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... dress them, by L. MOREL, 210, Piccadilly ; also a few Diniles dv Mans Truffees. BOARD and LODGING WANTED for a Lady and her Maid, ia a cheerful, gay, and genteel Boarding House, where both Ladies and Gentlemen are re- ceived. Terms -will not be objected ...
... galli pots and phials containing physic for the use the poor neighbours. The daily business of this good lady was to scold the maids, collect eggs, feed the turkeys, &c.—Another character,-now worn out and gone, is the country Squire. 1 mean the little i ...
... gallipots and phials, containing physic, for the use of the poor neighbours. The daily business of this good lady was to scold the maids, collect eggs, feed the turkeys, ...
... per Annum or Thirty, in'rluding Music, Dancing. Drawing, French, Writing, Arithmetic, and Geography with the use of Globes. Parlour Boarders, Forty Guineas. N.B. A you.iff Lady can be received a Half Boarder, a* Articled Pupii, fur two or three year*. [Slept ...
... remst. Emily on Tucvday morning last, the dwelling house of Mr. John Robinson, of Ausworth Lane, was entered, by t. ming the parlour window, and a silver watch, eight shallop and sixpence in silver, four pounds of sugar, and some other articles, stolen theft:horn ...
... Bayley's Clement's, Ipswich, in the beginning of nest month. STOR r.g TBS retnaaninu; part of the HI LL , i MATE ID I.Sof the MAID. l.pndon. row Wrakine '■ ■' particulars future papers- A SMALL I'ARM, UA T E i ' HITCH AM, UFFOL K TO BE SOLD AUCTION, Mr. ...
... at Candlemas inext, in a large andt a H enteel Family in the Country, a Person, as COOK and N USEKEEPE R (where a Kitchen Maid- is kept), who is pert'ectly well vered in Cooking in its various Branches, and can produce an unexceptionable Cbaracter from ...
... the house-maid and manager of the pewters, came down in the mczning to light the tires, clear away the spittoons, &e. &c. she discovered that Rush had entirely evaporated, in fact, that he wasgone out, and that he had made his exit by the parlour-window ...
... house-maid and manager of the pewters, came down in the morning to light the fires, clear away the spittoons, &c. &c. she diecovered that Rush had entirely evaporated, in fact, that he was gone out, and that he had made his exit by the parlour-window ...
... shials cot taminng ?? C far the tse (fite poer ceigtbours. The daily busi- s ty ness of this goeid ladly wee uto scold t mso maid, collcet to hi eggs, feed tlte turkeys, &r. - Iatio e tsther cihareter, now wvorn out and gone, is the ltd.. 0 ?? Squsire. ...
... the Nobility.— Schools and Families attended. r FO PARENTS and GUARDIANS.— A Lady • A or Two Sisters maybe accommodated as PARLOUR BOARDERS, in a select Finishing Establishment for Young Ladies, where a limited number of Pupils only is received ; the situation ...
... S M,1ISS BURN EY'S E11SrABL1HMENT - | for Youo LADiEs will OPEN again on 3.Monday, the 2.5th January. J-r A Vacancy for a Parlour Boarder. t ?? HIALE'S ?? 'for t YOUNG LADIES, will iiE-OPEh' January 69& ST. G*ORGE'S.SQtARE. PORTSEA. , ~ * M1SES IlBRENT ...