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... lect, than a common boarding-house. Payment will be mad; according to the mode ot agresmsnt, monthly, or quarterly (under privacy, if desired), and the most respect- able references gi^eu, and expected. From Sackville-strcet to Park-lane, will b? preferred ...
... attended to. PREMIUM of 601. or above, will be given to any Person who wi'l procure the Advertiser a SITUATION under GOVERNMENT. Privacy may be depended upon. Direct letters to J. C. at Mr. Robert Orchard's, Grocer and Tea der.ler, No. 34, Greek-street, corner ...
... uncommon ahilite as a Teacher can be attested by persons of the iirst respectability. Adults may receive lessons in perfect privacy, and be put into a speedy and easy way.of repairing their deficiencies of edu- cation. Address, post paid, to A. M. at Mr ...
... part of' it, might be necessary, and will be glad to treat with any Principal or his Friend, on this sub- ject ; the utmost privacy and delicacy will be observed on his parr. Application, by letter, is requested to be made to A. B. at .\ j. 2-j, Mie'hsei's-place ...
... of a M dical Married Man.' The situation is about 70 miles from town, in the vicinity of the Sea, pecu- liarly adapted for privacy, and allowed to be one of the most healthy spots in England. As the Advertiser will spare no time or attention that maj tend ...
... ion from any fientle- man who has the means of conferring it, and which will meet with the most honourable attention and privacy. Addre-sA. B. at Mr. Po.veir*. Colt! Bath If on-. Cold ?? QKCOND-IIANI) Looking Glasses.— WANTKD, kJ to PI'RCJIASE, TWO or ...
... e*-'ls and Co. at iheii* Office, as under. And Gentbmru noid. iij( such S.luations, yiho wish lv fesigtf, may -with the utmost privacy an*l dispatch, nego^ate (by proxy, if desired) through Ibe above medium, for Successors, disposed la acton the mast liberal>antl ...
... Sumof Money upon their own Notes or, Accep- tances, may in all likelihood be MATERIALLY AS&ISTRO, io a channel of the utmost privacy and bnaonr, Uv addres-.li>g a I letter, post p-aid, to the care of Mr. G. Wijbraiiaiu, Post-office, Gloucester. , ?? r ...
... returning to France, and yvill be sold cheap. May be heard at Mr. Kel- ly's, No. 7, Water-street, Arnadel-street, Strand. PRIVACY.— A Widow Lady, who possesses a commodious and nirv house, in the We ...
... entirely round -ike premises, have bad great nd teiuuin ar.d expense hesi.. wed upon them dunn- the la-i seven years; the privacy of the ground, round the ho.se could uoi be surpnsstd, it 11 were at a considerable distance f,,t in town being surrounded ...
... no,, only thar* 1 V™ •• them; Hooper and witness then went tothe Blue ?? . ?? stay, as the house was too full for privacy; came ba_. _ _ d 0 * place of meeting, Greystoke-place; went ioi na back™™. i out a window, two pair up, where no one could ...