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... the fuhfeription fhall fucceed fo far, he propofes to bring from England, compleat fervants tot teach cook-maids, chamber-maids, and laundry-maids id perfeftion, fo that fubfcribers wiil have always a certainty of having fervants compleatiy taught the different ...
... Toupee, fo much admiied in London tor its elegance, lightnefs, | }V \ eale, that a Lady, with or without the affiiiancc of ller maid, may I Itefs berfctf. I Makes alio all forts of Cult-ions and Ornamental Hair, in the neattft . putter. t j N. B. Thofe Ladies ...
... commodious. There are in the parlour floor, a large dining room, a finall waiting parlour, a fmall light room, with a bed in it, alight pantry, and a lobby. On the firft floor, a draw-ing room, a handfome drefling room or parlour, and a bed room, with a light ...
... kitchen, a fmaU fining room, a parlour, and two bed rooms, * ceibr with catacombs, a milk-houfe and a laundry. On the fecond floor are three good bed rooms, and 3 genteel drawing room, abovt them arc two bed rooms for maid fervsnts, and above the laundry ...
... of ?? f nn trs iiCi-erted. B^t : -'It ?.'«. l Wvti,- Pretexts, 'he ea- A Thomas Morton, .i -. a. WIVES AS THEY WERE tnd MAIDS AS THEY* before .a, , when the .^aie eommesccs. Catalogues r.t the place of fale. On Saturday tuili be FuMi/bel, E v W 11.1 ...
... Farce, called MONSIEUR TONSON. Fol On Monday will be revived the National Tragedy ofWIL- of I ent LIAM WALLACE-And the Miller's Maid. Boc on On Tuesday the Tbeatre will be closed. 3Jny _. _ Fo' ge- 1 SSEMBLY ROOMS, GEORGE STREET. Cop ant MADAME CATALANT. Pla ...
... us ; raid the poftiltion it is but three years ago, that the fun did not imr.e upon fo fair, lb quick-witted and amiable a maid ; a better fate did Maria de- ferve, than to have her banns forbid, by the in- trigues of the curate of the pariih who publifbed ...
... this Paper. ' ' ?? LET, a Parlour and; Bed-room witI I -1- Plunge and -Shower Bathu, 'in the New Town. Apply to 84 Mercuop Office', . | PO LET, ?? or Six- Months, a De. . TILLA4,,near Edinburgh, ?? ad ?? Drawing Rooms, Parlour and Two Bed-rooms, and all ...
... Og^ooleller. '.The hoiife c'n- fifts of a parlour, ,arg diniag:rbom, two bjd-roms, bed-clofet, and kiMthen, with a aiulted cellar, and many otlher .conlveniencies. ' . - 'r , ' ' - Tlie dining- ooimand parlour jare flhinhed in the mo!- aern taIfe, and ...
... Kelly; And Clown, Mi* HALLION. Mother Shipton, (with Songs, in cliaraifier) Mr FOWLER. Pantaloon's Wife, Mrs Mountfert; Dairy Maid .Mrs^Charter..; And Colnn-d.-ne, Mrs TANNLI T. A new Hc.nting Song, by Mils FARREN. *n the coutfe of the Pa:-tomimt, aniongll ...
... the coarse of thse Evenli0g, tte Comic Song Of-i A ALbyMr BES. I NoTrWl dire, as BRISTO W will Recite the rparteflArdeY THE MAID OF 'HE INN. e SEVRS IMANSHIP by Mr TAYLOR. ~~igtolMrG. DRISI-OWwvilttakse his ?? 00 from the SI AGE to the GALLERY, an O leaent ...