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... paid, to A. B. Mr. G. Uppingham. Ed » t Old Michaelmas next, a Middle-aged , s li« m °MAN, without incumbrance, as DAIRY-MAID. understand her business, and well ? d from her I* B ' situation.' 1 by letter, post paid) to Mr. Joseph Todd, Park Beds. PT ...
... immediately, Steady active YOUTH, as C to the HAIRDRESSING BLv W.i PP'T- hy letter, post paid, to J. Pearson, art -JT as KITCHEN-MAID in INN, a %}' arid °*en accustomed to similar employ- * can have good character for honesty and Per9onally at the Bull Inn ...
... Management small Dairy, and Baking. A most unexceptionable Character to Steadiness and Honesty win oe requirea. N.B. Kitchen Maid is kept, but good Wages will be 'Address A. B. Post Office, Biggleswade, Beds. for the Southern Division of the County North- ...
... tnerienced Journeyman Wheelwright; and ah Apan the above businesses.—Apply (if by letter, ffff-titoMr. Parker, Sleaford. LAUNDRY-MAID. rTANTED, in a Family near Stamford, one who thoroughly understands her business.—Apply to Stamford. immediately, by a respectable ...
... transplanted with the greatest care. and COOK. WANTED, at May-day next, Housekeeper and Cook in a quiet family, where a scullery maid is kept, person about thirty years of age, experienced in cooking and in the general concerns of managing a house. She must ...
... Dramatic Effusion on Melodies from Macbtth and Hamlet, introducing the favourite Airs, Where the Bee sucks, My Mother has a Maid, and Blow thou Wintry Winds, Harp, Mr. Bochsa —Bochsa. NEW SONG —Mrs. Bishop, My Heart's in the Highlands, (the poetry Burns) ...
... Stamford; if by letter, post paid. June 10th, 1834. WANTED immediately, in a Farm-house, where two Maid Servants are kept, a middle-aged respectable Woman as Parlour Housekeeper, who must understand Cooking. A reference to character will be required.—Apply (if ...
... s nexrt, A C')NVENIENT DWELLING HOUSE, A pleasantly situated on NORMANTOx TERRACE, containing on the ground floor, large parlour. breakfast loom and good kitchen, with closets, &c.; underneath, a back kitchen, coal house, and good cellaring; three lodging ...
... CONVTRACT, t A IDWELLING HOUSE pleasantly situated in 1 the Village of' NliCmEovEst, near Derby, contain. ! inghouseplace, parlour, three chambers, three attics, scullery, dairy piggery, two yards, :34 Perches of Garden Ground, walled nearly round. 1 ALSO ...
... Alason, Colour Maker, and adjoining the Derby Canal. Also a compact DWidELLING IhOUSE, comprising a hall or entrance, two parlours, kitchen, pantry, cellar, back kitchen and wash house, four good lodging rooms, stable, gig house, and large garden, lately ...
... in the occu- pation of Mrs. Dorothy WVhiting, viz. A newly erected and well built Farm House, cons. prising a house place, parlour, kitchen. back kitchen, wash-house, dairy, and other attached and detached offices, with the homestead, con- taining . . - ...
... ouse, Brew- J e house, Cellars, Wash-house, Larder, and Scullery. h I FIFTH DAY, Wednesday, June 25th-Laundry, House. e' c maid's Room, Dairy, Store Room, Offices, Housekeeper's e I and Steward's Rooms. I SIXzTH DAy, Thursday, June 26th.Cooking Kitchen ...