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... month. NURSE-HOUSEMAID : nurse kept: one little girl : to wait on nursery and do servants' rooms : R.C. preferred: wages about 14 and laundry.? Mrs. Harter, Royal- creseent,Bath. NURSE-HOUSEMAID WANTED immediately ; age about 19; cook and nurse kept? Apply ...
... GENERAL NURSING INSTITUTE, 5, Mandeville-place, Manchester-square, W. Established 1862 at Henrietta-street, Covent-garden. RESIDENT SKILLED MEDICAL, Surgical. Mental, and Monthly B ?>? trained NURSES SUPPLIED at a moments notice; also ' . ?? ?? for Fever ...
... the respect and solemnity which, by ancient custom, have been observed the funerals of the Queens of England, have been, at the funeral of her late Majesty, Queen Caroline, unnecessarily and indecorously violated.'' A long debate ensued, in which Mr. John ...
... j on ticket Ms. 6d. mHE QUEEN'S DIAMOND JUBILEE PRESENTS, JL ON VIEW AT THE IMPERIAL INSTITUTE. From 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. 1 ?? * EXHIBITION of ACETYLENE GAS, APPARATUS aad PRODUCTION ILLUMINATION of GALLERY by ACETYLENE. IMPERIAL INSTITUTE. THE CONCERT ORCHESTRA ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Friday. June 25. Viscount GODBRICR presented petitions from the Inhabitants C«mben»-ell, and from a minister and eowgrefatioa of ehapel Westminster, against the punishment death for forgery. Viscount Lob ton presented ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Thcmdat.—lrith Education.—Lord Granville on the tabic the report of ths Select Committee Irish Education. Merchant Stripping.—The report of the Merchant Shipping Bill was brought up, with amendments. Some other business ...
... Is., at usual agents; Tree's offices, and Robert -vewmaii s boi-office, Queen's Hal!, Vf. S QUEEN'S HALL UNDAY AFTERNOON CONCERTS. __? Coxi>_ i-roR-Mr. HENRY .1. WOOD. THE QUEEN S HALL ORCHESTRA of _J Performers. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), ut ?? Overture, ...
... Examined by Lbrd Kingst. n. Q, Do yon know any thing of your own knowledge, respect- ing the Queen during il.e Usi six years ? — A. No, 1 left (he Queen's service five years exactly last June. Examined by Laid Rods. 0- To whom did you dedicate the hook of ...
... of tbe naval service. In what he meant to say, he intended no offence to any naval officer, be- cause he respected the wrvice too much to do so ; but since . the peace be considered that Ihe Lords of Ihe Admiralty had neglected the services of old meritorious ...
... the table, that a greater number of seamen were employed in the Coast Blockade service than he had imagined : he con- tended, however, that from the nature of that service they finished by losing their ability as seamen, lie then read seve- ral letters ...
... SKYNNER, Receiver. WANTED a CHILD to WET NURSE in an undeniable situation, by a Person who can be well ■recommended. Direct, poet paid, to Z.Y., Post-office, Acton. BAROUCHE, LANDAU, and HARNESS to be SOLD, with imperial, boxes, drag chain, Ac. com- plete. ...