Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... e e (@) WANTED immediately a Plain Cook, a Hous. and Parlour Maid, a Nursery Maid an Needlewoman, for a family in the country, w he a boy is kept—all found and washing put on Good characters indispensible. — Apply to M Platford, Church Square, Market ...
... she saw umm‘ummmmm At this time she mw.wamdo-mmmm mmamw#m i* said that the lady's maid where her was, and she told her thatshe had out for a little while, The lady's maid wanted some coals, and mwu‘m ‘were none, and she went The prisoner said she then ...
... | the old mau sod the maid servaut in the bouse, It appeared from the evidence that ou this evening the waid s rvant was & tiing st the table ia the kitchen writing » letter, and the o'd man was reading his B b'e in the parlour, whea the girl heard the ...
... be married was run over and killed. A confirmed old maid savagely remarked, *‘She has avoided a more lingering and horrible fate.” A Kansas gentleman has thonghtfully pot his front gate in the parlour, sothat his danghter and her young man can swing on ...
... restore the Color to Giray Hair in a few days. It is certain in it= effect. Completely harmless, an excellent hair dressing Maid, avd cqual in every respeet to more costly preparations of i s kind. Larze bottles bs. 6d. each, AR SRR o o R e 2 - sy sld ...
... night in her clothes too weary to undress, and to rice in the morning and go about her work unwashed and uncombed. When the maid-of all-work obtains a place as plain cook she assumes the reins of office wit}n perfect self-satisfaction. She proceeds without ...
... it increases daily, as one taking l courage follows in the footsteps of another. Weient por Ace.—Lady (to Candidate {or Parlour-Maid’s place) : ** Thirty, are you! Thatisa little Older than I should have wished —— Youn, Person : * P'rhaps, M'm, Umiliation ...
... familiar to all :h;mnhda-. and the introduction of mew and usfamiliar names would involve serious inconvenience. “ MaNNERS, — Parlour Maid (to Coo&'-‘L“.l knowed that Mr, Smith wasn't no ! Which he never raised his ’at to me when I let im oat at the *All Door ...
... Bookseller and dilativner, Cuurch Street, Market Harborougi. Papers suitable for all purposes, for the Drawing Rootn, the Parlour, the hitchen, Halls, Staircasce, &e., from one hail-penny per yard. A large quantity of Ke@:Bauts, to be sold ut halfprice ...
... Bookselier and Stationer, Church Street, Market Harboroagh. » Pupers suitable for all purposes, for the Drawing Room, the Parlour, the Kitchen, Halls, Staircases, &ec., from one hall-penny per yard. A lurge quantity of Kemuauts, to be sold at half. price ...
... Louksciler and Stationer, Church Street, Markct Harborougl. Papers suitable for »1l purposes, for the Drawing Room, the Parlour, the Kitchen, Halls, Staircases, &e., from one hall-penny per yard. A large quantity of Remmnants, to be sold at halfprice ...
... puactually of an evening, cook.” Cook (who *“knows her place”): *“ Well, 'm, it ain’t my hult,m. Its, of course, for the parlour-maid to move first, — Fun, A~ Esquimavx.— On Friday, Captain Adams, of the Arctic, who has made many contributions to Arctic ...