Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... COOK and HOUSEKEEPER. WANTED, respectable Person as COOK and HOUSEKEEPER in a gentleman's family, ,' Cambridge, where Kitchen-Maid is kept. n Apply to the Printer of this paper, f bottYsham fen. To be LET by Private Contract, EDDISH or PEED, from now till ...
... to A. B. Mr. Hensman's, Upholsterer, New-street, Birmingham, on Wednesday next. ANTED respectable Female, Situal tion aa Bar-maid at an Inn or Liquor Shop, serve aretMlvSJiop.w-Address A.B. Plumber and Glazier, Parade: ; S- •- ANTED good plain Cook; she ...
... o t t it b u e tio re n g .. i T re h d e . Chair will he taken . by the Right room about 16 feet, and a dining room and parlour, each inissia n r, President, at Twelve o'clock precisely.— ic •ets square, four roomy bed chambers, dressing room, anti store ...
... incum brance. Apply Wm. Dawson, Hosier, High-street. WANTED a short distance from Birmingham a good plain Cook; also House-maid: who can wash and get up linen, and a Girl who can sew and has been used to rhildren. at Printer's oh Tuesday next. ANTED in ...
... appropriate coachhouses, and stabling. The House consists of an entrance ball, library, drawing and dining rooms, breakfast parlour, four best bed-chambers, and six second-best ditto, twelve rooms for servants, and offices of every description. This property ...
... countrr richly varied by hiil, wood, and water. The house contains,, on the ground floor, entrant halls, excellent dming parlour, study, and drawine. room, handsomely fitted Up, library, store-rooms, sat water closct ; on the first story, five spacious ...
... The House consists on the basement floor of two large cellars; on ti>«ground floor are, a dining room, feet by 13 feet, a parlour communicating therewith feet 13 feet, a housekeeper's room 14 feet by 11 feet, a butler's pantry, 14 feet by 10 feet, a kitchen ...
... country, ; -hly varied . by htfl, wood, and water. The House cons is, on the grQupd.floor, entrance halls, excellent dim.-.jj parlour,' study, and drawing room, handsomely fitted up; library, storeand water closet. On the first stovy, 5 spit■ chambers, dressing ...
... The Land Steward, The House keener. The House-Steward, The Lady's-Maid. The Bailiff, Tbe Cook, The Butler, Tbe Housemaid. The Valet, The Laundry- Maid, The Coachman, The Dairy- Maid, The Footman, The Nurse, The Groom, The M.id-of-ali-Work, Tbe Porter ...
... with a Single Gentleman, a Person. Direct to A. B. Mr. Hammood. Corowell-road, near the Cobourg Theatre. AS Lady's Maid, or, Lady's Maid and House- keeper, in a small Family, a respectable Perton who can be well recommended. Direci to M. S. 25, Oxford- ...
... feather beds, flock beds and bedding, chests of drawers, wainscot bureau, mahogany dining tables, two capital 30-hour clocks, parlour, kitchen, and chamber chairs, highly polished fender aad fire irons, wheel barometer, glass and earthenware, pier- glass, ...
... d where dinners, .uppers, con- ectionary, &c. have been dressed knd ?? to families of he first respectability. The shop, parlour, and bed room OH he groond Boor, are large, arid so lunch of the House may be et out to a respectable family, or fo a partmenis ...