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... immediately, some good plain Cooks for Gentlemen's Families, respectable House-maids, and good Cooks for Taverns, and Parlour and Kitchen-maids for Hotels; also good Dairy-maids, and respectable Servants for places of all work; likewise some good Men Servants ...
... immediately, respectable Woman as Cook and Housekeeper where a kitchen-maid is kept; ' and a number of good plain Cooks for Gentlemen's families several good House-maids and Nurse-maids, and same good Servants for places of all work ; and also two respectable ...
... important accession to its funds. JOHN STURGE, Secretary. WANTED an upper Nurse Maid in a Gentleman's 1-amily in the country; also a young AYoman as tutchen and Dairy Maid—Apply at the Printer's. to he lent on various J-TJ. mortgages. No single advancement ...
... APPRENTICE^ WANTED a Youth about years of age, in the Ironmongery Business; no premium required, as he will not be considered a parlour apprentice, but will live exactly as the family, and in every respect be made equally comfortable. His friends will be expected ...
... required Address J. A. J. (post paid) at the Printer's, which wiU be duly attended to. TO~SE RVANTS. WANTED a good Cook, House-maid, and Servant of all work—Apply at Mr. Guest's, Wellington-road, Edgbaston. HOUSEKEEPER. WANTED a Situation by a middle-aged ...
... Saddler's Ironmonger, &c No. 1, Dale-end. WANTED in a large Family the country, where there is good deal of work, respectable House-maid, who must understand washing and ironing—Apply for address at the Printer's. ANTED a Packer in a Factor's AVarehouse. To prevent ...