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... breakfaft was fet in the parlour earlier than utual, and T. Ogilvie not having got out of bed, Nairn filled out a bowl of tea, which fhe laid, fhe was going to carry up to the Laird, meaning her hulband, and left the parlour with the bowl in her hand ...
... next, Or fooncr, if required, A Genteel DWELLING-HOUSE in Hake wood, in the County of Voik, confiding of a very good Hall, a Parlour, a large Kitchen, a Scullery, Pantry, Store Room, Brewhoufe, and Cellars ; eight Lodging-Rooms, and a Meal-Room ; Stabling ...
... Handfome SASH'D HOUSE, fituate Mill-Hill, * Leeds, occupied by Mr, William Harri(on, confiAing Five low Rooms, a Hall, two good Parlours, tw* large Kitchens, and. Pantoyl* three Bed-Chambers, and a Dining-Room the Floor, all paper'd ; five Garret*, two them ...
... fliew the Promifes j ?? ■for Particulars inquire of Mr. John Battye, Attorney a* ; Law at Crofland-Hill, near Hudder«field, A Parlour, Compting-houfe, aud Pocket Com»~ panion: or, An ASSISTANT ro EVERY MAUL, This Day is publifbcd, price only is. Bd. I Neatly ...
... nvtc td liun.bl. Servant:, HALL.. Neat Pcft-Chaife, at!.: Porfc®, and Olivers, the lea* 1 Notice. A good Waiter and a Chamber-Maid, anted the Inn, whoc*n .k.vrr>n:cnuec. * At the I'eti To be LETT or SQC.D, Icu/e Mr. V/iUijr.' the did Witt Bit jhy. i tit ...
... A&ionawili be commenced for Recovery thereof. Wanted Immediately in Halifax, A HOUSE ready furnifli'd, confifting of two Parlours, four Chambers, and Apartments for Servants there is Stabling for three or four Horfes, the more agreeable. Whoever has fuch ...
... and was ?? relieved. The lame method was at* tended with limilar iiicccfs in an inftance nearly rc- feinbling the above. A maid fervant to the Hon. Mr. ?? irf Millerllain, In Scotland, went to bed with pins in her mouth. The roiifequcnce of which vxr ...
... fup- pol'cd Speclrc difcovered to be palpable Ilu'n, lllooil, and I'ones. ?? BETTY BRUSH evading the Ten Sliilluig Tax upon Maids, propofed by Sir C--^ — l \V_- — . Numbcic XIV. Of the RAMBLER'S MAGAZINE t Or, The ANNALS of OALLANI'RV, C.1. ?? PLEASURE ...
... . Market-Strtft-Lane, Auguft ijtb, 1784. MRS. TOWLER having often refufed the kind Solicitations of her Friends, to take PARLOUR BOARDERS, (for Want of proper Accommodations) thinks it incumbent on her to take this Method of informing them and the Public ...
... loft, And pine and languifh on life's coaft, Let me, oh, let me view her fhade ! Then figh my lall to clafp the heav'n-born maid. ( EAST INDIA SALE. THE following is the declaration ©fthe Eaft-India Company at their next fale, which they have diftributcd ...
... in Flanders and Holland, know not what it is to keep a maid fervant :, the miftrefs alone, or affifted by the file de boutique, (her fhop-girl) performs all the neceffary duties of cook or houfe-maid : and though our inferior citizen's wives are too proud ...
... yttb November, 1784. T. bT~ LETT, To enter to at Martinmas next, A Neat and Convenient DWELLIN G- HOUSE, with a Dining Room, Parlour, Four Lodg- ing Rooms, a Kitchen, Cellar, and all other Conveniences thereto; with a very good Garden, a Stable for Four Horfes ...