... Bifhoprick of Meath OD Dr. Young, C: .-o rinity College, Dublin, a gentleman learing, piety, and mint exemplary con- or dui. ir, A recipe for getting tie flain of twine co of white or yellosv regimental breeches n Mix flour of msuflard and vinegar into tor: or ...

... were entertained that the unfor- tunate man had perithed by the extreme fe- verity of the weather. A feafonable and approved recipe for keep- ing wet from penetrating through the feet of hoots, alSo from fhooting lhoes, &ce.-Mut- ton fuet, 8 oz. lard, 4 ...

... jeas | . The conditions upon which peace (hall continue to exift between the two nations. 2. The regulations relative to the recip ro- cal commerce between them. 3. The navigation. And 4. The fiffiery. We Shall not dilate upon the twoolaft or- tices furtherthan ...

... hst hdurs. The above quantity made me as much bread as two fixpenny loaves, the quality of which was very good and light. Recipe to cure Bacd Wheat.r-To 5lbs of flour add rot. of alkaline falt, and two fpoonfuls of four milk, which producing effervescence ...

... reputable vender in the kingdom \ containing the moil ineoiitrovertl! le proofs of lib, right to, and polfellion of the Original Recipe, as w.ll a. .leme.iiilrating the imprei'iability. it ni.t uapo-i- -bility. that any other perfon can know of what invtredi- ...

... retailer of his, is I endeavouring by flanderi and the palpable i impofition of poffeffing late Surgeon Norton's I attelled Recipe, to alienate a near 20 years' confidence in faid Mr Ifayman's preparation of this celebrated Antifcorbutic-iffuing a bafe ...

... his ?? for the Turkilih Soycreigfn is not ill reprefented by a ctoak. like this. Change of prioci/ilr deens to be a certain recipe for change of plaice; only in th il one cafe, the change is from <& to 1 .vorfi', and. in the other from n ?? .I baetr. ...

... circumllances er to ?? either the guilt or innocence of the party. M I he mneafurcs !oW prcipoled appeared to him like M r- the recipe of a Quack, who prolefftes to cure every ar :- tng, ani in the event does nothing. ret Mr. Venris Brosn faid, he regretted ...

... Riiht ti e Gzntleman, that he couild not br inouf'nr- a nlo tion of which he approved ? If thle hi- lt ?? Gentleman had the recipe for reftoI ing trauii-y tO any part of the empirc, why did.1 l2 n-te prochice it ? It reminded -hin of a faying ?? . il :uke ...

... reputable vender in the kingdom,) containing the mofi inrontro- vertible proofs of his right to, and poffellion of the original recipe, as well as demoiflrating the impro. babiliLy; if not impoflibility, that ally other perfon can know of what ingredients this ...

... ble vender in the kingdom,) contaioing the molt incontro- vertible proofs of his right to, and poffeflion of the original recipe, as well as demonofrating the impro- bability, if not impoflibility, that any other perfsn can know of what ingredients this ...

... of Nervous Weakuefs of the Conili-; ( DifordersjMental & Bbdily. tution., HESE CeIebrated PILLS arm compofed firom . T the Recipe of ?? late ?? of Liibon,'. and will be found the rnoffefficacious Medicine extant for 'A -Nervous Comnplaimts,; let tlwm ...