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... Foundry, Derby. 2nd Feb 1847. \*£T ANTED in a Clergyman's Family in the Country, »» a steady respectable SERVANT as PARLOUR MAID; age from 25 to 30. She must be able to wait at table, clean plate, and work at her needle. A cha- racter of some standing ...
... understands his business in every de- I 1artllent; also, a HEAD KITCHEN-MAID, where a Co .I1n (C(ook is kept; likewise, TWO HEAD WAITERS, Hu and TII'IEEI UNDER Ditto; also TWO UNDER Sir BAll MAIDS; Wages liberal. Wt Apply personally at the MIDLAeND HOTEL TAP, ...
... OUNG PERSON, who for several 1W years has had the superintendence of a Dress- Maliing Establishment, a Situation as LADIES MAID, or to ASSIST in a SHOP; she vould undertake the avhole of the Dress-Makilig for the Family. Address E. S., Maicuny OrFFcI; ...
... Situation three years, and is in his 24th year. Address, by letter. A. A., Post Office, Matlock Bath. ANTED, where Kitchen Maid is kept, an ex- * perienced COOK, not less than years old. Apply by paid letter to D. F., Post-office, Newcastle. Staffordshire ...
... principal Street of Barton-under- Needwvood, lately occupied by 31r. J. B. Cooperdeceased, comlprising a hail or eptrance, two parlours to the front, lkitcllen, hack kitchell, cellars, and other attached and , dt-acled offices; a large garden walled round; ...
... taining 7 Acres or thereabouts. The Dwelling-house comprises a bouse-place, parlour, and kitchen, two chambers, two attics, and a good cellar. The Cottage comprises house-place, parlour, and two chambers. Mr. JOHN MrLWAnD. ofBiggin, will shew the premises; ...
... Prize - -4 0 0 Second Prize - -3 0 0 8.-To the Female Servant who lies been em- ployed the greatest nunsber of years as a Dairy-Maid in the same Family, where not less than 1 5 Cows are kept, First Prize-3 0 0 Second Prize-2 0 0 PREMIUMS FOR PLOUGHING. 9.-To ...
... with loose seats to mnatch; mahogany breakfast, dining, pemrbroke card, and other, tables; imitation rosewood chiffioneer, parlour and bed-room carpets, passage oil cloth, stair carpet and brass rods, 8-day clock in mahogany cese, moreen anid dimity window ...
... many of the newest designs and costly patterns, adapted for the Drawiiig and Dining Rooms, Library, and others suitable for Parlours, Lodging Rooms, Ceilings, Passages, &c. &c. Mr. R. BREAREY is requested to say, that though the Paper was purchased to supply ...
... upwards of 40 Acres, conveni- ently divided into 13 Pieces, together with asubstantially built DWELLING HOUSE, containing two parlours, Sitting. room, kitchen, larder, cellar, six lodging-rooms, large attic or cheese-room, anddetachied brewhosuse. The Out- ...
... seat and two cushions, mahogany _ dining table, circular ends, pier glass in gilt frame, large U painted cupboard, sets of parlour chairs and carpet, set of china, mahogany wash stand, oak screen and dining tables, clack in oak case, together with the numerous ...
... accustomed t A PUBLIC HOUSE, situate at Hartington aforesaid, and known by the name or Sign of the Red Lion, con- taining two parlours, tap-room, kitchen, brewbouse, and suitable offices on the ground floor, with large club-room, and requisite bed-rooms over ...