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... Paris. Address A. B. Mr. Lane's, Bookseller, Clifton, near Bristo —(letters post-paid). TO HOUSEMAIDS. WANTED, as House and Parlour Maid, an active Young Woman, of some experience, who can be well recommended. Aoply (if by letter,' post-paid) to Mr. Brough ...
... (Comic) J. Blewitt 2 0 •Judy Shea and her A, B, C, (Comic) T. Hudson 2 0 Lord Ronald C. H. Purday 2 Maid of Llanwellyn (eight edition) Ditto 0 Miller's Maid (new edition) I'arke 2 0 •Old English Gentleman, with portrait of Farren C. H. Purday 2 0 •Old English ...
... Charlton Kings, near Cheltenham. WANTED, respectable active Woman, who has been accustomed wait at Table, aa HOUSEMAID and PARLOUR-MAID, where no Man Servant is kept- A middle-aged pcrsoo would be preferred.—Apply at the office of this Paper, by letter, post-paid ...
... lamb, in allum, salt, and stained ; 300 doz. of gloves, nnished, in men's prix seam, drab and black habits, bl»ck and drab maids' and girls', men bull and straw, of unfinished ditto, of tne same description, doz. of tranks, men's and habits; shop fixtures ...
... possession will be required Apply, (if by letter, post paid,) to ftlr. J. Green, Solicitor, Worcester. laundry MAID. ANTED Situation LAUNDRY MAID, bv » ~ Young Woman, who perfectly understands ltusiness, and can well recommended. Apply if by letter (post ...
... (be Talbot in th. thtag wZ^' /X .Meadow .AND, p„ t a ' ,f l ,r ductir ln admeasurement IA. OK. k».,r.j Land of Mr. Thomas Maid,, » ,b, .'f l ,h •« Oa-ahTa Hospital, north by' 10 *■ nd ' by **. Another Piece or Parcel » aud par, M«dow, mentioned, being ...
... wide, with Brcwhouse, Larder, and Laundry, and other domestic offices; over the Kitchen are 2 Bed Rooms, sufficient for 4 or maid servants, and over the adjoining Brew* house Sleeping Rooms for or 4 men servants if wanted. The Property entitles the owner ...
... KING MR. SMITH'S LECTURES THE EARLY TRAINING OF CHILDREN, AND ON SMITH AND DOLIER'S PLANS OF INSTRUCTION, WHETHER IK THE PARLOUR OR THE SCHOOL. MR. JOHN SMITH respectfully announces that he will have the honour of delivering these THREE LECTURES, in the ...
... Optometer. WEDNESDAY, MARCH yth, FOLLIES OF FASHION, with THE RENCONTRE. THURSDAY, 10th, FOUNDLING of the FOREST, with THE MILLER'S MAID. FRIDAY, 11th, BERTRAM, with THE SIEQE OF STRALSAUND. , Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be had at Mr. Deighton's, 53, ...
... delightfully situate in (J HEAT MALVERN, consisting of one Drawing Room, 35 feet by 18 feet, divided by folding doors, one Parlour, three best lied Rooms, Dressing Koom, four Servants' Bed Room, two Kitehens, with suitable offices. JOHN CLARKE BEGS to inform ...
... occupation of a Genteel Family, having Eight roomy Bed Chambers with Closets to each, and Two Dressing Rooms, Rpacious Dining Parlour, Drawing, Breakfast, and Housekeeper's Rooms, Hall, Kitchens, liarder, Pantry, and extensive cellaring, the whole in the ...
... secondary Bed-rooms, with Cloets, a Water Closet, Drawing and Anti-Room*, on the tint floor' Dining-room of good dimensions, Parlour at the back, spadl ous Entrance Hall, domestic Offices of every description Ale and Wine Cellars, Ac. &c. The Premise* are ...