Ægir's servants are Fimafeng ( killed by Loki ) and Eldir.

It brought the advantages of pre-prepared time-saving food to the bulk of ordinary people who did not employ domestic servants.

He did, however, expand the school system, encourage the establishment of rural cooperatives, raise the salaries of civil servants, and increase the representation of middle-class and lower-class blacks in the public sector.

At first, they did not live together, though later Rousseau took Thérèse and her mother in to live with him as his servants, and himself assumed the burden of supporting her large family.

As queen, Elizabeth did not exercise much political influence, due to her strong-minded mother-in-law Lady Margaret Beaufort, but she was reported to be gentle and kind, and generous to her relations, servants and benefactors.

The reason Black slaves did not quickly come to outnumber Whites was that Bermuda's 17th-century agricultural industry continued to rely on indentured servants, mostly from England, until 1684, thanks to it remaining a company colony.

According to Halliwell, Nannerl depended on Leopold in many ways: he did " shopping the engagement of servants.

Most in the household, including the servants, generally called the Grand Duchess by her first name and patronym, Anastasia Nikolaevna, and did not use her title or " Her Imperial Highness.

Scenes that did not involve Hacker took the form of private memos between civil servants, or ' interviews ' and written correspondence from other characters.

During the late 17th century, the colonists began to import more African slave labor than arrange for indentured servants, as economic conditions improved in England and workers did not want to come to the colonies, where conditions were harsh.

While Illinois was not a slave state, it was adjacent to slave states, Missouri and Kentucky, and did allow the continued use of " indentured servants ," a process many slaveowners used to keep their slaves even in a free state.

However, to the ancient Egyptians, Min was not a matter of scandal-they had very relaxed standards of nudity: in their warm climate, farmers, servants, and entertainers often worked partially or completely naked, and children did not wear any clothes until they came of age.

White men and women who did work as domestics generally held positions such as gardener or governess, while black servants worked as cooks, maids, and laundresses.

The lower-ranking officers from serf-owning families brought a servant from home they were familiar with, particularly the infantry and artillery officers that did not require additional protection in combat, and tended to leave the servants with the unit baggage train.

Since the empress did " not like processions ," her servants had already been ordered to leave by train for neighboring Territet.

While Relander can not be considered a strong President, he did a few notable things during his single term: he allowed the Social Democrats to form a minority government ( 1926 – 27 ), appointed Finland's first female Cabinet minister, Miina Sillanpää ( as Assistant Minister of Social Welfare ), dissolved Parliament twice ( in 1929 over a dispute on the civil servants ' salaries, and in 1930 to have

This implied that the future husbands of such girls could afford wives who did not need to work, who existed solely to serve their men and direct household servants while performing no labor themselves.

And Moses and Aaron went in unto Pharaoh, and they did so as the LORD had commanded: and Aaron cast down his rod before Pharaoh, and before his servants, and it became a serpent.

In Damascus, he devoted himself to writing and teaching to fulfil the commandment of his Lord: “ Counsel My servants .” The first thing he did was to collect and disseminate the works which had already been written, copies were made and reading sessions took place in his house.

I have not met John Snow, the outstanding personality and most dominating cricketer of the 1970-71 Anglo-Australian series ... To me, he is one of the most faithful and effective servants Nemesis ever employed ... Never did he lose that aura of menace.

The Paris Metro underground railway system joined the omnibus and streetcar in transporting the working population, including those servants who did not live in the wealthy centers of cities.

But even then, Amte did not appreciate the restrictions that prevented him from playing with the ' low-caste ' servants ' children.

It not only praises God in general for the above-mentioned qualities, but also seeks to praise Him specifically for those attributes of God's names in Islam, which God did necessarily have as omnipotent ( such as all-seeing, all-hearing ), but rather chose to have out of His mercy ( the Loving ( Al-Wadud ), the Beneficent ( Ar-Rahman )) and showering Grace upon His servants.

British indentured servants generally did not arrive as redemptioners after the early colonial period due to certain protections afforded them by law.

Given the high death rate, many servants did not live to the end of their terms.

His obituary in the Sydney Gazette was unflattering, insisting that "... he was a thorough savage, not to be warped from the form and character that nature gave him ...", which reflected the feelings of some in Sydney's white society that Bennelong had abandoned his role as ambassador in his last years, and also reflects the deteriorating relations between the two groups as more and more land was cleared and fenced for farming, and the hardening attitudes of many colonists towards ' savages ' who were not willing to give up their country and become labourers and servants useful to the colonists.

starting in < strike > Faust </ strike > Eric ) The Bursar is a quiet, reserved person, who took the job of University treasurer because he had an affinity for numbers ( the Archchancellor describes him as " one of those idiot servants ") and there was less competition for the role than other faculty posts.

As we see in the book, servants who wish to get married and have children immediately find themselves without a job, since married life is seen as incompatible with total devotion to one's master.

