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... case etch of fever. A case was discovered at Penyrancitor, Trefechan. On investigation, this was traced to infection from the maid, who was actually freely desquamating at the time and who, despite my warnings, conveyed milk to three households, members ...
... system dr•iusge, the privy accommodation 6.11, MA other d.f.ets whist. rendero the hoe.. not fit to, habitation,-11, James Jones maid would by ashamed to be the owner of the houses —Tne levee cr added th.t he brood that the standpipe, using 6.41 does to the ...
... mistresses —peder_ examing starvation, depredation, and toil to what seems comparative I luxury as cooks, housemaids, and parlour! maids. To begin with, housewives will not train girls into service as manufacturers and others have to train girls and !aye ...
... George Fitzgibbon on the of • polebooed Misr-box, and that had Wackily Me* light of it in an evil hour. v wee it hke beg r maid M. °monde. hei r mid Mrs. Mount; why, It was tbs old hag herself, fain hair, Preach bonnet, end never did see so ridiculous ...
... the inmost ogre face, _ 'Now. ' twdad, home wid ifs. like, isa ould father what 1 did to ye. A GENTLE lIINT. Within the parlour rat the pair. after tea; U. occupied the rocking chair, The sofa she. Tbe light upon the mantel boned With cheerful glow; ...
... onnotor aad basset. —Creeeszeatised : The dales ram over a wash bones and ritoreroom was screw% yawl and op an open stair and a parlour was reached past the her. He believed there were toe INW, public houses in Bala.—ln reply to the lbw* wittiest raid he did ...
... conduces to fainting. I have myself noticed, and I have heard visitors remark upon, the stuffiness of the front rooms or parlours of houses, especially farmhouses, which are perhabs only occupied and the windows opened for a few hours on a Sunday. People ...
... Canadian, colour 4, 46. to 49. ; white, 00. to 004 ; American, to 49. ; Dutch, OA to Os Edam, 361 to Ns. Revisals. obis mre. toes/ maid is les &sr Mee Mr Abu* the bear el .d was diorama *we Destag eon..,' home haw the fI higher up. The Maim ems bier to where ...
... 61811 M.b mark bag timonatisra at Abrry4. hr armory pply r gl.isg fall massenmasir,etc.. SAW Advartrimg homy, WANTED, Bosse Parlour-maid • a rod andlnrsaisa.—Apply, bin Obabb, Oolisa Rill if.. ttlinwobory. a 624 WANTED, sadet-Hossersaid, who bait Mai similar ...
... Menet ' wyth, straded by Mr Cum's@ Boyar. Welebpool, It wee agreed tt ties Is view We treader of the College beadier free parlour rooter to the College as • serpents body. the Court hereby authorise the Osumi to resew the security giro by Mame of the listiosel ...
... which show that women can only earn about ninepence a day. There Is wellpaid work for women as cooks, housemaids, and parlour-maids, all over the country. There is work in the colonies. If women for reasons of their own prefer to work for ninepence a ...
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