... - _ - --•- - • - AS HOUSEMAID, or Parlour Maid, a young Woman, who can have a good character from her last situation, where she lived nearly four years.—Direct A. 8., Mr. Harris, poulterer, 49, Manchester square. ...

... LA - A S PARLOUR MAID, in a small family, or as House.. maid where a footman is kept, a steady respectable young Person, agel 28, who has been accustomed to the situation.—Direct A. L., 17, Little Warner-street, Clerkenwell. ...

... WANTS a SITUATION as HOUSEMAID, or Parlour Maid, a Young Woman, who will be recommended by the lady she has lived with seven years; she is partial to children, and is a good plain needle woman.—Apply (post paid) to M. D., 57, Aldersgate.street. WANTS ...

... VEMALE SERVANT WANTED, as PARLOUR MAID and HOUSEMAID, in a genteel and quiet family.—Apply to Mr. Harvey, baker, Weymouth-street, Portland-place. Unexceptionable references as to character will be required. 2i. Steady, respectable Person is desirous of ...

... As PARLOUR MAID, in a small family, or as Housemaid where a footman is kept, a steady respectable young Person, aged 28, who has been accustomed to the situatioo, and can be well recomm-•nded.—Direct S. N., 33, Brook-street, Holborn. ...

... AS HOUSEMAID, where a footman or parlour maid is kept, a young Woman, aged 26, who can work well at her needle, and perfectly understands her business. Can have an unexceptionable character from her last placc.—Direct C. C., Mr. Nixon, brushmaker, Great ...

... AS PARLOUR MAID, or Housemaid, where a footman Is kept, a respectable young Woman. Can have a good character from the lady she Is about to leave.—Direct Y. Z., Mr. Masters, 7, Dukestreet, Grosvenor-square. ...

... WANTED, a GOOD PLAIN COOK and a PARLOUR MAID, who can wait well at table.—Apply to Mr. Smith, baker, 3, Lamb's Conduit-street, Foundling Hospital. LADIES.—A respectable Young PERSON, who is a good dressmaker and milliner, is desirous of GOING OUT to WORK ...

... A S COOK, a respectable family, where a footman or parlour maid is kept, a respectable young Woman, who can be well recommended from the place she has just left.—Direct J. Pd., 1 9. Great Pulteney-street, Golden-square. - ...

... AS UPPER HOUSEMAID, or Parlour Maid, a respectable young Woman. Can have a good character from her last place.—Direct A. 8., Mr. Cowderoy, grocer, Clapham-road-place, Ken. nington. No officekeeper need apply. ...

... AS PARLOUR or HOUSE MAID, in a Gentleman's family, a young Person, of the greatest respectability, from Norfolk; can give a respectable reference to town or country.—Direct M. 5., Mr. Dyer, Dorset crescent, 13, East-road, City-road. AS COACHMAN, a Person ...

... ARespectable young Woman, to ATTEND upon an ELDERLY LADY, or One or Two Young Ladies, and do plain needle work, or as Parlour Maid. The most satisfactory character will be given by the lady with whom she has lived eight years.—Direct E. S., Mr. Currier's ...