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... Cheefe-cakes, Creams, Jellies, Whip- Syllabubs; &c, 17.. Ot Made Wines, Brewing, French Bread*. Muffins, &c. 18, Of jarring Cherries and Preferves,' Sec. 19. ' To make Anchovies, Vermicelli, Ketchup, Vinegar; and to keep Artichokes, French Beans. &c. xo ...
... Teeth. A sipical Remedy for the Cure of Cancers. E.ritern Manner of preparing Saloop. Remedy for the relent Difeafe in Hones. Recip-s for recent Colds. Letter to a Lady on the tile of Barometers. St. Paul's Commiffion defended. The ancient Coin in September ...
... mer- curial medicines, lhould by no means omit a courfe of the Vegetable Pills, during the fpring. Prepared from the original recipe, by the fole pro- prietor, J. Pidding, late fur^eon in the army, at his VVarehoufe, N0. 76, Oxford-flreei. London; and none ...
... Receipts and attefted Accounts, and other authentic Vouchers, which fhair be furnifhed on each Side : And Sureties fhall be recip- rocally given for the Payment of the Debts which the Pnfo-, ners may have contracted in the Countries where they may have ...
... Chiller.— [Admire a largo %entity of fid traia'd Pooch. Apticot. INtartine, klumh and Cherry Tessa, Own inut to four A choce Alf Duo f and Standard Apple. Wit,. Cherry, a 4 Plum, 1,. Frenr Loenberily white • tr to t•t re Feet &to, 4to s feet; (seek, ...
... Droplical and Chronic Difeafes. More need not be raid of thefe ineftiinablc Salts, than that they were prepared from the original Recipe of that celebrated Phyfician, Dr. GEM ; who was many Years Phylician Extraordinary to time DUKE OF Doßser, . MARMIS OF STAFFORD ...
... man, who could harbour fuch 3 notion. It was not to be thought of ; and yet he knew that Iti angc, mad , and atrocious I 'cherries had been ciijreiiilereil in the brains of Ibme men to this end, but no practicable date I inn. . bail ever thought of them ...
... pUnStu,lly attended -to, and gratefully acknowledged be their Ob,:litrnt• hutrible Servant, T. lI_AADLEY OSBORNE. • No. 10, Cherry Orchard, Birmingham, . JAMES WILSON refpedfully inform - his J Friends and the Fublic, That he continues the - ,lock Dial ...
... Hams anTonguts Pork aufageS Brawn &c Truffles Sorts of Preferves and Pickles cold Pyes all Sorts of Petipatees Goofcberfy and Cherry' Tarts-Almond' and Curd Cheefecakes ilrifli Pound-Cake Savoy Water Wafer and all Sorts of-dry Blfcuits: Croguantes Jellies ...
... fyftcih r.ot being I entirely found, or fubiect to the relaxation* of the ' fedids. ! J~NFBENHAM ASSKMBLY will be at tlie Cherry 1 jl-J Tree Inn, on Tuefday, the to'li of December. I Tickets -;s.6d. eatli, Tea, Coffee, aad Mufic, included. IPSWICH J /Tth ...
... been alfo pat died to the Eaft Indies, to reinforce the garrifon of Trincomale with part of four thoufand troops now Pondi-1 cherry. The accounts of the revenue, made up to the 24th of June, exceed thofe this time twelve months above half million. The enfuing ...
... diforder, and fit for the reception of any frefh perfon. As witnefs our hands, Mr. NASH, Surgeon, Eye, RICHARD BERRY. Dtbenham Cherry tree. ALL Perfons who ftand indebted to the Eftate and tffefls oi the late Mr. JACOB KENDALL, of Bury, decfafed, are defi ...