Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... ” “ Lucky miller, to have you always with him! “I am afraid he does not think so. He would rather’’—laughing—“have stronger maid than I about the place. But, ” growing suddenly grave, “surely you will be missed, dear Frank? Your mother will be vexed. The ...
... und the Work ol .mall liotue and Wiping. —Apply.*Mrs. Nsavc. 1, bt. arliiolomsw’s Nctwick. buperior GENERAL, 25, for Houw •Parlour Work ; small Jamiiy.—Box 2CI, Ottice of th;* Paper. Norwich.^ GIRL, Id to 18. Wanted diately.—Apply, Air*. Reeve, Honduras ...
... PLAIN COOK, Cook Generals. Kitchen- raaifis. HouEemaide. and General Servants for Cambridge and London. House and House Parlour- maids for Bedford.—Apply, Mrs Webb’s Registry (Post Office), 230. Mill-road, Cambridge. 'Bases from Market-hill, pass the door ...
... biegubser. tingrowas, large or tour bedroom.. kitdogn. goo. n au early rber.-Box_ Ir. 1 dot three children; 'armholes: annthOr Maid befita ' -guy-ANITA o l eo , A.,„,,,A,. tni . t ., l l. 7 loEltal. ' ea&f . -- A P, _ c_ _ I Y • Th. 81.4 • . 1. °SS ...
... Pantrymaids, maids. Barmaids, Waitresses, Helps, Young ...
... Generals Kitchen-maids Housemaids General Servants for Cambridge and London House Parlourmaids for Bedford Apply Mrs Webb’s Registry (Post Office) 230 Mill-road Cambridge 'Buses from Market-hill every few minutes fare Id GOOD SCULLELY-MAID Wanted once 20 ...
... table, upon which ere two hemu- spathic books ana three homoeopathic bottles. Soon after o'clock witness's sister, who was parlour-maid, told her she had been into the bedroom, and her master was dead. She went into room. Besides the tilings she had seen ...
... Sweetheart’s discovery among house-keepers. She strikes me as being a treasure, does Mrs. Cottle. She’s cook, housemaid, parlour-maid, housekeeper, and a voucher for your respectability, all rolled into one ; and modest at that.” Mr. Beauchamp was leading ...
... REGISTRIES, MRS. Opposit-a Grav's Brewery. SITUATIONS and O Eauies Servants apply Mis. ooe. Vacancies Cooks. uenerais,. parlour-maids, Housemaids and ; lor Park. Uuiyncli, l>.catwo-.d, ilaveri»R-atte-B JfcJiKCKmore. London; Two : .; ouirsd ior ChelmsfordCook ...
... a table, upo which were two homoeopathic books homoeopathic bottles. Soon after 12 o'cioc witness's sister, who was the parlour-maid, toh. her that she had beeu into the bedroom, and he master was dead. She went into the room Besides things she had seeu ...
... ill witb bronchitis, and on Monday, Jan. 1, having knocked several times at bis door with- out response, her sister, the parlour-maid, shortly after ; twelve o'clock entered the room and found ber master was dead, with some homeopathic medicines by the ...
... preferred. Apply, with lull particulars, required, Ac, to D. W., Heronfield, Potters Hem. 2i COOK, good plain, and HOUSE-PARLOUR MAID WANTED once; halt hour Eoudon , small family ; good reierences required M. M.. Ohromcte Office. Chelmsford. / tOOK, good ...