... Rnl Il-Uh to let gHli Mareli I ikmmild t Is it Fw to Mr Is paid TO BE with tw—tlled Stable in BUIIIN( I Mr in of Mr Perry parlours ' with attic- Mr th lielow with for situate from cui-itinfl -Ir lel-rsn 1 with hirt moderate t Mr FishMtils THORNBUKV LET ...

... that will partake with mo the cup of weal or woe a nurse in sickness a comforter in misfortune, and pity the nlortuuate old maid who is by fates severe decree to trudge along through lifes dull pilgrimage without a husbanfrom your niece. I'- ibe reson ...

... carpets and rugs chimney glasses , well-seasoned set of mahogany dining tables; neat mahogany lidsboard ; mahogany dining-parlour and other chairs; mahomhv fourpost, tent, and other bedsteads, with moreen and chintz ftftiiture ; feather and millpulY beds ...

... land' the night of the 14th of February last the prisoner came to his house aud desired to speak with him. They went into the parlour together, and sal down one each side of the fire. The prisoner said he wanted to see Miss Hayes, as he wanted to get her a ...

... POSSESION, PROSPECT HOUSE, WHITEHALL, In thorough repair, within half hour's walk of the Exchange THE Premises consist of two parlours, a drawing-room, 20ft. 1), |6ft.; five bed-rooms, with two dressing-room# ; two kitchens, china pantry, arched cellar, wine ...

... for the dinner of rather a large family. It paunch when taken out of the water seemed rather distended, and as the kitchen maid proceeded in her duty, she had the pleasure of disembowelling three dozen of excellent whitings, seven flounders, and three ...

... her Majesty, would be very interesting.” This is the age of prurient curiosity; and as cooks, volets de chambre, and ladies’ maids, have all published the fruits of their experience, it not impossible that Master Jones may be added to the list of the “i ...

... of offers; but preferred the , Independence of a single life, refused four proposal*, and am . it this moment my own and my maid’s mistress; living the interest of a handsome fortune, in place, Clifton. left Cheltenham (where I was last staying) with my ...

... then sworn. deposed that Tuesday evening last, about eleven o’c lock, be returned to his house, anti while sitting in the parlour his servant came to him anil asked for some vinegar and sugar for her chest, which gave her, at the , same time enquiring ...

... CONSERVATIVE TRIUMPHS. THE RED MAIDS’ SCHOOL, THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND, AND THE CHARITY / TRUSTEES. perceive the Gazette of Wednesday last, that Mr. T. J. Manchee has at length emerged hi propria persona from under the lion’s skin ot erax. We are glad of ...

... of French ? Absurd! say the rustees; Whitson’s maids are merely intended for servants, and a better education would but unfit them for their purposed situations life; but ask, is a pretty parlour maid lisping the Henriade (we believe this \» the ladies’ ...

... disturbing the family or going to the front door: they are also useful posterns for sweethearts, who make love to the'kitchen maid and the cupboard. Night Policemen. Persons who contract endure all the miseries of bad weather and the batteries of drunken ...