... ths one choice remained. The ending is, as one may expect—satisfactory. The part of Tucker (Miss Comyns) Mrs. Daintree's parlour-maid, was smartly taken and her manner throughout was entirely in keeping with the character of a domestic. Mr. E. J. Tozer ...

... them into the young lady's mouth, though in the poem they are so entirely the gentleman's: I might have said Mv itinitntain maid, A hith • e• wee never given True hearts to curse With tyrant 0r.,, That Its,- been b'est m heaven. But then I sod, ' In tears ...

... themselves the fact that a certain sum must be saved before they married. It was a comfortable sum, too, sot to be made by a maid-servant and a grocer's ckeii in a hurry; but, as Ana confided to her mistress, Yen some peoples gets married togeder, right ...

... who now echoed the 'tante. H. lives here. Thu is my father's home. The coastgoard and moved stealthily towards the open parlour door. There was a lamp upon the table. and . be peered into the room, Live. here Your father! This is very strange.' It was ...

... her it was nothing, that she was only a little weary from her walk; and then she passed by her and entered the littie plain parlour, and sitting down by the open window tried to form her thoughts into plans and resolutions. _ _ It was a very fair September ...

... she has quite a menagerie at Woburn. A SINGULAR fire occurred atadwelling-house in Holly-street, Nelson. Underneath the parlour window was a dresser upon which was • glass globe, which, it is supposed, became so heated by the sun's rays that it ignited ...

... WANTED. HOUSE-PARLOUR MAID for Brighton, age over 20. Must have good character, experienced, tall; wages £2O; fare paid.—Apply, PRYOR, Strand, Ringmore, Sbaldon. ...

... Well, I know your face quite well, but I cannot recall where 1 have seen you before. Oh, please, sir, I'm your new parlour maid I was the reply. A third story, copied from a London periodical, is based upon a small boy's mistake in school; but, as ...

... for the occasion. It will be readily seen that even at a very small dinner of six or eight covers, neither one man nor one maid can dexterously remove one plate and replace it by another with that quiet and ease that makes the service of a dinner perfect ...

... usual, while from the diamonded panes of the bar parlour window Noah Arkwright and his da:ne watched her, as they bad done on the first day wheu she came to them, just two months before. Markham, a devoted maid, and a cartful of luggage had accompanied the ...

... home between five and eight o'clock. But Mr. Mawley making no move towards 1 letting him out, he bowed himself out of the parlour, and was in the act of unlatching the street-door when Mr. Mawley recalled Are you going straight home? Probably. Then ...

... Ire at 400 yards. From this russ they pared in volley after volley with issaiy Week, but *wise to the truesodous odds they maid oaly cheek the Arabs, sad had ultimeaty 10 mina to istlag surrounded. Willie, Mil yoa thank Yr. Leman for taking yaili o. ...