... Marlborough ftr eetj in ?? St. James's. The Diicovery* was made by a Servant Maid, Who, as flic was fitting with her Miftrefs by the Fire, imagin'd' flic heard the Back Parlour Window opened ; whereupon flic took a Candle -to fee if the Windows were faft ...

... feveral fmall Things, with what Gold and Money was in the Houfe. Then throwing a Crown Piece to each of the Maids, and leaving rhe Keys in the Parlour, they got off. This aiay be a Caution to Gentlemen in the Country, to fecure their Chimney-vents againft ...

... 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 ...

... Stretham, and after ringing at the Gate some Time, the Maid came into the Court-yard, and ask'd him what he wanted; to which he replied, he desired to be admitted to speak to her Mistress, which the Maid refus'd; after spending some Minutes, and the Fellow ...

... Decanters. *The Mistress of the House and Maid, being in a back Kitchen, narrowly escaped, some Part of the Chemney falling upon them, as did a Gentlewoman who was there for her Health, and her Sister, by being in the Parlour, (where they had bolted themselves ...

... 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 ...

... The Miftrefs of,the Houfe and Maid, being In a Back Kitchen, narrowly efcaped A>'ra« Part of the Chim- ney falling upon them -, as did a Gentlewoman, who is there for her Health, and her Sifter, by being in the Parlour, (where they had bolted themfelves ...

... Stamford, L plea/ant Part flic Town, late , * Wr - confining of two Parlours, a «,n. • i r'l fIC - four mint, andLJoTcta adjoining, and two Garrets; There , Water into It; with Garden Barn, Maiding lor lix fes. and other Conveniencii aSrdfcl or . ~riVi . En ...

... 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 ...

... and bid her Man fetch ' it up, to see the Difference : ' On this, the Footman steps down to the Parlour, but could find no Carpet, and call'd up the Maids, and they knew nothing of it; at last all running up into the Dining-Room, to see the new Carpet ...

... different Situations of Life, as Maids, Married Women, and Widows. With Variety of Proper Remedies, in Words at length, adapted to each Particular Cafe, agreeably to the bell inn.sern Practice: By the Help of which any Maid or Wnman, who can read Englifh ...

... 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 ...