... • 7 . ,— .. 're. era 5, u_t.. marde speedily suited.— ' Registry 22 Leith Walk, Leith. • t ''''''.• ' l ' l ' l ' ' ' • maids, and generals.— ' • ' • .:Eit (reliable) for waterpmof garments; state , experienoe. salary required.—The Proofers, Ho SlsuareL ...

... thy fate —Longfellow. Writing about the love of dress, Mrs Flora Annie Steel, the well-known novlist, says:— I had a scullery-maid last year, who left behind her an unpaid bill costume, 3 guineas; hat, 17s 6d, --ilk blouae, 12s. A total, with accessories ...

... TXT ANTED. PLAIN COOK aad BOUHK-PARLOUR-77 MAID ■mail, gamt family, good wage., liberal oatteg —Hamrtoign. Mood Soaibatllt. Brutol -V* 1 - .» 1-XXMf Wonatryl. family B-a. lady parloarmaad bogt. giram.-1.07*. Daily Pimm UCnoft WATTPIJi lor Parlmtonr. Boomoir ...

... 8448 House-Parlour Maids General Sen vants. Nurses, Mothers’ Helps, Ac., 4c.. wanted all the time.—Domestic Agency, 16, lower Garfield Street (upstairs). 8450 Housemaids. House-Parlour Maids, Par- Jour-maids, Kitchen- ...

... good house-parlourmaids, experienced nurses, good generals.—Regent Agency, Cheltenham. - ANTED, onoe, cook and housa-parlour▼» maid—Apply after 12.80, Ckuenoenoaee, Cheltenham. 1088 \JU ANTED, a atrong girl lor kitchen work; one first going out preferred ...

... situation, good wages.—Reliable jency, 29, Wor ect, Gloucester. NCED COOK and PARLOUR D Wanted E* Street Gloucester. mily two; good wages.—Reliekle gency, Worcester ima meds 2 superior maids is COOK “GENERAL TRS: boy kept; 3 children; wages £15 to £16.—Write 320 ...

... small tut a. or aim . ass. t. . by ▪ sok la - two -AN*/ 'Wl:tad MAID 1/abated: bar: two in WWI , . 614 Cl 6 C. OVE wen 11, MAID Mailed Mehl. adr. W. lbw' Chitral. for 'Mat'', omory. PARLOUR MAIDA. end Ilnam.Parloar Melds. eseellest %Portion. rod ware. —v ...

... Preee. Nor, Ilf ANTED. GIB 1,. a« GENERAL; good '.V\.iref©peiK«s.— Mrs. Osbmw, 4 house, Norwich. immediately. HOUSB-PARLOUR- Vf, MAID, wages £l6 £lB.—C., 35. Regent Street. Yarmouth. ...

... JACK AND JILL. Tn mediae the speeches of hie opponents at a meeting held in whet he supposed was a parlour of the Conservative nob the other night, hto was estriatied of Satan's address to the fallen earls in Milton's - Paradise Lost '—(laughU.o—where ...

... DAILY CIRCULAR, TUESDAY JANUARY 4 1910. PARKINSON'S . NEW YEAR . . SERVANTS' REGISTRY. LOOKS, Cook-General, Kitchenivald, Parlour' maid, Upper Houseniskk, Working sekeepers, reguke s mations ; wanted, Cook- Gewalt, Generals.—Clarke, 27, kvgent-street. 14-1 ...

... Road, Glo OUSE-PARLOU strong girl: no charge.— Lo . Glouc Y PARLOURMAID, £26-£32, and K y= MAID, £14-£16. -Employmesit Bureau 2 Lo Road, Glouce ster. Ww ANTED, at once, PLAIN OOOK and Hog LOURMAID.—Stae ail particulars to 3 Citizen Office, Stroud AY GIRL ...

... Counter Girls. 374 MRS. Davis. 2. University Street.—Disengaged 15th. Parlour maid (Protestant), also good Cook; wanted. Infante Nurac. CookGefterals, Generals, Between-maid, House-Parlour Maids. 249 Glass’s Established Agency. 2. College TT ...