... himself mounts the seat of with his own wig, frizzed and bushed into a furl bottom, and set inverted on his head. A servant maid's scarlet cloak is lung over his shoulders, to represent the robes of a judge. and Aaron's band is converted into that of a ...

... for a Situation as House Maid would objection attend young L*dies wash, and work at her needle. Any commands left for S. B. No. ‘1; Great Charles-street, will be strictly attended to. WANTS a Situation House Maich Children’s Maid in regular family, a Person ...

... upper story, four attics and . Jet ; seeond story, three bed. chambers; first story, dining. and . ..wing rooms, breakfast parlour, and sitting room ; ground floor, entrance hall, kitchen, and scullery, and good cellaring on the basement. The above premises ...

... WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1830 VIST'ANTS Situation as BAR-MAID, or BAR- V MAID ami WAITRESS, respectable yonnfc Woman, who can have a two-years' character from her last situation ; security can be given. required. Letters, post paid, addressed to H. N., ...

... search farms'; having demanded Gilfigan’s arms from the servant maid, who was only person at home, and eh« having stated that she did mil know where they were, they broke the iduor of his parlour, and all the presses in the house search them, fortunately without ...

... withdrew (he remainder of his informations. Sarah Smith, a woman middle age, was charged with defrauding Rosa Poplin, a servant maid at No. 19, North Bank, St. John’s Wood, of one shilling, under the pretence of telling her fortune. appeared, that the defendant ...

... 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 ...

... and ttie musician. The Por- t.ig-ne.e Minstrel, * The spot where 1 was born,' is particularly beautiful ; „nd t he Russian ' Maid of Tartary' highly striking and original. Indeed, they all of them boast ihe merits peculiar to this extremely pleasing and ...

... patent dining tables; and sideboard, rose.' wood card, and 100 tables ; maho gany b e d steads, with bedding; ward. robes, parlour curtains ' morocco chairs, Turkey carpets, horse-hair sofa, rosewood cabinets, and, in fact, usef u l f urn i ture, which ...

... of arms; having demanded (liiligan’s arms from the servant maid, who was the only person at home, and she having stated that she did not know where they were, they then broke the door his parlour and nil the presses in the house in search of them, fortunately ...

... of arms; having demanded Giltigan's arms from the servant maid, who was the only person at home, and she having stated that she did not knew where they were, they (Uen broke the door his parlour, and all thepresses in the house search of them, fortunately ...

... armsi; having deusaded Gilligan't. arms from the servant maid, who was th* cnty-penon horns, and she having Mated that she did not know where they were, they then, broke the door of his parlour, and all the .presses in ths house search of them, fortunately ...