These people are ineffective at any skilled job, but may eventually become a free colonist through labor or military service ( criminals become indentured servants first before turning into free colonists ).

This included £ 17, 000 on servants ’ quarters alone, contributing up to £ 1, 778 a month towards the mortgage interest, and was also reimbursed for council tax bills for the " staff annex ", where his housekeeper and odd job man lived.

His act of helping Alf carry the injured Honourable Teddy to the field hospital during the war also secured him his job in the Meldrum household, although he would never admit this to the other servants.

Her employment in this role drew criticism, since the job was not advertised and the role was already being filled by other public servants.

At the start of the novel, set around 1960, Smiley has fallen from grace and is working in a relatively menial intelligence job, including security-clearing civil servants.

The latter found that Vincent could keep his job with the Civil Service and, though the Supreme Court ruled that civil servants continued to be employees of the monarch, Royal Assent was granted to the Public Service Modernization Act in 2003, which removed the necessity of the bureaucratic civil servants to take the oath to their employer.

His strange behaviour included preventing milkmaids from going about their job ( to his mind, the cows ' udders had strong sexual connotations ), having all of his female servants ' front teeth knocked out to prevent them from attracting male attention, and chipping off and painting over all the " dirty bits " in his fantastic art collection.

The higher blood pressure among the lowest grade servants was found to be related to the highest job stress score, whereas blood pressure at home was not related to job stress level.

The poisoning of the wife to incapacitate her, the note on the pillow and the re-setting of the clock point to an inside job and only Mr Waverly could sack all of the servants to reduce the level of protection around the child.

We know this because of a hymn which Pindar was commissioned to write ( fragment 122 Snell ), celebrating " the very welcoming girls, servants of Peïtho and luxurious Corinth ".

At his funeral, with the rectory full of guests, the widow Anne Marie Abel got drunk and went openly to bed with one of the servants.

Trimalchio is known for throwing lavish dinner parties, where his numerous servants bring course after course of exotic delicacies, such as live birds sewn up inside a pig, live birds inside fake eggs which the guests have to ' collect ' themselves and a dish to represent every sign of the zodiac.

The soundtrack features music and imagined dialogue scripted by Greenaway for the 126 " wedding guests, servants, onlookers and wedding crashers " depicted in the painting, consisting of small talk and banal chatter that culminates in reaction to the miraculous transformation of water to wine, according to the Gospels the first miracle performed by Jesus.

Animals could be taken down a ramp and kept in the livery stable in the basement where the servants resided, while the guests went up the stairs to the receiving room.

The king was the first to throw a firebrand upon the palace, then the guests and the servants and courtesans.

The three internal spiral staircases, based on Palladian precedent, were not intended to be accessed by Lord Burlington's guests, and were used only by the house servants ; a dumb waiter was installed in place of the fourth internal staircase.

Below them was the disenfranchised urban population, maybe half of the total in many cities, the so-called " residents " ( Beisassen ) or " guests ": smaller artisans, craftsmen, street venders, day laborers, servants and the poor, but also those whose residence in the city was temporary, such as wintering noblemen, foreign merchants, princely officials, and so on.

He is first observed at a party by F. Scott Fitzgerald, who notes that Zelig related to the affluent guests in a thick, refined accent and shared their republican sympathies, but while in the kitchen with the servants adopted a ruder tone and seemed to be more of a democrat.

The structure was divided into separate living areas for the lord and his family, high-status guests, the garrisons, and servants.

The back part of the house was built an average size for servants and guests.

The path leads guests onto the porch, where they are led into the mansion's foyer by somber house servants.

Waiters and other servants at white-tie events, to distinguish themselves from guests, sometimes wear gray tie, which consists of the dress coat of white tie ( a squarely cut away tailcoat ) with the black waistcoat and tie of black tie.

When William Waldorf Astor bought Hever Castle, Kent, around 1906, the moat surrounding the house precluded the addition of wings for servants, guests and the servants of guests that the Astor manner required.

In this parable, a king arranged a wedding for his son, but the normal guests did not come ; therefore, the king sent his servants to gather guests from off the street.

He wanders through the house, opening doors and barging in on various servants and guests in embarrassing situations.

Many of the servants and attendants of the guests were forced to find quartering in the adjacent buildings.

( Some of the servants, waiters, and guests were played by real aristocrats.

He promotes his views during tea-parties where servants mingle with his aristocratic guests, to the embarrassment of all.

For the first few years after its completion, the servants continued to dine in the hall, but the family and honoured guests now ate in the Great Chamber above.

The point both the Duchess and owners of Wortley had failed to grasp was that the owners lived in ' state ' on the ' piano nobile ' and had no need to go upstairs, hence only secondary / back staircases would reach the floors that were occupied by children, servants and less favoured guests.