... : Woodman, spare that Treo I'm poor Shepherd Maid I've lived to hear your Wedding Bells Jolly Beggar Kate Kearney Hound own Pretty Rose Laud of Fathers, thy glory is faded Maiden, will deceive thee The Maid Cashmere When heard was The Village Mill The ...

... Shop, Kitchen, Parlour, and Bedroom, on the ground floor of that new Dwelling House in New-yeards, as presently occupied by Mrs M'Clure, with Cellar and Offices behind. ALSO—That smaller Dwelling House immediately adjoining, containing Parlour, Kitchen, and ...

... Inverness, 18th March 1844. TO LET. THAT Commodions NEW HOUSE in Church Street— consisting of Coal Cellar, Kitchen, Scullery Maid's Room, Dining-Room, Drawing-Roim, Six Bed-Rooms, Plunge and Shower Bath, and Water-Closet. Convenient Store.Rooms on each ...

... Minutes' walk of Dumfries, pleasantly situated in Dry and Healthy situation. The House consists of Dining-Room, Drawing-Room, Parlour, Four Bed-Rooms, with Kitchen and Back- Kitchen, and other conveniences ; with Offices, consisting of Coach-House, Stable ...

... Sideboard, Set Dining Tables, Loo, Pembroke, and Turnover do,, Sofas and Bed Sofas in Hairtlotb, Sets MIa- hogany Dicing Room and Parlour Chairs, Carpets and Heerth Rugs, Register and Carron Grates, Fenders and r ire Irons, Post- ed and Tent Bedsteads with Curtains ...

... persons found trespassing will I e psoseeted. Aberdeen,2Oth Aug. 1844. Coo} Wanted. W ANiTE:D immnediately, whlere a Kiitchen Maid is kept, w a good COOKX, wvho can have an unexceptionable charoc- {,ar-AppIY st the Journal Office.t i ~~WANTED. I FOR A SITUATION ...

... WANTED. e B 1v a Faetily reeiding in the North Highlands, PERSON to act in) the double capacity of NNur- A OC.Yrnessand Lady's Maid. 'No one needi apl vunless furnished with unexceptionatle re-ferences as to character. Apply by letter, addressed N. B. A. ...

... Wants a Situation, at Whitsunday. AS NURSERY GOvYRaNESS, Young English WO1AN, who can have good renom. umendations; orasLADY'S MAID. She u;Idorqtnads Dress. raking, Millinery, and Hair-dressing. No objection to Town or caowiny-Addrems (free) to the Office ...

... Fancy VELVETS, and other Fashionable BONNET MATERIALS, FRENCH RI4SONS, FLOWERS, and FEATIIERS, &oc. fildran'e, Girl'.s and Maid's BEAVERS-quitenew I fT MISSES KEITH3 53 ESPECTFULLY intimatethat their Sister,Miss MARIA, ft has been for sometime in one ...

... tILES WzST 01? Bn BY Ikte Jfa tor Year, asMk be agreeds ,4 TWOFLQ0.RED HO9USE. with Entry at }asq[en,*- AL ,-dXnag of a large Parlour and Ki~bM On the~mutdl;ng AThree4god Roonts, with Fixeda*sd* CoeftL, al wrhih are Orates. -To this House is atacbed an exOW ...

... AREMT and other FANCY BONNETS, BOYS' &A: c. &c att en ~~~~ALSO, FpIENCH FLOWERS. RIRIBONS, Ac. I'IkTS CaLDRENDS. OIRLS'. and MAID'S BONNETS, in I tFA * ~~gneat vardety. h5th June, 1844. ~~~ptAr4O-FORTEtMS. iA¶LOR & BROWMN beg to intimate, that they have ...

... Posted, and Tent| Counting-house Desks. Bedsteads. 'Consulting Tables. Portable and French Do. Windsor ChairsandDesk Stools Parlour. Bed Room, and Kitchen Grates, Fenders and Fire Ij Irons, Sets Tin Covers; Lobby Oil Cloths, Hearth Rugs, besides an Assortment ...