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... is what the Mail calls bei ill treated by the people of Birmi They say I have lost my popu- larity amongst them—that is, the Maid tells me so—so by ‘ive they have discovered I enjoyed popu- larity, although hitherto the denied it; but they admit it now ...
... reference will be given. —Direct A. Z„ Mr. Tapsell, grocer, 72, Park-street, Grosvenor-square. A S LADY'S MAID, Upper House Maid, or Parlour Maid, a respectable young Woman, aged 30, who has lived in geod families, and is particularly desirous to obtain ...
... Address, post paid, to D. P., Post-office, ShacklewelL A Respectable Person wishes for a Situation as LADY'S MAID and HOUSEKEEPER, or LADY'S MAID only, aged 34 ; understands dressmaking and hairdressing , and every branch in the situation : can have an ...
... having the appearance of an Italian got off the Bath e coach, at the Liverpool Inn, Devices, and sat himbself down in the I parlour, where he called for a rump-steak and po- tatoes, which were brought to him. While partaking of the d reppast, the conversation ...
... PAID.I A S Lady's Maid, a young Woman, who per- XV fectly understands her business, and ha* no objection lo r.c country. Direct to M. ML, at H. Breidenbacks, Hairdresser, 98, Park-street, Grosvenor-square. AS Lady's Maid, or Lady's Maid and llou*. Weeper ...
... Now Dobbin and Smiler come sliding down the street, with a load of beans for the miller, or alum for the baker ; and servant maids stand gossiping at entry ends, with tbeir red arms wrapped up in tbeir aprons, like a couple of car- rots in a cabbage leaf ...
... PAPERS ANGINGS, which he can offer for Sale the following very reduced prices:—Bedroom and Staircase Papers, from per yard; Parlour ditto, 2d. per yard; Satin ditto, 4d. per yard; and all other sorts in proportion. 20,000 pieces always ready at No. Lowther-ai ...
... A S UPPER HOUSE or PARLOUR MAID, a young CI. Woman, who can be well recommended.—Direct M. C., Mr. Fort, grocer, 1, Kennington-cross, Surrey. ...
... On Pembroke. qay,tand slep. there on tthe aught of the 7th of November last: when I was going to bed I closed the hall and parlour doors,. as well as'the win- dorv ; the fo~llowing morning I got up about sevea o'clock, and found the doors open;'a brass ...
... Agents, Crown. court. Threadnendle-slreet. >TEW VOCAL MUSlC— Popular Ballads I of the Season.— Just published, The kiss, dear maid ! Bal- lad, W. Norcott, Esq., 2s ; The lock of hair, Ballad, J. P. Knight, 25. ; She stood at the altar, Ballad, M. ...
... bees and stand &c May bo viewed the day prior and morning of sale. Catalogues may beihnd 0 Mr. Skelton, on the premises ; WUI Maid^b cad; and at Mr Tebbott s Office, \Vindsor. Leasehold Premises, Hazely Heath, near Hartley Wintnev. Hants, with early possession ...
... Fir Timber, conlaininK abemt Three Acres. The Mansion rumprisea an eiitinnce-ball, eoniinnnicalinK u ilh drawiiiK-room and parlour, spucioua lofty diningrnom, bousekeeper's room, butler’s pantry, store-room, kitchen, and other domestic oflices on the p ...