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... THE WHOLE of the UPPER PART of a HOUSE to be LET, Unfurnished. containing eleven rooms, two kitchens, wine and coal cellar.. most pleasantly and aareeably situated No. 85, Strand, with excellent private entrance. being Na. 26, In Cecil-street. The house ...
... IS MAJESTY'S PATENT SMOKE JACKS__ and n - - KITCHEN RANGES have been proved by upwards of 3.000 families and surveyors to he superior, and cent, per cent, better than all others. To be had of PROSSER, the inventor and patentee, at his manufactory. Back-hill ...
... AS COOK, in a regular family, an experienced active Woman, who understands her business and the management of the kitchen with economy, and can have a good character.—llirsct A. 8., Mr. Weatcott, 29, Warren-street, Tottenham court-road. ...
... HOUSE to be LET, for any term not three Months, FURNISHED, with nine rooms and two kitchens, with coach-house and stakole If requisite, at Notting Mil, about two miles from Tyburn.—Address letters, post pald, A. Z., 105, Oxford-street. ...
... TO LET, Unfurnished, a Genteel FIRST FLOOR, with a kitchen, calculated for the accommodation of an elderly Lady or Gentleman, with their Servant, at No. 7, Union-terrace, Hampstead-road. No children or other lodgers. Stages passing on the roads every ...
... _ -VURNISHERAPARTMENTS.—Wanted, a Dining and two Bed Rooms, with a Kitchen, wltere there are no otherlocitiers. The houle of a widow or family will have the preteFence, abouthalf a mile from Cornhilt.--Adlrefs (poft paid) mentioning moderate terms, to ...
... SHOP, PARLOUR, and KITCHEN, to be LET, worthy of notice, in the Green Grocery and Fruiterers. Ne vood.will required. The fixtures and stock to be taken at a fair valuation, Pleasantly situated in the vicinity of the Edgeware-road. May have immediate ...
... . - - A s HeusE-muD ; •Or Kitchen-Maid, a ho rt. has no otneEtion to the _country, and .can have atrundeniable charafter from her place.—R.T. at No. li, •cotirt, St. Martin's7lane. - - . A s HOiJSE-MAID, a yonitg who cart Ei. Work at her ruzedle, can ...
... - - AS UNDER HOUSEMAID, and to assist in the kitchen, a young Woman, who can have a good character from the place she has just left.—Dltect E. P., Mr. Boyle, bookseller, 4, Bowlingoreet. Portland-place, No officekeeper neekapply. ...
... AS COOK and HOUSEKEEPER, where a — kitchen maid is kept, or the lady is her own housekeeper, a Person, who can have a character of three years and a half from her last place, which she has just lett.—Direct A. Z., Mr. Nixon, brushmaker, 51, Great Mar ...
... r tenant returned alone, and she then tit sa In the kitchen with her Mistress, which was an urnisual place for the latter at that hour. Witness - saw her m stress Unek: pectedlyin- the kitchen at that lithe, she generally stayed in the bar when her master ...
... - . VITANTED to rent ; furnithed, or a fm ill detached, with two fining looms, kitchen, two or thro bel z .fniall garden, accommodation tin a horfe and ckaife. It a the rnote.ar•:eable. I)iilance from eight to fixteco de from , towni Sutrey and Kent excepted ...