... child with her. She is very quick, aud excessively fond of reading and learning. . . . The child, as she grew up, became & parlour-maid. Occasionally she was rather naughty, and revolts of the household and no small difficulties occurred from time to time; ...

... head of the lwun_h.d been b.t?ughl low. For three days the baronet had been lying on his bicr in the darkened wainscoted parlour, maintainil an awlul state which struck a chill to the hearts of those who went thither to tender their final bomage. Uuly ...

... WANTED, a number of SERVANIS of all classes for Yorkshire. —Apply, Mks. CHRIS= TIAN, Melton Mowbray. COOKS, HOUSE and PARLOUR MAIDS wanted for scaside places.—Apply, Mrs. CHRISTIAN, Melton. ...

... Mowbray. WANTEB, a number of SERVANTS of all classes for Yorkshire.—Apply Mks. CHRIS-11AN, Melton Mowbray. COOKS, HOUSE, and PARLOUR MAIDS wanted for seaside places.—Apply MRs. CHRIS - TIAN, Melton. \ITUATION WANTED as coachman. Married. b Excellent character ...

... NURSE and two NURSEMAIDS WANTED for Loughborough.— Apply, MRs. CHRISTIAN, Melton Mowbray. —————————WWTl TALL HOUSE and PARLOUR MAID WANTED for Market Harborough.—Apply, Mxs. CHRISTIAN, Melton Mowbray. ...

... important tidings, and following her lead he went with her into the llttli merning-room which in former times had bee the Prior’s parlour. “ What is the matter?” was Sir Harry's first question when the two were alone together. Lady Macclesfield smiled, yet at ...

... in perfect order. There was a room, part parlour, part library, a dressing-room, bedroom, and bathroom, Had Gwendoline been the acknowledged heiress of Squire Markham she could not have been better lodged. A maid was deputed to wait upon her. There were ...

... Leicester.—Apply, MRrs. OVERTON, Melton Mowbray. HOUSEMAID WANTED, for Thisleton.— Apply, MRs. OVERTON, Melton Mowbray. WANTED, PARLOUR MAID, for Syston.— Apply, Mrs. OVERTON, Melton Mowbray. GO()D GENERAL SERVANT WANTED, X for Hose.—Apply, MRs. OVERTON, Melton ...

... WANTED, for WORKING b HOUSEKEEPER. Very domesticated. Good references. — Apply, MRs. OVERTON, Melton Mowbray. ‘N J ANTED, PARLOUR MAID, for Syston.— Apply, Mrs. OVERTON, Melton Mowbray. GOOD PLAIN COOK WANTED for Melton.—Apply, Mzs. OVERTON, Melton Mowbray ...

... people there all my grandeurs that I intended to have, you know, and 1 brought the old chambermaid, Guiseppina, with me for a maid in style, you see. She's in the servants’ hall, 1 suppose.” Georgina's perfect coolness and to inflame her father's anger. ...

... Doubleday, a lady's maid in the same service as the defendant, said that about half-past four o'clock in the morning, she was awakened by the cry of an infant, which appeared to proceed from the prisoner’s bedroom. She called up the parlour-maid, Jane Simon, ...

... going to lay that there meadow there? Our ST Re R T e get in his bit pon pr or rain.”’ — Dottie. v e Wire : g:'hn, the new maid told me mmu tried to kiss her this morning.” Husband : * at, and I gave her sizpence to say nothing about it. Dhcburhunme, ...