milk ...
... Ere, On Tuesday, Massinger's Comedy of A NEW WAY pri few TO PAY OLD DEBTS-with the Musical Piece, called Lo itu- CLARI, the Maid of Milan. Rt Lc th a I , FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT tiv the , gy THE FINE ARTS IN SCOTLAND.. G. uch // THE KING, PATRON, otf bht ...
... (where no kitchen-maid is kept), a steady, active woman, as good PLAIN COOK. Sbe will be required tn do some house- hold work. None need apply who cannot have an unobjec. , ?? I *ble character rtf at feast twelve months. Also, as N ursery Maid, a clean active ...
... country. Di- rect to W. J., at Mr. Hawley *■_ Grocer, No. ?? Great Mary- le-bone-ttreet, Manclietrter^aonnre^ AS Lady's Maid, or Lady's Maid and House- keeper, or Housekeeper only, to an Elderly Lady or Gentleman, a very respectable active Female. The Adver- ...
... MUST BE POST PAip.j AS Lady's Maid, or Upper Nurse, a Person, who can take a child from the birth or month. Direct lo A. 8., at Mr. Lambourne't, Page-green, Tottenham, Middle- rex.— No ofiicekeeper need apply. . S Lady's Maid, a respectable Young Woman, ...
... to reside in the Country, sixteen, miles from Town, a Young Woman, from twenty-five! to thiriy-five years of age, as LADY'S MAID and lIOUSE4 KEEPER. She must perfectly understand millinery and dress making, doing up laces and muslins, be good at plain ...
... -iRosina by Miss NOEL h no The revival, on Tuesday last, of the Operatic En- d tertanment, in Thre6 Acts, called CLARI, THE MAID e OF MILAN, having been attended with complete success, It will be repeated for the Second Time on Tuesday next. v The Operatic ...
... Newman s, Coal-__.erel.ant, Fore-street.— Wares no| an object. 6 WANTED, by a respectable Young Person, a Situation as LADY'S MAID, or to Attend on Two or Three i oung Ladies ; perfectly understands dress making and can make herself useful ; has no objection ...
... to A. 8., Mr. Witkras', Hairdresser, No. 30, Norton-street, Fitzroy-sq«*rf. No Office-keeper need apply. AS Lady's Maid, or Lady's Maid and Hotjse- keeper, where Ihe F.mHy H» not too large, a steady Person, turned of 30, who ia perfectly compelent to ...
... NeWMu sic. A brilliant Duel, containing three admired Scotch Aka for Harp and Pianoforte, hy Bochsa, 6*. 44 O, merry ■___« tij. Maid be, for Harp, Bocb__a,4*. Tbe celebrated GJW, ~M__r™ Gypsies, arranged for Ihe Harp, by Labarre-, $». ?? c'ielo it raio labbro ...
... Grey ditto ; also a capital Tilbary Horse. 5. Ploughboy, Grey Gelding. HACKS. 6. Noblet. Bay Mare. 7. Flirt. Chesnut ditto. 8. Maid of All Work, Bay ditto, By Messrs. TATTERSALL, on Mow dat next, EIGHT Hunters, the property of a Gentleman. 1. Grey Horse, ...
... the country, a few miles from Town, a PROFESSED COOK, where a kit- chen maid is kepi; an Upper Nu.se, about thirty yearsof age, who thoroughly understands needlework; anda Laundry Maid. Nobc but servants who have lived a twelvemonth in iheir last ' place ...