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... of Spain has fent to the young Queen Dowager to-be obferved in I her Family, none of her Maids of Honour are allowed to fpeak foany I Stranger, except in a Parlour made for that Purpofe, and in Company fl of a Gentlewoman; neither are they to fee any Officer ...
... of Spain has fmt to the young Qtieen Dow- ager to be obferved in her Family, none of her Maids if H.mour are allowed ro f- eak to sny Stranger, except in a Parlour made for thatPurpole, and ?? ot a Gentle- woman, neither are to fee any Officer of the Court ...
... the Profecti&r, and one Day, when no body was in the Houle, but the Maid and bis Mifirefs a and the Maid being above Stain, he took a Blunderbutl in his Hand, and went into the Parlour, where his Mifirets was reading, and told her the mid !Weer to keep ...
... March s. A few Days ago. a Woman in St. Martins.iti the Fields,being angry with her Maid, in a great Pailion turned her out of the Parlour,.and ihof the. Door. The Maid hearing no:hino of hec Miltreis for tome tim,e, went to. Neighbour, and defiled her ...
... Bartholomew-Clofc early in the Morning, and asking the Maid for her Mailer, (he told him 1m was not ftirring; but if would be pleafcd to walk in, (he would call him, which he did; but whilft the Maid was gone, the Rogue moved off with two fmall Silver Salvers ...
... there. On Friday last between One and Two in the Morn- ing, a Servant Maid to Mr. Cuningham, a Linnen-Dra- per in Henrietta-street near Covent Garden, being in Bed in a back Parlour, was kill'd by the back Part of the House falling in upon her ; the Son ...
... by Soho Square, (the Door being left openj and. took from off a Table in the back Parlour, two fine Diamond Rings, ofa very confiderable Value, and made off- A Servant Maid, who was in the Kitch- en, feeingthe Rogue go out, called to the Footman, who purfued ...
... about EigEt Hundred Acres. Inquire of Mat. Chandkr in Mliditone. TY any Per Cons want any Young Women fo r ' Apprentices or Maid-Servants, let them apply to the Guardians of the Poor of the rity of Canterbury, at the Workhoule in the laid City,any Monday ...
... 11 Nl;sfortune happened but the Maid, wt • c ih? was winding up the Jack, heard the Pittll 1 7,0 :.nd imag:nin,; it to be f3rne4o,l:- at the Dlor, went up, ni findin no-body, no !it ther Nntice. The Man finding tne Parlour Door fnt, ttot in at the Window ...
... Account fhe m when fhe comes ornrof her Fits, is, That fhe Is cat ned into a Wood, and tormented by 3 Perfons Laft Day a Servant-maid ofthe Duke of Sows fet s oreakmg fome Eggs in order to potcb, mc; of them was another an Inch Diametre, with all tural Shell ...
... ii her Maflcr was as home, who anfwei'd yes, and open'd the Door, when they mfh'd in upon her, and went di- reflly to the Parlour, where her Mafier aud Miilrefs, and feme Friends were at Cards, and told them hoc to he inghred, for they would not hurt their ...
... Houfe of Richard Heath, Eg; at Pift-Shanaan Id Surry* was broke open. The Rogues fore ? .: .tomfelves iri it the Window of a Parlour facing the Gardens, and from thence into Mr, Heath's Study adjoining to it, wli? re they op^a'd a Scrutore, and carried off ...