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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… in retail trades or handicrafts. There were also 6 female servants. 148 There were in 1841 11 houses and 49 people in … population besides the farm labourers were the domestic servants of the manor houses. By 1880 a post office was …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the leading Wilton clothiers, only employed his own family servants in his business; 19 nor was a net profit of 6 on the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… prisoners of war, including many officers and their servants, were lodged in and around the town. By 1806 there … and at least two Italians, who probably arrived as servants to the prisoners, remained: Gosue Soldini, a … gasfitters, florists, fancy bazaars, a registry office for servants, a marine store dealer, a soda water manufacturer, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and two fairs take place at Michaelmas for the hiring of servants. Previously to the time of Canute, Winchcomb, with a … postern called King's Gate, was used as the church for the servants employed in the great priory of St. Swithin. The … instrument of George III. The rooms for Her Majesty's servants occupy the lower and higher stories of the palace. …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… 1868 founded a charity to be known as 'Mant's Good Female Servants' Reward.' The trust fund consists of 2,423 0 s. 1 d. … to a share in the charity known as 'Mant's Good Female Servants' Reward.' See City of Winchester. (ix) In the parish … to a share in the charity known as 'Mant's Good Female Servants' Reward.' See City of Winchester. 2. The incumbent …