... Consists of :— Ground i-loor.— Entrance Hall. Commercial Boost. Twe Public Room?. Parlour. Two Rooms used as Bedrooma Publio Bar. Bar Parlour. Waiter* Pantry, Kitchen. Two Servant's Booms, Laundry (with Room aboveK Beer Cellar, Wine Cellar ...

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... SERVANT GIRL'S SUICIDE. Kensington, London, inquest was held on the body of Amelia Todd, aged 33 years, parlour-maid, who committed suicide under etraordinary circumstances. A sister of the deceased stated that of late the deceased had complained indigestion ...

... PUBLIC NOTICES. FURNITURE AN D CARPETS. DINING-ROOM, PARLOUR, AND BEDROOM SUITES, REALLY SPLENDID DESIGNS. A LOT MADE-UP CARPETS AND RUGS, CHEAP. ESTIMATES AND MEASUREMENTS FREE. EDWARD & SONS, CABINETMAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS, 29 NETHERGATE, DUNDEE. Telephone ...

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... your wisdom. Don't give your lad a big thrashing for a small fault, or your maid a big scolding for flight offence. You lose your dignity, and do end of barm. Neither lads nor maids are perfect, and we've an idea that there room for improvement in most of ...

... knows that is in the right, and that is not a relation. The most sympathetic woman the world is the old maid who has been in love; the least, the old maid who has not. Nobody with over £,100 year makes love before lunch-time. THE CLAIMS'OF MATTING Are not ...

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... my brother has distinguished himself the front? She— ' Winch one ? The clever one He— Oh-erwe all clever . situation parlour maid)— Should I be expected to hand things at lunch, madam, or do yon stretch V The Good Rule, the Simple Plan.— • rov °king ...

... VARIETIES. He is a good man who has done half as much good he meant to do. This is how a parlour maid the other day corrected the pronunciation of a fellow-servant, page— Don't say ' ax,' you vulgar boy; say ha-sk.' ENCOURAGING- Sad came indigent young ...

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