I soon made the acquaintance of a chamber-maida girl who keeps her eyes openand I learned many things"

Mr. James Harthouse, learning from Louisa's maida young woman greatly attached to her mistressthat his attentions were altogether undesirable, and that he would never see Mrs. Bounderby again, decided to throw up politics and leave Coketown at once.

Her photograph was in all the West-End windows, was enshrined in the albums of South Kensington and Clapham, Maida Vale and Haverstock Hill.

Fate And The Artist The workmen's dwellings stood in the northwest of London, in quaint rivalry with the comfortable ugliness of the Maida Vale blocks of flats.

It is of a maida beloved maidborn at her mother's deathbred up 'midst the tears and kisses of her fatherprattling thoughtlessly about her motherevery one's admiration for beauty, cleverness, and virtuegentle as the moon shining on the downs.

His deer-hound was "Maida."

"My son is a medical practitioner, residing at Maida-hill; and it is a pleasure to him to spend an occasional evening with his cousin Adela and myself.

He brought her her tea-cup, and hovered about her while she sipped the beverage with that graceful air of suppressed tenderness which constant practice in the drawing-rooms of Maida-hill had rendered almost natural to him; but, do what he would, he could not distract Mrs. Branston's thoughts and looks from John Saltram.

She endured the dreary course of her days patiently enough for a considerable time, not knowing any means whereby she might release herself from the society of her kinswoman, or put an end to the indefatigable attentions of the popular Maida Hill doctor.

If her darling Adela looked a little paler than usual, or confessed to suffering from a headache, or owned to being nervous or out of spirits, Mrs. Pallinson's anxiety knew no bounds, and Theobald was summoned from Maida Hill without a minute's delay, much to poor Adela's annoyance.

The miser of Maida Vale.

SEE Humm, Doncaster G. <pb id='090.png' /> HUNEKER, MAIDA.

Maida Huneker (A); 1May62; R294576.

Maida's little camp.

Maida's little village.

M. Herbert Freeman & J. Marshall Hanna (A); 21Apr71; R505281. FRENCH, MAIDA PARLOW.

Maida Parlow French (A); 16Apr71; R504614.

SEE Humm, Doncaster G. <pb id='090.png' /> HUNEKER, MAIDA.

Maida Huneker (A); 1May62; R294576.

Maida's little camp.

Maida's little village.

M. Herbert Freeman & J. Marshall Hanna (A); 21Apr71; R505281. FRENCH, MAIDA PARLOW.

Maida Parlow French (A); 16Apr71; R504614.

Maida's little cabins.

Maida's little zoo.