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... recepnon billiard room ,fifteen best bed and clressmg rooms, t'tecl bathrooms maid ·ants' five{ rooms billiard room ,fifteen best bed and clressmg rooms, two fi t'tecl bathrooms eight maid sen ·ants' rooms, five{ rooms ::md complete range of offices. It is for ...
... dear of him!” said Jenoy. “Ishould like to see him very much.” Miss Lomas lod her into the ancient, lowceiled, dank-scented parlour, where, on a couch, ‘was stretched the old farmer, like a wrecked ‘tree—his legs bulkily swathed and covered with s g b TR ...
... (or Alford), family 2; wages £lO, lAI QUANTITY of Vacancies fo A GAKDENEKRS, with good chln:teg.noox. KITL’U};.\‘MAID. under good cook, 5 maid and 2 men servants kept. W, 813 > ¥or o Hall, near Norwich. oo 418 togle 7 I'TCHENMAID, under ocock: wages £7 3 ...
... bnt when he came home o:1 Sunday he heard a male voice in the area. It was the voice of the young man attached to the parlour-maid, and when the Colonel went below to investigate he found that J uliet, in her terror, had locked Romeo into the coal-cellar ...
... Beaufoy-Dixon, Eve's first employer, and Mannaduke, Mary's foolish brother. Marmaduke, with his platonic affect ion for parlour-maids, has not a redeeming feature; but Mrs. de Beaufoy-Dixon, who always insisted upon the hyphen because she wos remotely connec:ed ...
... Beaufoy-Dixon, Eve's first employer, and Mannaduke, Mary's foolish brother. Marmaduke, with his platonic affect ion for parlour-maids, has not a redeeming feature; but Mrs. de Beaufoy-Dixon, who always insisted upon the hyphen because she wos remotely connec:ed ...
... work and plain ceoking, for family of 3, in Gainsborongh,— Apply bty letter, “X,” “Leuder” Office, Gaineborough., 6 F JOUSE-PARLOUR.. 1D yastel—Apgly ll eonally cr by letter to Mrs. Haococ Sm Colsterwoith, lear Granthaea. 4 ' A SSUEANCE—AGENT wasted immediately ...
... OUSE-PARLOUR.LAID wanted.—. T A svMTt ol Coleterworth, rear Grantham. ‘ _\sscu.wcn.-mn;r poated immediately. ...
... EDITOR OF COUI\TRY LIFE.] SrR,--I send you a photo· graph of a pet be- squirrel belongingto our maid. J-1 e runs 100 se in the pantry. One day he parlour- \\'(\S lost, and after being called for sume time, he popped his head and fore pa\\:s up from jug ...
... hand at Edward·s Court, and the king grew angry, for be loves a Norman as his Thus, for the maid'.; sake, she being stubborn, and own s ...
... and in the back parlours of the lesser tradesmen; and the difference lies in three essential lt is refined, it is funny, and the pictures are admirably drawn. In But the first Fun of the new century is a very different production parlours of the lesser ...
... seemed better also to have from walls. The stairs the wooden turned up the side of the chimney at the back of the The parlour house. The parlour was to measure qft. BUILDING THE by rrft., the kitchen 13ft. by rzft., the t11·o bedrooms being smaller, as they ...