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... King-street, Portman. square. No officekeeper need apply. A S HOUSEMAID, a young Woman, where a footman is kept, or as Parlour Maid, where them is no footman, either in town or country; can have a good character from her last situation, which she has ...
... post paid.) AS LADY'S MAID, or to Wait on One or Two young Ladies, a respectable young Woman, who can be well recommended ; understands dressmaking, hairdressing, &c.—Direct M. A., Mr. Beardmore, hatter, 9, Strand. AS LADY'S MAID, or to Wait upon Young ...
... a half in her family, and is leaving on account of new arrangements. She - Ashes for a SITUATION as LADY'S MAID, UPPER HOUSEMAID, PARLOUR MAID, or to attend Young Ladies.—Address, post paid, Mrs. D. Laing, 5, St. Ann's-terrace, Brixton, Surrey. WANTS ...
... Tickets, One Guinea each, be bad at the Bar; where Gentlemen who intend dining are requested to make early application. PARLOUR MAID WANTED. ' A Neat Activeytyphman, who understand* Cleaning and Sewing at her Needle, Wanted The most from her last place ...
... take a place as LADY'S MAID, PARLOUR MAID, or to Walton young Ladies. —Address, post paid, Mr. F., Post-office, Mrs. Ashley, Brixton, Surrey. ARespectable young Woman, 30 years of age , w i s h es for a SITUATION as LADY's MAID; understands dress-making ...
... Scholastic Profession. — Aldine Chambers. Dec. 1. 1830. MILITANTS a Situation, a respectable young- T? Woman, as HOUSEMAID, or Parlour Maid. Can I wail at table, work well at her needle, and get up fine liaen if I required. Direct, post paid, to S. M. M., at ...
... a genteel FURNISHED RESI- J -m. DENCE, in perfect order, containing drawing rooms, with folding doors, two parlours with ditto, small parlour on the same floor, good bed rooms, dressing room, water closets, wine, coal, and beer cellars, large garden ...
... THE ADVERTISER, rcspodalilo desirous to eagage Ladies* Maid with one or (wo Ladies Can lake cbvrge of ibeir w*«drckv, sad baa bad rooai practice in tbe dressmaking and millinery;— would bate nn objection to be Hocsr.KCEPfcß a small fuiailv. Apply (if ...
... A. Respectable Young Pers on w i s h es f or a SITUATION as LADY'S MAID, to Wait onOne or Two Ladies. She perfectly understanct.s her business in a ll i ts b ranc h es; no objection to travel; and can have a most unexceptionabl e character from the Lady ...
... SERVING THE GOOD CAUSE.—My Maids being otherwise occupied, I attended the ringing of the Door Bell, and found a plain short stout Man, in Blue Surtout and Top Boots, requesting an Audience with me. I shewed him into the Parlour, when he opened forth. I ...
... COOK WANTED, WANTED in a Gentleman's Family, where a Kitchen Maid is kept, a Cook. ?None need apply but those who are tho- roughly competent to undertake the situation, and can produce the most unexceptionable cha- racter. -- Apply (if by letter, post-paid ...
... MISCELLANEOUS COOK W._Jw__ED« «r ANTED, i« tf-t Cibblij. b ?? %T COOK; no Kiicben Maid ?? ninß ?? Ay^jbTZttg*, Past paid, M tbe O li o_e*. ?? F ?? tf tfaenr eemfanivr CU ?? p m t paid, will have immediate attention. Sato. J ilr Edward BicHAßPSOjr, Solicitor ...