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... AS COOK, and HOUSE PARLOUR MAID, two North German Servants. speaking English, ages 2S and 21. months' personal characters.—Apply, or by tetter, to A. and P., .*9, Strand. t COOK (Thorough Good Plain). 29. Excellent personal character. Accustomed to largo ...
... WANTED, respectable Youth INDOOR APPRENTICE to the hosiery business. Must willing to make himself generally uselul. A German speaking a little Ensli»h not objected to.-Apply G. Clark, hosier and shirt maker, 117, City-road. T SERVANT (single-handed) WANTED ...
... DESIRED ill September, OCCUPATION in a superior Hotel of Germany N. Switzerland. Advertiser speaks French, and knowledge German. —B. G., East Sandfieldhouae, Guildford. TO WINE MERCHANTS.—SITUATION as UNDER CELLARMAN or Carman. Good reference.— K. Chillman ...
... Mr. Ktaveiev Hill, Q.C., M.P., speaking at Wolverhampton last night, referred to Mr. Gladstone's speech at liaikoith the circumstances uuder which he brought in his Irish Church Disestablishment Bill. Mr. Gladstone had, said, represented that gaol in ...
... German.— a» house ami parlour maid. Very respectable. As 20. I'™ mouths' character. Speak* Ewtlish and Terr little French. Wajcs £16.—Apply to Al. K., Hetherington's, 11, Wellington-street. Strand. HOUSE au ...
... (GERMAN LADIES' MAID. Speaks English. England. Good dressmaker and milliner. Prefers travel. Age 25. Good ence.—Apply or write to 11, Wellington-street, Strand. AS TRAVELLING MAID; anderstanda packing, hur-dressing, in ;, and all the duties of lady s ...
... AS CLERK, Correspondent, or Bookkeeper.—SlTUATlON WANTED an Englishman speaking six languages. 30. Gentlemanly appearance and address. Moderate salary. Aadr«*ss7C, Daily News Advertisement Inquiry Olhcc, 87, Fleet-street. CLERK.— Young Man, aged 20 ...
... .J EWELLERY and FANCY TRADE.—ENGAGEand retail booses ; speaks French ; country or abroad not objected to.—Z. Y., 12, Globe-terrace, Forest-gate, E. REALLY able Man will shortly open to REENGAGEMENT as MANAGER Superintendent. Thoroughly Workmen and Horses ...
... Luncheon bar or confectioner's.—a Young Lady, WlrflfKS for a SITUATION Speaks (iernian anil English fluently. Has not been out before.—Miss Annie._6B, Islington. RESSMAKING WANTED by a respectable Young Person. Work ladies' houses, terms is. ixl. j.-r ...
... B O'CLOCK TEA Fire o'clock tea has become social institution dear to womankind. We do not speak here the crowded and special at homes known drums, but the weekly and familiar receptions that it has become the fashion to institute. Tho partiality of ...
... Mr. Hopwood, M.P., speaking a Liberal soiree at Stockport, remarked that we sometimes heard something about British interests, Very little about the interests of other nations, and that was considered to high ideal to hold up before the men and women ...
... • riTRAVELLING SERVANT or VALET, or on job. JL German, ago Speaks Continental lan«u*£t*. Good character.—B. H,, SO. Ricftmoiid-road, Bay watt r. WAITER English ; aae 3o; height 6ft. Win.; effici-nfc in hotel, torero, restaurant duties ; j and testimonial* ...