Servants book of knowledge : containing table of wages ready cast up, for any number of pounds, or guineas, they may have to receive for one or more days, weeks, or months, up to a year, which will explain to every servant what he, or she, may have to receive for odd days, weeks, months, or years, nicely calculated to the hundredth part of a farthing : together with a table for marketing, from one penny and upwards per pound : likewise tables, shewing the even parts of pounds, shillings and pence, from one penny to a thousand pounds : the whole made perfectly easy to every capacity : to which are added, plain and easy instructions for servants of both sexes, to qualify themselves for places in general, in order to obtain the favour of their masters and mistresses in the dischange of their several stations, but more particularly for the valet de chambre ... scullery maid, &c. : including several curious articles for the use of servants in general, never before published.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Heasel, Anthony

Language:

English

Place of Publication:

1773