... money in my pockettrasped in my hand.-. 0 Is your mother at home, my dear ?' said I to a child who conducted me into the parlour.— ' Yes,' answered the infant, but my father has not been at home for a long while; that is his harpsicord, and that is his ...

... mother was killed. The daughter escaped by leaping through a window. Mrs Worrell. of Upper Islington, was sitting in her parlour, when a similar accident crushed her into the cellar, and buried her in ruins, Irons which she was taken out, in about three ...

... Tliorsday last, 1 or more, anti is not able to do any thing for fn i re, r himself, nor for his children, about three o'clock, the maid servant of the Rev. Mr , or glee a • f.) : rink to the poor. Beckwith. curate of Tillingliam. Essex, was alarmed by a noise ...

... continued. Ellis, the officer, accidentally saw Robinson in the streets, and ascertained that he was courting the servant maid of Messrs. Hodge and Norman, the bankers. The officer immediately sus- pected the object of the courtship, and means were taken ...

... went to bed together, perfect good friends. 'lhey slept in the same room, hat itu separate beds. About midnight Mr. Bridge's maid servant w as alartm ( d by repeated heavy groans, and heitrd Green cdll her by nane. S he imnmseliately weent to her w in* ...

... Eastwood. Roden followed a few minutes afterwards. On this occasion they were shown to the parlour up stairs, which commands a view of Mr. Lowe's bed-room. The chamber- maid usually sat in the lobby into which these doors opened, and the difficulty with the ...

... horseback, when he perceived the kitchen and parlour of the residence in flames, which were very rapidly rising to the floor above.. Just before the flames had reached the top floor, the two servant maids made their appearance at the windows screaming ...

... house, and inquired if it was to be let? The servant took him into the parlour and went to tell her. She told the servant to tell him that she would be with him immediately. On her maid going back to him, he said he could not wait, having important business ...

... For particulars apply (if by letter post paid) to Y. Z., Post Office, Abergavenny. WANTED, A COOK and HOUSEKEEPER, also a MAID OF ALL WORK. The most unexceptionable references will be re- quired. Apply to Mr. Watkins, Post Office, Abergavenny. HOUSEMAID ...

... MERIONETISViR', TO I3E LET, AND ENTERED UPON IMMIEDATELY: b GENTEEl RESII)ENCE, consietihs. of ail A entrance hall, dining parlour, IS eti t by 16- Irawing room, IS' eet by l;, hieahkfast paihliuni, I.5 feet by 14; five best bed rooins; two dresqsi Ig rooms ...

... with transport he latch And the voices of loved reply A father bends of delight His cheek is bedewed tear lips of boy unite maid of beats breast Joy quickens each pulse all And murmur of happiness through his rest O ! thou hast blessed me for !’ Ah ! whence ...

... people to the King anawer to the late appeal to them March of Intellect a street in the parish of Lambeth may be seen in parlour window the following advertisement “ASueing Skule for young Lades at Sixpence a weke All So plane nedel ork Straw bonits Clened ...