... queray, comprising 2 parlours, kitchen, 2 chambers, attic, ' v- convenlent offices, back yard, and excellent garden. o r- Lot 3: TWO DWELLING-HOUSES, adjoining lot 2, I- one In the occupation ?? unoccupied, each comprising front parlour, kitchen, offices ...

... the Executors, and compri- ses a most respectable Farm-house, erected new by the late Proprietor, with spacious kitchen. parlour. store. rooms, cel- jar. wash-bouse and dairvy, nd most comfortable and airy sleeping-rooms ; and 55a. of luxuriant meadow ...

... adjoining to Lot 1, in the occu- PaiU- u'otdrs'' .Sallovji, 'tenant'st will, at the rent of l7£. ner asilm; ,.comprising. TwIvo Parlours, Kitchen, Back- )liboa~, 'Thare Bet.lrooms, Stable, and. a very large and celI*~ Gtrd. Opotf Lots Is Redeemcd, and they arp ...

... o'hldcr bon'of Tusoday, the 1 ie~ettOdb19 y e'tt , ~t'ndr *then 8tmayesio be preceive and * conid~rd ~':11.Boor at' tE Metn t the Maid's A spiclttf~ oftherl r e seen at theA O~c ?? ~x'th~o~sadjtnn~ heWorkhouse.' The Ihtdelittm the ?? n Irnmone to tso be pt per ...

... of the Works at libo Office, onl Tendring ru~ndrNed'eatb. The Tenders will be received and considered at the Board Meeting, Maid's Head Inn, Thorpe. on Wednesday, the witl day of March next, at twelve o'clock. By order of the Board, Mistley 28 th Feb. ...

... 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 ...

... Secretary. 4 Person, 26 years of age, who understands Millinery A n snd Dress-making, wishes for a situation as Latv's- maid or Nurse-maid. Apply by letter, post paid, to A. Z., 1'ost Office, Ipswieh. Ir7 ANT1'ED immeitiatelv. an active, steady, and ii.- ...

... Trade has for a long time been successfully anal profitably carried on; comprising a passage-entrance, with spacious shop, parlour, kitchen, store-room. Dairy, lour excellent sleeping-rooms, detached wash-house,* large walled-in Garden, well plauteal with ...

... Ualess an acceptable Oi~er i made by Private Treaty.) 1He~s HOUSan ic ertedb w e Brick, and Sash. ronted which includes study, parlour, and drawing- T loftyo and airy 5teeplng 'ooms good cellarage, kit- romn, and Yd tic arrangements adapted for the residence ...

... of Miss GOODING, Furniture will beich, (who is removing.) Amongst the q-capitfl feat o undseveral mahogany4.postbedsteads, parlour, athrbed, mattrasses, blankets, counterpanes; aroyu Pecamb, er, and kitchen chairs; easy chair; maho. gassy Pembroke, pillar ...

... (Tancredi.) Rossini. SONG-fPrize ballad.) Mr. llobbs Hobbs. SOLO— Vhdin, Mr. Rlagrove BLtgroce. BALLAD — I'm a poor shepherd maid, Miss Muiton A. lee. RECITATIVE c^ AIR T Sweet bird, Miss Bruce, accompanied on the Violin, by Mr. llbiirrnve Handel. ARIA ...

... Lady is anxious to recommend a young person 28 I. tyears of age, (to whom she can give the best of cha- racters) as LADY'S MAID, to wait upon one or more Ladies, and to make herself otherwise useful; she under- stands dressmaking, millinery, and the getting ...