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... entrance passage, a parlour 13 ft. by 10 ft. 6 in. a drawing-room nearly Id tt. by 12, a kitchen, 3 bed-rooms; 2 garrets, beer, wine, and coal cellars, and a Garden 90 feet by 20. ; J he OTHER will contain an entrance passage, a parlour, t;:chen, cellar ...
... especially THE LAND-STEWARD, THE HOUSEKEEPER, THE HOUSE-STEWARD, THE LADY'S-MAID, THE BAJLIFP, THE COOK, THE BUTLER, THE HOUSEMAID, THE VALET, THE LAUNDR V-MAID, THE COACHMAN, THE DAIRT- MAID, THE FOOTMAN, THE NURSE, TIIE GROOM, THE M AID-OF-ALL- WORK, THE PORTER ...
... MILLER'S MAID. THURSDAY NEXT, August 16th, And the LAsr EVENING of the SEASON, A, Bold Stroke for a Husbwad.. THE GALLEY SLAVES. 'THE THEATR1E, LOWESTOfT, Will Open on MONDAY, August 29d, with A Bold Stroke Jor a Husband. And THE MILLER'S MAID. Days of ...
... occupation of Mas. NEWELL, deceased; consisting, on the basement, of a good entrance hall, dining ::id breakfast parlours, but- ler's pantry, back parlour, excellent kitchen, pantry, vash-house and brewhouso, capital wine and bieer cellars, principal and back ...
... Apprentice to a Printer, er W Bookseller, and Stationer. Apply to C. a- Sloman, Yarmouth, Letters post-paid. re WANTED, ta A HOUSE-MAID, who has been used to that in A situation, and can have a good character for or neatness and steadiness. Letters post-paid ...
... con- stant employ, by applying to NV. Sheming, Need- Yu ba.m Market, Sufiblk.-Ith Fda. 1825. 1FTANTS a Situation as Ladie's Maid, A yt W'V Young Woman, who has served a regular ,apprenticeship to a respectable Dress-Inaker. from e, whom she can have a ...
... personally, or if by letter, post paid, to A; B. Messrs Stevenson and Matchett's, Market Place, Norwich. DAIRY-MAID WANTED. WANTED a good DAIRY-MAID, in a Farm-house where 14 or 15 Cows are kept.— She will have an Assistant in the work, and will be required ...
... THE HOUSEKEEPER, THE HOUSE-STEWARD, THE LADY's*MAID, THE BAILIFF, THE COOK, TUE BUTLER, THE HOUSEMAID, THE VALET, THE LAUNDRY-MAID, THE COACHMAN, THE DAIRY-MAID, THE FOOTMAN, THE NURSE, THE GROOM, THE MAID-OX-ALL-WORK, THE PORTER, &C. &C. &C &C &C. IV ...
... propri-'- -. Mr. W. Waud, contains a Shop, 2 parlours, kitchen, crib i tea-room, 3 chambers, 4 garrets, and a paved Yard, whir- ls a pump and offices; the adjoining House is in tenuni Mr. Biythe, and has a parlour, kichen, cellar, 4 chamk and a large garret ...
... the High Street, of Lowestoft, command. ing a fine View of the Sea, late in the occupation of Mrs. ARNoLD-consisting of a parlour, closet, and staircase next the Street, and sitting room next, the Sea,-osftbed ronoi,% ail.' 3-gor;ts, kitchenis pantry, ...
... Bull Inn, Long Melford; the Rose and Crown Inn, Sudbury ; the Angel, at Bury St. Edmund's ; the Black Boy, Chelmsford ; the Maid's Head, St. Simon's, Norwich ; the White Horse, Ipswich; the Eagle and Child, at Cambridge; the Cups, at Colchester ; of Mr ...
... of lits. NEWELL, deceased; consisting, oil the basement, of a good entrance hall, dining and breakfast parlours, but- ler's pantry, back parlour, excellent kitchen, pantry, wash-house and brewhouse, capital wine and beer cellars, principal and back ...