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... and late in ■-c occupa:ion of Thomas Stammlrs, Gentleman, deceased . Consisting of an entrantypassage. with two good B»d Parlours in Fronfc#id one at the back, two wtclens, Store-room, ?? tries, ice. and seven Cham- «rSi lard, Stable, and necessary o ...
... with brick, and Ttiled; and containss a spacious parlour. with kitchen, and requisite appropriate domestic arrangements; and lofty chambers. Adjoining is s ItESIDENCE, for a Private Family, hav- ing a parlour, kitchen, wash-house, chambers, &c. ; and the ...
... capital Arable, and about 19 Pasture, Meadow, and Marsh Land; with asubstantial brick -and-tiled DWEL- LING-HOUSE, comprising parlour, kitchen, back-house, dairy, pantry, and beer cellar; good barn, stable, and hay. loft, cart-lodge, hovels and lean-tos; and ...
... opens into the hall, adjoining which is a handsome dinin°-- room, 22 feet 6 inches by 16 feet 6 inches, breakfast parlour, front parlour & offices, with separate entrance, well arran-jed domestic offices, &c On the first floor, is an elegant drawing-room ...
... take a decided stand against misma- nagement, cupidity, and low cunning. The Gallery of Literary Characters presents Regina't Maid of Honour, with Portraits of Lady Blessington, Miss Landon, Mrs. Hall, Miss Martmeau, Miss Mitford, Lady Morgan, Hon. Mrs. ...
... Abell, who ia changing huuneidence ; comprising an entrance hall, lofty dflpig aad drawing-rooms, school-room and breakfaat parlour, capital kitchen, scullery aad bear buttery, store-room and cook's pan- try, 4 lofty and airy aleeping-rooma, and b good attics ...
... Thoroughfare, Woodbridge, August 23, 13S. ?? gervant-s Wanited.. W ANTED In a Gentleman's Family, a good Cook, a V House Maid, and a Lady's Maid. Unexceptionable characters will be ?? personally to Mir. Smith, Ironmonger, Churchgate-street, Woodbridge. STEWARDSHIP ...
... o'clock iv the morning. The Members of the Association will Dine together at the Maid's Head, on the same day, at Four o'clock. Tickets, Bs. each, to be bad at the Maid's Head Inn, Thorpe. JOHN BCAB.TXV IEfIKB, Esq., IN THE CHAIR. After Dinner the following ...
... the Silk M6ercery and I)ra- . pery Business. Ajiplypersonally to DMr. Blagrove, Ipswich. lANTED, ?? Family, *here no Kithen.Maid ikept n GOOD COOK; a per- oon of 2 or SO would be. pgefeired, and would And the situation a very rnfortebve~one.-Address, post ...
... Lexden, Dec. 12. IS3B. ?? MM eili in/Has**. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. A Convenient DWELLING-HOUSE, containing two parlours, four bed-rooms, kitchen, etc., a good Garden, situated near the high-road, now in the occupation of Mr. Tomlinson, who will ...
... concerned are requested to take Notice. JOHN MUSKETT, Steward. Fornham, April 28th, 18..8. WANTS aSituation, as Upper LAUNDRY MAID, a steady, respectable middle-aged person, who perfectly understands her Business, and can have a good character from the Lady ...
... low Dent of 10 Guineas per ann- A Con~venlienit FA LY-IIO USE, containing kit- ciaco bad kiteireir, paintry, store-room, parlour, 5 btrcrl~aoas, trth walled-inl garden, situate nearly upon the 's Olaore-.Apply to Mrs. Osborne, near the Pre mises. THE ...