Want Places
The Times, 1824-11-11T00:00:00

.-Ail letters to be post paid. A S LADY's-iAto, oreas UJpper Nurse, a Person, who .1L understands dresmlia,kingand getting up line linen and can take theebharge ofac id from.-themionth. Direet to S.R. at thePostoffice, Storc-street, Bedtdrd-sRquare. No ofhcekeeper need apply. A S L.&nf's-.itAIn, or as Upper Housemaid, a young A *1 WoTmnl, whoi can have an unexceptionable character from the family she has left. - Dlreet to A.G. at. Mr. Vliee's, grocer. 13, St. Paul s churchyard. A S LADY'S-M1AD and UppERc HOUsEMAIl, or toattend L on young Ladles, a respectable steady volung Woman, who can have a good character. Dtrect to E. F. at Mis. simmons's, (, Prinee- street, Cavendish-square. Nlo oicekeeper neasl apply. ARES Reectabid mjldle-lged FEM &LA, to keep. a single -3 Lady's or Gentlema;n's iouse, or-to have the chargeof Offices, or as ic tad Nurse: can givc respectable reference. Direct or aPj7lY to . Ti. 1. Little Ormnn n<-street. Oueen.sqruars. - Ai Resprectableyoung WoMN, to Attend on a lady; can .j work tell at her needle, and get up fine lnen; would have ns Inelg,ion to trave!: can haven good character from the lady she Is now leaving. Directto Y. Z. at M%r. Hoot le'sreet, orundling. No ofucekeper nreed aP 0Gny A Respecableny6un- H ouMEsP, to Attend on a Lady, 01 tlVnltonit0 tcWo or tlhree yotmng L,adles: eats wvork well at he; needle, and l.BS some kno.wrledge of dressroaking understands wfash Cng, and gettingcupneliten can haveea ed od character m ryro the lads she is about to leave. Derect to L. 11. at Mr. 7.1 Gould's, fruiterer sud greengrocari 10., Soin-court, Curzon-streget. A S COOKr andS tOUr;EKEEPER ill a Fami1y, ar with a singTe G?ntlemr.n,a Person, wvho Is thoroughly Qualified for thai t-apaoity, and can bze well recommended by the famil5y she has.iustleft, wvhere she lived some years. Direct to 1H. lM. 71, George.stfeet, Port :nian-square. *S Coox in a Gentleman's Family, a respectable - Womran, who lived upwards of two yenrs and a half In her last situation. Dlrect to A. M. 46. Long-acre. No officekeeper need apply. * SCoox, a miidTle-nged Woman,withaagoad character, f vhereotherservSantiareke:t ashortdistance from town will he preferred. Direct to S.S. 40, Brunswick-street, Staniford.-treet, lllackfriara-road. ^ S PLA12 fCooi, a young Woman, who call he well re. eommended, having lived three years In her last place. Direci ro____ P..at Mr. Crabh's. 45. Little Britain, West Smithfield. A ; UPPFR HOUSEMAID. or as Hiousemaid in a small I L FamDl-j. a young *oman, w-he perfectly understands her husi. neR% and cau have a Year and a-hal fs eha.racter from the Dlaee she has iust left. Direct toC. A.at Mr. Ilurton's, cheesemonger, 37, Padding- ton-street. Marylehone. No offleakeeper need apply. S HOUSE-MAID, a respectable youngy Woman, aged 28, A where a fontman sR kept, or as Upper oiousefoald; Is wvell aR- emainted wltti hou.achold woek. Direct toUM. C. 27. Crescent-street, Euston-aquare, near the Hampitesd-road. A Ni A and his WIFE, without incumbrance ; the man .asardener, perfectly understands the management ofa kitchen rarden. wsIl trees. and foreing tn general no objection to thecares tf a few acres of grass land, and to milk a cowv * the woman as Cook or Housemald. And to managea dairy If required; hoth rAn have good characters from their last place. Direct to A. B. at NIr.shil1slgs'. eheesenionger, 6, Broadwall. Charlotte.-treet. Rllckfriar5srORd. AMiddle-aged MAN and his WIFE, without inculm- branee, to have the care of a Holise in the absence of the family, Tr o Offees or CountinEhouses; the man hars his tlnc unoccupied fromn 3 oclock, and the womran can eook If required. can have an un- den iable charaeter from whiere they Ilved three years In a similar situ. ation. Direct to T. A. at Ur. Penry' s, 25, Little EasebP.ity. S COACHb AN, a mididle-agefd Mran, in town or eountry; A_ knows towni well, and cani liare an uniden(Rblc two years' c a. racter from the place he is aboit to leave nn aecotun,t nf the gentleman turninghis horses outfor tie winter. Direct toT. C. at Mr. Adams's livery-stables, 2, Park-cresceit, Pnrtlanld.Plplee_ 4SCOACSNtAN, a stea(y single lan, aged aboxit S2, A 'brho can have a good character from the place he is leaving on account of the family going abroad. Direct to J. B. at Mfr. Pepler's, 4, ;Vork-stroet, Westminster. N- ondeakeeper need apply. S Gaoo, a young li-an of light weight, aged 19, who A . has no ol-lectlon to travel, and can wait at table: has a Rond character frnm his last plRce. Direet en WV. B. at M4essrs. Wyburn and Thomas's, coachmakers, ISl4, Blackfltars-road. No officekeeper nieed apply._ _ _ _ A S GAtDENER, a resTpectable young Man, who has a thorough knowledge of his hu-iness, and can have Ral uindeniable scharacter from hls last place, Direct to A. Ft. at William Arles's, Crosby.row. Prmvidence place, King-strcet, Snuthwark. No nfflce- keeper need apply. * S PRINCIPe AlT E Rs, or on the Establishment, a up Mpa. who can have a good character from the place he has lust ,eft will take rhe st,,ck of glass If reqtlired. Direct to) A. B. 9, Little Queen-street, Wcscminster. 1 Young Wo M. AN, to have the ear-e of two young children, A or to wrait en t vo youlngW l.adies; wan work well at her needle. and et u fin linn hs noohaetinnt town or conutry, or to go ahroad. Direct to I. Z. at Mr. pkerctitt'. tgeneral newspaper office, t6, Edgeware-road, Paddi1ngton.______ S Coox, in town, where a kitchenmaid is kept, or A vhere there is no wvork to he done out of the 1-lichen, a steady aetive Woman, aged about 30,without Incumbranee,who linderstands the management of a kitaelse*vith economy, and car have a good cha rscterfirontheplaceshelhasju left, Directto M.l_,9. Lit d. milll-street. Golden-square. - :WANT PLACEE