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... AS HOUSEMAID, where a Chambermaid is kept; in a Tavern or Hotel—no objection to assist in tlie kitchen. Direct to P. P., Mr. Raymond’s, Cheesemonger and Butterman, Finsbory-pavement. S PLAIN COOK, or General Servant, in the /~\ Public line, middle-aged ...
... TO be LET a SttOP and TWO PARLOURS, with good front kitchen, excellent room for chaldron of coals, and many valuable conveniences for carrying very extensive business in almost any line, and in capital situation for ready-money trade—-has been in the ...
... WANTED, by young Married Couple, without incumbrance, SITUATIONS ; the Wife as Kitchen or Scullery woman, the Man as Porter, or Potman and Waiter—town or country—can be well recommended from the place they have just left. Address to J. J., 26, New Ivy-street ...
... WANTED, a clean, active English Girl, as ▼ * HOUSEMAID, and Assist in the Kitchen. Apply, before eleven or after four, at the Burton Tavern, Froeman'scourt, Cheapside. ANTED, Good COOK; one who under» ▼ soups. Apply at the Southampton Hotel, Southamp ...
... LET thirteea miles HOUSE. containing four e r, and fixtures kitchen, with pantry ! ' ' o^- le ®, (in ? distance from the Tarnp«oiother particular, at the Angel Inn, near the Church. t TO LET Rood HOUSE and SHOP in the Ale, Porter Tea, Coffee, Ham, Beef ...
... some beer. After he had drunk the beer and left the house, the brass bandies and screws of the kitchen boilers were missing. This occurred during the temporary absence of the servant. Mr. Watson, landlord of the White Horse, Aew Charlton, identified a ...
... EVANS’S MATCHLESS KITCHENER, adapted for the cottage or mansion, from 15s. to £BO and upwards ; also larger sizes for hotels, taverns, private and public schools, and hospitals, with steam apparatus, from to £lOO. Show-rooms, 3 and 34, King William-street ...
... WANTED, a young Person, as HOUSEMAID, and to Assist in the Kitchen. Apply, between twelve and two o’clock, at the Mitre Tavern, Mitre-court, Fleet-street. WANTED, a respectable young Woman, as NURSEMAID to Two Children. Apply, to-day and tomorrow, at ...
... be I.ET, in the General line, a SHOP and Parlour, with tiro conreniVnt kitchens. For particulars enquire at No. II; Milford lam, Strand. LET a lIAKNESS-MAKEK's SHOP, in full trade,.about four luiks from Royal Enquire at No. 180, Shoreditch. NIGHTSBR!DEE ...
... GREENGBOCEB'S and FBUITEREK’S, in the HUb-ttrMC, Camberwell. FOR RALE, through the of the proprietor—the premiaea thop, parlour, kitchen, coed beck pruJeee three bedroome—rect IBf. weekly—pr.oc, for hon*, cart, fix tore#, tod trad* otCDtUa. iff.—lb* trade can ...
... Fenders, stoves, and fire-irons.—The largest assortment of Stoves, Kitchen Ranges, and Fenders, as well General Ironmongery, in the world, is now on SALE at WILLIAM S. BURTON’S ilate Rippon and Burton’s) extensive warehouses. Bright steel fenders, to ...
... TO FRUITERERS. GREENGROCERS, and Oth«M*.—To LET, a SHOP. PARLOUR, BEDROOM. KITCHEN, and CELLAR, In the above Line, the vicinity of the Haymarket. For particulars apply at Mr. Avery’s Oyster-rooms. Tichbourne-atreet, Haymarket. No House Agent need apply ...