... Barb-tod Whiskey IBs - ?? - prvnet Cherry Brandy b«> ...

... of the highways of Wawne, in 20 I-mac Hrabbs, of Bubwitli. labourer, in 20 John Eld • ington. of Cherry-Burton, labourer, in 20 John Battle, of Cherry-Burton, shoemaker, in ?? 20 John Bilton, of same, innkeeper, his surety, in 20 Ftancis Stones ...

... (Bulled by *-aragou.> 1». Myrtle, by Kettoa* dam Iris, (l.ot 8.) 20. Carnation, rising 2 yean old, by Lancaster, i. Cattle s Cherry, by a sen of Comet, g. d. Marske See Herd Book, page 17. 21. Duchess, one year old. by Dishley Ketton, d Cowslip by Remus ...

... ohlt original and genuine fanuly Recipe. Second— That this Recipe was handed down by the Widow Welch to her aunts Mary and Sarah Welch, and by them to her ; and that these pills are prepared by her from the real family Recipe, without the least variation ...

... To which is added, an Ap- pendix, containing many u.eful Preparations, and a choice colle-lion of Recipes for feveral diforders, fe- veral of which Recipes (before its publication) were fold f. r Half -a-Guin ea and a Guinea each. Newark *. Printed by and ...

... to the original proprietor Widow Welch, (the Recipe was handed down by the Widow Welch to Mary and Sarah Welch, and by them to the present Proprietor;) and are prepared by her, from the real Family Recipe, without the least variation whatever. This Medicine ...

... eparin K of the «n. 'he Original Recipe hav- ing been sold to the late G. KKARSLBY, of Fleet Street. *gyy* f »«« * necessary to make the toHowm« Vm* Protectwn of her propertr. » •«•» AFPIDAVIT • wSu'S'p^ P««««on oi the Recipe for making hTr^/hisS. P,,IS ...

... Chesnut, 11 (Jo 2 do. Cherry, 1 do! 19 do. Sycamore, 8 do* «_, » u L °^ 1 * BOKEBY PARK. 34 Numbered Odt, 2 cromed with Scrieve Don. 84 do. Elm,' 3 do' 13 do. Lime, 84 do. Beech, » & 11 do. Chesnut, 10 do. Sycamore, 1 do. 3 do. Cherry, 1 do. ?? __ l'°Z i^T ...

... Farriery Laid Open. Coiitainitnc Cures of ever*' I'lsordev incident to a llorse. To which i* now u'tdetl, unny t-x.:e!lent Recipes ai-.'l Preparaiious of ?? «lcuicui ...

... SYRUP. and to notice that the names of Barclay and Sons, 95. Farringdou-Street, London (to whom Mrs. Johnson bas told tbe recipe), w on the Stamp affixed w each Bottle. 1 ** 1 1 ari - j „ 1 1 -iT x T^^^ a ?? l _. On the First of October win^published ...

... during the time of core. Price 2s tid per bottle. JOHN LEEMING'S GENUINE hORSE MEDI- CINES are now prepared from the Original Recipes, late in the possession of Georoe Bott, of Nottingham, by Barclay and Sons, the sole Proprietors. *m* Observe, — None of these ...

... costive habit, a truly valuable treasure. The Pills are now Prepared by Messrs. Ba_ci__ and Sons, (who have purchased the Recipe from Mr. Snook) whose Names are engraved on the Government Stamp affixed to each Box; without which they cannot be genuine ...