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... et. WANTED a single Man as Brewer and Hostler.—Apply at the Moseley Arms Inn, Ravenhurst-street. WANTED an experienced Parlour Maid, of good character.—Apply at Aris's Birmingham Gazette Office, High-street. WANTED a Man Servant to take care of Horse ...
... Richard Sale, 37, Cock-street, Wolverhampton. WANTED by a respectable young Person, a Situation to wait upon Ladies, or as Parlour Maid. She understands waiting at table, and can have six years' good character from her last place.—Direct to S.S. Postoffice ...
... London, disWcts. aCqUam WUh the trade the manufac WANTPD • SERVANTS, bines FAMILIES of the Maids, HouVerr!-?? , * cx P 'enced Cooks, Parlour thorough ft UleB Maid 9' dairymaids, and understand and ood Grooms who Cooks and Waiter?? ' hrBt HOTELS-good Apply ...
... for Private FAMILIES of the first respectability, Housekeepers, experienced Cooks, good Cooks, Parlour Maids, Housemaids, Ladies' Maids, Nurse Maids, Dairy Maids, and thorough Servants of all work; also Men Servants, Coachmen, Footmen, &c. ...
... ANTED to rent or purchase, a respectable House the neighbourhood of the Five-ways, Edgbaston, containing two good-sized parlours, three best bed-rooms, servants-room, and other suitable conveniences.—Address, with particulars, to Box 67, Post Office ...
... SERVANTS. ANTED immediately, for Families and Hotels of the highest respectability, good Cooks, Housemaids, Parlour-maids, Chamber-maids, Nurse-maids. Kitchenmaids, and thorough Servants of all work ; also experienced Men Servants who understand gardening ...
... Coach-house, Stable, good Garden £~>o BRISTOL-ROAD, EDGBASTON.?Two parlours, five bed-rooms, kitchens, and Garden 35 WELLINGTON-ROAD, EDGBASTON, FURNISHED or Unfurnished. ?Two parlours, four bedrooms, kitchens, and Flower Garden ? CAMDEN-STREET.?Parlourand ...
... Parlourmaids, Housemaids, Nursemaids, and good Servants of All-work, and Servant Men. For HOTELS—Stillmaids, Parlour maids, Waiters, and Kitchen maids; and good Servants for Public Houses.—Apply to Mrs. Harrison, 10 and 11, Ann-street. No Servant need apply ...
... MUMMY. Ginger Blue the AFRICAN ROSCTUS. To conclude with BEN, THE BOATSWAIN. To-morrow (Tuesday), THE KING's WAGER, with the MAID OF LICHFIELD. On Wednesday, for the BENEFIT of Mr. GREVILLE, RICHARD THE THIRB ; the part of Richard by Five Amateurs of Birmingham ...
... Aris's Birmingham Gazette Office, High street. W D Ffl «>ilies of the first respectability- DaLmar^ all Work. For ers, Parlour-maids. Respectable Men* Servant' for* n doorand Out.doorsituations.-Applyto Mrs. , n, 10 and 11, Ann-street, Birmingham. No Servant ...
... their labt ft p pc cc * On Thursday. RICHARD THE THIRD; THE MARSHALL FAMILY ; and JINKS. On Friday, KING LEAR, and THE MILLER's MAID. King Lear, Mr. C. PITT, his last appearance this season. THEATRE ROYAL. FASHIONABLE NIGHT. GREAT ATTRACTION -\fR. CHARLES ...
... repeated. SERVANTS. WANTED immediately for FAMILIES of the highest respectability, experienced Cooks, Parlour-maids, Housemaids, Nursemaids, Dairy-maids, and thorough Servants of all work. For first-rate HOTELS, proficient Cooks, Chambermaids, Waitresses ...