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... Monthly) Embellilhed with H A cuiious new upright Pattern of mn Apron, a, A humorous Scene in Mr. Foote'- tiew Comedy, called the Maid of Bath. 3. A View of St. George's Chapel at Windfor, in which the Knights of the Garter are inftalled : And 4. A new Song ...
... in Beikftnie. WANTED, a Houfekeeper or Hoofe Maid, and a Gardener. â?? A Character will be expected ; and no high Wages. æ Enquire of the Printer ef thii Paper. OXFORD, Oflober 19, 1771. WANTED;â?? A MAID SERVANT, who Onderrtindi plain Cokery, kner ...
... 6th of November, 1 77 1. TO be continued the flrft Wednefday in every Month during the Seafon. WANTED in a private Family, a MAID SERVANT, who hi! hid the Smill Pcx, md underftindi plain Roalting'and Boiling, n well as keeping ■ Houfe clean. — Sh* mull ...
... the Amufement md Improvement of both Sexei. Tbis Day was Publijlxd, Price Two Shillingi bound, A New PRESENT for a SERVANT MAID. Contiininf* Rules for her moral Conduct, both in itri Refpect to herfelf and htr Superior!.—— The whole Art of Cookery, Pickling ...
... HELD On Wednefday the 4th of December, 1 77 1. To be continued the firft Wednefday in every Month during the Seafon. WANTED, a Maid Servant, in a private Family, who underftand* plain Cookery, and all Sort* cf Houlhold Wotk —She muft have had tke Small Pox ...
... the Furniture thereof, late in the Occupation of William Ltyborne Lejboiue, Efq. The Hnule ?? ofa Hall, and a large Dining Parlour ; a Library containing near two thoiifund Volumes; two othei Pailours, a lioul'il.eep.-.r's Room and Butler's Pan- try ; a ...
... CURATE f.r the Panlh of Exha 1, neir AlcefUr, Warwick- ?? Particulars enquire of the Piinter of the Oxford Journal. WANTED, a MAID SERVANT, in a ptivate Family, who undnflands plain Cookery, and all Sortl of Houfhold Work.— She mult have had the Small Pox ...
... Spring Gardens, du- ring Crofi, London; *nd fo!d b. I. and J. FletUiar, in ihe Turle, Oxford. A CHRISTMAS BOX fcr SERVANT MAIDS. (The cheapeft BOOK! extant) Etna Dap 10 ?? UfocD, Price One Shii.lino, Embellillietl with two Copper- Plate*, mfyleytns ? ...
... knowing what take fome Company coming fee her Miflrefs in the Afternoon, by taking hold the Wail horn the Kitchen into the Parlour, the burfl in upon them, and fat herfelt down in Chair. Some one then r.e that Mr. HiU's M;dirme was t\r the Ui'c of Poor ...
... Overton, Within or eight Miles above Placet, A HOUSE, confiding a Parlour, ßad-Chamber, Servants and Kitchen (furnifhed), or Lodgingwith the above Conveniences, for Gentleman, hit Wife and Maid. The Gentleman and Lady may be to Soard in the Family, Should ...
... the School, equal in Company with Mr. TAYLOR himfelf, may .depend meeting every leafonabie Encouragement. a Second Servant Maid, that can and get up Linen well. N. B. Youth of both Sexes Bwrded and Educated the following Terms: 1. s. d. Beard, ° ° Reading ...
... building on j which may viewed by enquiring of Mr. Clark High Wycomb, and primed Pariiculart had at the Place Sale, the Son at Maide'f.Klad, the Bull of Mr. Norton Uxbiidge. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, LUKE MEDWIN, at Wood End Farm, near Great Marlow in the County ...