... IS, in family without children. 1, St. Jobn’s-tcrraee, Rad* dier’a Wells. wanted small family; no young children. O 1, Bruce Cottages, Nortbamhetland-park, Tottenham. SERVANT.— W'anic'd a good General Servant (English), not under 20 years of age. Apply ...

... good garden front and back. Rail or omnibus to the City. Gas laid on. Present occupan. only leaving for a larger one. 1, Bruce-cottages, Northumberland-park, Tottenham. Two Lodging Houses TO BE LET. Coming in very moderate. Apply at 4or 5, George-yard, ...

... piece of cord to Mrs. Swain, where she remained five minutes, and on her return and when within a yard and half of Mrs. Bruce's cottage, saw the deceased within on the stones with his clothes in flames, which she tried to extinguish with her apron, but being ...

... will be no other children than those advertised for. The most satisfactory references can be given. Address, N. H., 1, Bruce-cottages, King's-road, Tottenham, N. ...

... 30 0 05 0 ~ Btone ' *** do. 30 0 0 ,te ' do. 3 0 0 0 5 0 do. 3 0 0 5 0 Kit! • f umt do. 3 0 0 0 5 0 _ David Renton, Bruce Cottage, do. 3 0 0 0 5 0 r M 300 Wilham Murdoch, Cumrue • r, _ James Murdoch. do. , — Thomas Common. Bridgemoor ' \ „ 7, r, ...

... STORES attached, in SAL- TOUN STREET, LOWER PULTENEYTOWN, as presently occupied by Mr Danien Lourtrir. Apply to CHARLES Bruce. — COTTAGES TO BE LET. To be Let by the Year, from Whitsunday, 1961, WEVERAL EXCELLENT SLATED COTTAGES on the ESTATE of STIRKOKE ...

... their mother—a good-hearted, genial, vulgar woman, supposed to have been a cook. At the opening of the tale their abode is Bruce Cottage, a furnished villa on the banks of the Thames. Next Door reside Mrs. Clive, a serious, punctilious, matter-of-fact ...

... their mother—a good-hearted, genial, vulgar woman, supposed to have been a cook. At the opening of the tale their abode is Bruce Cottage, a furnished villa on the banks of the Thames. Next Door reside Mrs. Clive, a serious, punctilious, matter•of-fact ...

... their mother—a good-hearted, genial, vulgar woman, supposed to have been a cook. At the opening of the tale their abode is Bruce Cottage, a furnished villa on the banks of the Thames. Next Door reside Mrs. Clive, a serious, punctilious, matter-of-fact merchant's ...

... 22 0 John Boustead, Esq., Craven-street.. 10 10 0 M. Wolverly Attwood, Esq., Dulwlch Hill 10 10 0 Mrs. Henry Sewell, Bruce Cottage, Tottenham ” 'I Tin Mrs. John Powley, Great Alic-stroet 110 O. Cavendish Benlinck, Esq., M.P.. 0 Lord Naas. M.P. .. ...

... candidate ” a John Boustead, Esq., Craven lo wo 0 Street W. Wolverley Attwood, Esq., Dulwich lo w a” Mrs. Henry Sewe oll, Bruce Cottage, Tottenham . ! 1 0 Mrs. John Powley, Great Alie Street 1 1 0 G. Cavendish Bentinck, o 0 a Lord N Saas, P. 3 3 0 Henry Lowther ...

... deserviug 2 0 John Esq., Craven-st. 10 0 ,M. Wolverley Attwood, Esq., Dulwich Hill 10 10 0 Mrs. Henry Sewell, Bruce Cottage, Tottenham Mra Jubu Great Alice Street G. Bentinok, Eaq., M.P 5 Lord Naas M.P 3 3 0 Henry Esq., M.P, The Hou ...