... viouni^ nISENGAOED, ami want? a Sitoatiim, Honw'j Parlour Maid, .toady, active, young can work well at her needle, and make up cI'M reouired ; is Protestant, and can he well l-.1. | Command, left for M. ft. Mr. Barrett ..kkjtfafton.trcet, 1:1, Parlia ...

... viz.- -Parlour I and Drawing-roonm C4aire; Breakfast, Dinner, Card, Pie04 Work and Dressing T'bles; p6rS Pianofo , Book- cases; Brussels: and :idd4erinster Carpets; Stair.Carpeting ?? Rugs; Sidejqerd; Pier1 Chimney and Dressing *lass&:; :Parlour aid D ...

... Don Carlos, Mr. Wood in which he will Sing Had i heart for falsehood framed, te Ala I sure a pair was never seen, Gentle maid, the Trionwt Mios Hasilon aomnd Mr uson, Soft -Pity, The toast be dear woa youand, by particular desire,: the of Time ...

... earanace This Evening. eII ala ' WEDNESDAY, June 19, 1833, trhelr Majesties' SerDOats 'will perform the Grayl opera of THE MAID OF JUDAH. ' Tbe whole of the ?? by Rossini.) ie (under the disguise of -a Pilgiim),'Mr Wood (as Ivan jrgoed by him at the Theatre ...

... ; Courti. *r. ?? tiiar ' is first appearance here); Letitia i T. -un~ih7 y bich chfracter s veillsing ' Wh are A eqstrl0t Maide TheLight Gnitar.''- Anrd rnn rnlett o rs Ralck.et, .il~iss llarry; Mrs. .oat~n. a Maidn.d ' ?? ' thlueri eitvenling ithe ...

... coATTcndsa most bt-aulifu! view of Howtb *nd j a, A«« s*a_nt. Application (if letter, on,paid the Ray; consists ‘of large Parlour Qrawing-room, i Mr. .Tfll.ri, Stone’diet'tr, Btthtiny- H-dl,* Parlorir, fot!- * -1 'o«m« laroe Mtrw _ scrv,.Kiicbcn. Servants ...

... Elugood; Lady Dundvrford, Mrs. Garthwaiti ; Oricl, Miss J. I-lyland ; Flora, Miss M. hlamilton; Julia, Miss Denham; two Old Maids, Miss Sullivan and NIrs. Pinkni y. Tbe Entertainments will conclude with a new Farce, as acted with great success at the Tieatre ...

... 'fdr the Right Hon. the Earl of, irdl, the vakltrble Museuin, select Sto6k of Wines, Detona ifaS tand Pistole, Turning Latie maid Tools, Billiard Ta Ieser- matn Granld Pianofdrte, ?? fully particularised in ff m hAd- _ iertiseneitst ; a London-huilt Baroucbe ...

... IS'3O. I HE FURNITUItE is genteel and in good prre T servation-comprising Parlour, Drawing and Bed-room Chairs; Mahogany Dinire and Card Tables: Sofa ; Settee; Carpeting fir Parlour, Drawiug room, (Chamrhesr, andi Stairs; Mahgopny Foir-post Waggon-roof BLesteads ...

... Royal) ; Lucinda, 'Miss '0rrsn'; Mailgo, Mlias Wells (late of the Theatre Roval) - aWoodock, M~rs.Peatce (Theatre Royal) ; House Maid, lire. Sorannl (Theatre Rloyal). ,I At the end of the First Act A Statute Fair and Characteristic Dance. pr'ling the Opera ...

... time these six years) the Comic Opera of TH4E MAID OF THE MILL. Lord Aimworth, Mr. Wood, in which be-will sing, Thy parting look of sorrow, The light of other days (first time) from Balfe's Opera of the Maid of Artois, ?? there a7heatt that never loved ...

... again, the old man said, Why are you wand'ring here fair maid ? Said she, I've rambled all about; No WAaiN 's Jet can I findd out. lFie, fiN ! was the old man's cry: There' inot a maid in He leiai But knows the way to 3 The secret beam'd frmq. ...