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... knows the Laundry-maid believes Laffan her Says Taylor Sutton us’d to drink late but my Lord did not Says often breakfafted with my when Lord was not with her Says generally was in Bed with nothing but a loofe Gown or Wrapper but the Maid was generally backward ...
... confcfs'd the Particulars of horrid the committed by Juftice Norris of Hackney Monday Night about Ten o’Clock poor Servant-Maid was an infamous Villain in St Thomas’s-Street who after infulting her forc’d a Stick up her with tranfverfely that extracting ...
... her Decency and Hev ever, upon fhe was pacify’d, and diverced herielt now and then by vey it at ing icin the Parlour, to the Cuntafen of the Maid, and fometimes dropping it in Cuinpony, for the Entertainment ard Aflonifhment of her byriends. a who was an ...
... ji J C—nale lately deceaied On Gentlewoman in going through the Door into the PaflWe Door his Maid her enquired would buy Dimity Kitchen retired the Parlour Qn Evening laft Mr belonging fatten'd Door Aa Vio- Lace-Chamber Gerard Soho alarmed four Serpentine ...
... were furprized by the Watchman, the Fire was in their Chamber, and were obliged be taken out of the Window almoft naked. Thu Maid Servant efcapcd over the Houfes, and the ManServant, a Black, ran through the hire into the Street. Bciidcs the Houfhold Goods ...
... for were furpriz’d by the Watchmen the-Fire was in their ber and were obliged to be taken out of the Window almoft naked The Maid Servant efcaped over Houfes Servant Black through into Street Beftdes the Houfhold Goods Plate were cohfumed near three Tons ...
... occafion’d the the Girls in the Family to confult together, and ivately examine the pretended Houfe-Maid, as thus : 'ne Night, in the Abfence of the Maid, who was egnant, and while the other was fiill locked in Sleep, crept unobferved to his Apartment, ...
... i/rrnedialely, A Large 6‘one Mansion - House : Containing, a large Halt, e and two other good Parlours, all waintcoted, and Marble Chimey Pieces in two of the Parlours; with lofty Kitchen, aich'd Cellars, Vaults, and other Convenicncics; a very handfome htair-Cafe ...
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... the Gate: Confiting of four Rooms (including the Cha.fe-Houfc) in Front; within which isa fafhionable stair Cate, a beck Parlour, a large Kitchen join'd by Larders, and a fpacious Brewhoufe ; oppofice is various siowage for Liguors, Woed, ana Coal: ‘i ...
... 'To E At Term Years AVery commodious new-built TIDWELL-HOUSE Patiih the Parlours all Hal' all firff Floor with under Brick cn the and on very -Houfe and adjoining the Houfe StairSt Me plentiful B Furnaces Mr in or Mr Houle To be S L Barton Manor cf IVebbetcn ...
... to be yifiting Door while the Maid was gone to fetch Key Room from the Mittrefs in order to (hew him the Lodgings having left the Parlour-Door open fparkling Sharper had to a Silver Spoon out the Cupboard and upon the Maid’s Return he declined looking ...