... Booka and Dyere' accounts. The most satisfactory Rceferensces ran be given. Address, W. H. S. Mercury Offlee. Je ANTEED a PARLOUR MAID, in a Family V where no Man Servant is kept. No one need apply whose d Character is not thmooughly respectahle. Reference ...

... June 17th, 1814. Xr. N. siill Visit ?? on bis Return & fison Hlifax. Grc Cvho GENT'VEL LODGINGS. ICUr ' -10be LET, a FRONT PARLOUR and p . -` B IID ROtMS, in one of the iost pl-assnt and airy S';ioliio6 in Leidc. ?? lwo) M:autes' Walk IT Gf Stltigite; wi'h ...

... SERVANT jteaichn the *detailed dutiesad espeialbusine.ss of.eery denomin ' tion of Servaint, ,' work, equally useful in the Parlour and Kitchen, by SAMuiEL'. and Sn A AOAHs, for years servants in various families.: 7s.. boards .10. A complete Account of ...

... EvENiNG;the 22d June, 1iso, Majesties' Servants will pertirm the Comic Opera of -The Maid of the Mill. In the course of the Opera Miss KiNo, will intro&iAC - his BEFILDKERD MAID CUPID SITS SMILING AT THE HELM. A celebrated Polacca, composed by SeIU1D. At ...

... Character will be rrqslired. Enquire oi.dtbe Pri'nteref this Papet, either perso- rsalnoly, or by Letter Post-paid. - - COOK MAID WANTED. Wf ANTED Immediately, a COOKlrAID, for a Yoskshire Family in London.-Nonc r need apply who cannot have an unden'it6le ...

... found good Seed, C (av fofficiently proved); and to grow clear of Carled U1 Top,. Hull, 7th April, s8o6. L 0 FULLER's EARTH, s MAIDS TONE, K ENT. g e. W ILILIAM GREEN refpeltfully in- : forms thecon~lnnersof FULLERS EARTH, a That hi- Par is sNOW OseN eD orar ...

... 1ioiin Englishr, Geography, t the Use of the Globes, useful anid ormwental- Needle;Work, Twenty-seven Guineas per Annum. I h Parlour Bloardersi Th'rtyseven Guineasper Ann.. a e Entrance, 24. &s.--Washing, -,I. log. '1 I Day Boardeirs, Nine Guineas per Annum ...

... 25th, 1821. ?? wITANINTED, in a small Family, in the t Cmuntry, a middle.aged Female, in the Capa. r city or COOK 'and HOUSE-MAID. She must be 6f a goed I Tempcr,' (as site will have a Female Servant ir under her), a M ember of the Church of' England, and ...

... Ai VVIIN050.I thet 951:4i O- Iotnwo h hopecs for aL coetiftmlonicc of their i'etronilce MR.11 has it Vacueuyfor a La dy ad Parlour Boarder.t I'HE. MISSES- IbLINGWORTH1, grateful I for past FavourA which ilecy leave received, beg to IeI- V form thiedr Frieceds ...

... 'Breakfast Room, Dinine-Room, Parlour, two Kitchens, Servants' Hall, Scullry, ' &c; on the ground floor, a Dra*ing'Ro6on, a'nd three Lodging Roons,' on the. 'secoiid ffdui; and four spacious Rloims in 'the attics;- maid tliere'is'adjohing it, a good Dairy ...

... leadill ,to florateghbridge. The llouse colo ists of Six Rooms on the Ground Floor, comstprisintg Din- ine-Room, Hall, Parlour, Back Parlour, RiticheiD and ?? Ritchen. iith very Rnomy Ce~larq, and Fivvr Lodgitg-lftoorrs; a Vinery anti Green-House, with a sntall ...

... triumphant success, called The MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL, Diccon (a Shepherd). . Mr. L. S. Thompson. Milly (a Milkmaid).. Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Who will sing an entirely New Ballad, composed by Edwvard Francis Fitzwilliam, called THE MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL. ...