... within, bat soon after the door was (breed four ruffians, armed with bludgeons, who enter-.d parlour where Mr. and Mrs. E. their daughter vea years old, and the maid servant were sitting One of them knocked Mr. Bale down without ccremonjr, and their violence ...

... oat. The faithful courageous house-maid came to tho door, and hearing him give a shrill whistle, sh« with much presence of mind immediately locked and bolted the door, and then set the alarm bell tinging The cook.maid, who slept very quietly all the time ...

... of the accident; and what rendered the circumstance more per. was, that the cook and house maid, nei. ther of whom had partaken of the dinner sent int6 th# parlour, were both at this period taken ill also. I>r. Babington, who had arrived the interval, suggested ...

... having lived the year before upon oats and beans ? When fanner’s carter boys grumble at not having hot dinner for once, the maids, giving them a souse on the side of the head, bid them live upon their loose f^t. Such an answer may Become, well enough, a ...

... her servant have supper prepared her return from the Theatre, for herself nod few friends. No particular commands being the maid expected only some near friend of her mistress's, and therefore laid the common supper service, thinking her lady would not ...

... was Liken out the head dashed to atoms, and bodv greatly disfigured; she was quite dead. Thebodieit of the bouse maid and laundry.maid were also diitf out, but some signs of life were apparent in both, although they were most dangerously bruited. One ...

... insensibility, and breathed her last without-a *ln>gglo about seven o’clock that evening. On the following Sunday, one Ih« servant-maid* who had been the same animal began exhibit similai symptom*. The wedical attendants having experienced the ineffictcy anl ...

... newts nestle and fenny snakes are engendered; and liilber, for the last 10 or 15 years, females of at) ages ami conditions, maids, ivites, and widows, in numbers now incalculable, have resorted, to have their fortunes told, or, in plain English, to lie ...

... of six rooms, three on floor, (he front parlour and kitchen are abreast of each other, and the bed-room in which Mr. and Mr*. Smith slept over tbe kitchen, ami (he dining room immediately over the front parlour. Th* family, consisting of Mr. Smith, who ...

... WELLINTON CASTLE, now in full business, and in the occupation of Mr. Bell; comprising excellent cellarage, two large front parlours, kitchen, back kitchen, with soldiers’ room over, bar, larder, spacious yard, well paved and walled in, brewhoii-e and m ...

... violence, that small piece of brick was driven into the side a mash-tub and considerable force was necessary remove it. A servant maid, who was standing near the pump, the lead of which it curled up, was thrown down. The t'ghtning also pierced two small holes ...

... Maid of Ml-Work. In small families, where only one female servant is kept, the servant of all-work will be required all the work of the house, which in large establishments is very properly divided into several departments. , This description of servant ...