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... Well Kent, None need apply, but who have lived-in Gemlermn's Family, and can well recommended to his Hor.efly, Sobriety, and Temper. will be r-.quired brew. Enquire Mr. R,bcrt Stevlnson, Brazier, Maid- Aone. ...
... Weil Kent. None need apply, but who have lived in Oemleman’s Family, and can veil recommended as hit Honcfty, So'iriety, and Temper. will be required brew. Enquire o; Mr. Robert Stevenson, Brazier, at Maidftcre. ...
... To SOLD, A THOROUGH BRED MARE, (he has been hunted with Fox Hounds, very leaps Well, remarkably temperate, wairanted found, full of meat, and ht for immediate hunting. fare ttouble, her price Thirty -five Guinea «. Ei quire of the Holller, at Mr. BaNton's ...
... undcrtart* end can drive Poft.lion, not, wiUmg to leam. mull have an undeniable ChMader for bis Sobriety, Honed>, and good Temper, and what he it otderea, who may hear '’iau' Ac ...
... nally about the Haute. Ncne need apply but thofe thft can brinp untxception ihleCharadcr as their Honehy, Sobriety, and good Temper. F.nqnire of the Printers of this Paper; Mr. Cote, Guqfmith, Cant'-rbury. ...
... beveiyhard choice is fc nice, You're fuch high price, A fortune will not you reward. fort is fmall, I'm comely, not tall, My temper is equally kind cr coxcomb ncr wit, cit, i» trade that's much to mind. In-cafe y v are ill, can give you pill, And potion ...
... hprih* and carriage,; who has lived gentlemanfamily, and been occasionally to wait table t—muft have likewlfe a charaAcr good temper, perfect fobiiety, cleanJinefs, and honefty— For fuirther particulars apply at Mr. Ledger’s Library, Dover. ' ...
... of UPPER SERVANT Gentfeirian’s Family; can wotk well at her Needle; is twenty-cne Years Age; was never in Service; is good tempered, can have an undeniable Charadler; will have no Objeftion to lock one iid. Plea/e to enquire of the Printers of this Paper ...
... Gentleman’s - • . .. Family, He muft bring a Clmaihr from his la(l Place for Kontfty, Stbriety, Cieanlinefs, and good Temper. Such a Servant may htar of a good Place, and good Wages, -hi* ap'plyim; the Print vis ...
... regard to thofe ho took the liberty to mink of it more charitably an themfelves, that any reafonings intended reimmend even temper and moderation as necefTary the public fafety may, is too poffiblc, be reived by fotne of formerly partial readers with ...
... The tinfd gifts of flattery* tore ; But paid to guiltlefs power their willing vow And to the throne of virtuous kings. Tempering the tone their vindjflive firings. From truth’s unproftituted llore, The fragrant wreath of gratulation bore. ...
... Place is very eafy One, none need apply who cannot have an undeniable Character for Honclty, Sobriety, Handincfs, and good Temper, from their lad Place.—Enquire Mrs, Lvrra, Canterbury. This will not aJvtrtiftd any short. CaWTlaauar, April g, 1775. ...