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... young Woman, well acquainted with the business. Direct to A. , at No. I, York-plsce. Hoxton Old Tow*. AS HOUSEMAID or KITCHEN MAID, at an Hotel, Tavern, or Coflee-house. a respectable young Woman. Direct 8. H., at No. 8, King-street, Queen street, Pimlico ...
... 504 ; Montacute, 150 ; Michael Angelo, 219 ; Menageries, 250 ; Manual of Geology, 250; Mores, the, 311 ; Miss Aylmer, or the Maid's Ilusband, 313 ; Miscellanies of Literature, 458 ; Moral and Intellectual School- Book, 458 ; Miscellaneous Verses, 535 ; ...
... sitting rooms and parlours two halls and pantry on the ground -floor five commodious chambers with convenient closets two landings and water closets Also a substantial timber tiled Residence near above containing a cellar keeping-room parlour kitchen coun ...
... resident lu a delightful watering place noon the southern coast, and who receives into his family Eight Young Gentlemen as Parlour Boarders, for the purpose uf classical and general education, has a VACANCY. Inclusive Terms moderate.—Addless Y. C., Post-office ...
... _ ( , ' , * i. AS Lady's Maid, a respectable iV r « ' perfeclly understands her business, andean t ?? ' mended by the Lady she ha* just left. Direct to J A ' t jn-. treet. Marylebone. ' ' *2, V,y' AS Lvov's Maid, or Maid ami f|u ?? a Person of very ...
... nahogaiiy robes, drawers, washhand stands, *c, suites o( Ira. parlour curtains, couches, sofas, and chairs, ottomans >air of noble chimney glasses, plates si by 15, *ma ¦' Itables, sideboard, parlour chairs a morocci . w r»a>es, library übles Brussels and ...
... the money from the prosecutor. It appeared from the evidence the prosecutor, that on 'he Ist of December last he was in the parlour of a public-house, when the prisoner came in, accompaned by a man having the appearance of sailor. The prisone.- produced ...
... ornament. yet the present crisis requires one that will work as the period demands—an association that will come home to the parlour window of every landed proprietor that professes Liberal prin. ciples, and tell him, Sir, you profess to be a Liberal ; ...
... moral and physical energies they profess to strengthen and prose. Mrs. S. C. Hall, in her new novel of Marian • or, a Young Maid's Fortunes, has given her heroine her bitterest and most dangerous trials in one of them ; she pictures them as deteriorating ...
... ' ' AS Lady's Maid, a young Person, who per , , ft _. clly understands her business, and can be well recoi. mended from the Lady she has left. Direct to V L at Mr C lard's, 2, Caner-street, A. alworth-road. AS Lady's Maid, or Lady's Maid an. X3L Housekeeper ...
... down the stairs. He also heard him put up the shutter of the front door. Witness next heard him make a fire in the front parlour where he lived. Witness had occasion to go down stairs, and saw the de°ceased standing before a safe ; a small s lueepan was ...
... from the situation she hat just left. Direct to K. G., at Mr. Hunter's, Earl Catheart, Munster-street, Regent’s Park. AS PARLOUR.MAID, or as HOUSEMAID in •raa'l family, and wait on the lady or one or two young adiet, a respectable young Womau, aged 24, ...