Definition of Parlourmaid. Meaning of Parlourmaid. Synonyms of Parlourmaid

- A maid, housemaid, or maidservant is a female domestic worker. In the Victorian era, domestic service was the second-largest category of employment in...
- pragmatic head house parlourmaid Rose Buck, sweet Irish kitchen maid Emily, eccentric footman Alfred, mischievous under-house parlourmaid Sarah, coachman Pearce...
- while the parlourmaid did and would have realised that it was Roger in the "deathbed" who wrote the will and not Mr Savage. The parlourmaid is Gladys...
- British period drama Upstairs, Downstairs and pla**** the role of the house parlourmaid Rose Buck for the duration of the series, from 1971 until 1975. The programme...
- left her husband, "moving with a skeleton staff of nanny, cook, house-parlourmaid and lady's maid to a house at 2 Eaton Square, round the corner from Mosley's...
- Poirot questions the guests and staff including Ursula Bourne, the parlourmaid, who has no alibi. The window of opportunity for the murderer after Dr...
- January 1936 shortly before the death of King George V. They engage former parlourmaid Rose Buck, now running her own agency for domestic servants, to find...
- Policeman Stephen Murray as Second Policeman Eileen Beldon as Mrs Higgins’s Parlourmaid Frank Atkinson as Taxi Driver Uncredited Leo Genn as a Prince Moyna Macgill...
- most po****r novels, Cluny Brown, the story of a plumber's niece turned parlourmaid, was also made into a Hollywood film by Ernst Lubitsch in 1946, with...
- Florentine Tragedy" 1965 Off Beat... Mini-series 1966 The World of Wooster Parlourmaid Episode: "Jeeves and the Clustering Round Young Bingo" BBC Play of the...