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... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... Bremwood, and Bocking; Saracen's Head, Dunmow; Cups, Colchester; Falcon, Gravesend; One Bell, Bury; Crown and Anchor, Ipswich; Maid's Head Inn, Norwich; Hoop Inn, Cambridge; King's Head, Maldon; Auction Marl; of Messrs. Copland and Son, Solicitors, Chelmsford; ...
... discovered with gnatfuiy in the l»ar, parlour, lap-room, kite lien, and on the staircase. Fortunately there was scarcely a breath of air, or the conflagration must have been dreadful. There were only Mr. Troughton and the two maid servants in the house at the ...
... John Ptrkitn, of Sale Green, Crowle. About three rinaiten of a year tefore the Ist of July, 1808, I wit iu Captain Cvana's parlour, it the Oddingley enoreh Farm. Captain Evans •peaking rf Mr. Parker, the tithes of Oddiogley, sard Mr. Parker w« very bad ...
... inturiatrd slate enlereil the shop .Mr. Perkins, cabinet maker and upholsterer, in High Street, and rushed through into the parlour, where broke large pane of gl.is-, hut did not attempt to bile those in the room, from w the bed-rooms, and meeting Mrs. Perkins ...
... 16 in width, and 9 feet high, fitted up with desks, counters, shelves, &c. for goods, with large Countingroom adjoining; Parlour, Kitchen, Wash-house,Storerooms, Closets, &c. he. most conveniently arranged ; extensive Cellarage, feet by 15 feet; Wine ...
... No. 51, now in the occupation of Mr. Prigg; comprising a convenient Family Residence, having an entrance hall, '2 front parlours, a room '26 feet by 16, adapted for a dining room ; large kitchen, and jtlices ; J! good chambers, 3 attics, a back staircase ...
... enabled to offer them at such l'rices that cannotfail giving genlerl satlthactian, and hopes his Friends will not delay in maid ug their Wine early, as he aeon res them the Oranges will never be in better perfection for any use thai his present Stock ...
... tdmund's, No. 51, now in the occupation of Mr. Prigg; comprising a convenient Family Residence, having an entrance hall, 2 front parlours, a room _C feet by 16, adap-ed for a dining room ; large kitchen, and ofiices; ?? good clumbers, attics, a back staircase ...
... Ten o'clock. Eligible Small Freehold ESTATE and BREWERY, at Cation, in Norfolk. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. HARPER, At the Maid'* Head JAn. Norwich, On Wedneiday. the lOthlfay ot March, 1830, At Five o clock in the Afternoon, ALL that DWELLING-HOUSE and ...
... immediate attention. WANT 111), At Lady-day next, a Gentleman’s Family the Country, Steady SERVAN as Laundry and Upper House Maid. She will he required to undertake the management of Linen, and have an unexceptionable character. For particulars apply to ...