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W.a.303
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W.a.303
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Cookery and pharmaceutical recipes of the Malet family [manuscript].
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Cookery and pharmaceutical recipes of the Malet family [manuscript].
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Image Details:
part 3.
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part 3.
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Source Creator:
Mallett family.
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Mallett family.
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ca. 1700-1740, 1882
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ca. 1700-1740, 1882
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page 120 || page 121
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page 120 || page 121
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Transcription:
To make a Pinte of Ink .
Take two ounces & half of Galls
split them small: one ounce & half of
Hungary Copperas: one ounce of Gum
Arabick. Put all into a Pinte of Rain
water, in a bottle, & shake it every
day for a week, till it is dissolved, then
put in a glass of Red wine. -
See before, in this book, another
Receipt to make Ink. -
Lady Moors drops for a Cough .
Take four ounces of the finest flower
of sulphur, to a pinte of the best oyl of
Turpentine, digest it twenty daies in a hot
horse dunghill, pour it off, and keep it close
stoppd for use.
N ota B ene It is a most so-
121
-vereign remedy for a cold. To make use
of it you must take seven drops in some
white wine whey at going to bed. A strong
constitution may take wine. It is advise-
-able not to take it upon a full stomach.
This Receipt was given me by Wat-
-kin Williams Esq uie r March. 19. 1735/6.
who had it from L or d Nowel Somerset .
The Drops ready prepared are sold
by M r Chace an Apothecary near
Golden square .
Take two ounces & half of Galls
split them small: one ounce & half of
Hungary Copperas: one ounce of Gum
Arabick. Put all into a Pinte of Rain
water, in a bottle, & shake it every
day for a week, till it is dissolved, then
put in a glass of Red wine. -
See before, in this book, another
Receipt to make Ink. -
Lady Moors drops for a Cough .
Take four ounces of the finest flower
of sulphur, to a pinte of the best oyl of
Turpentine, digest it twenty daies in a hot
horse dunghill, pour it off, and keep it close
stoppd for use.
N ota B ene It is a most so-
121
-vereign remedy for a cold. To make use
of it you must take seven drops in some
white wine whey at going to bed. A strong
constitution may take wine. It is advise-
-able not to take it upon a full stomach.
This Receipt was given me by Wat-
-kin Williams Esq uie r March. 19. 1735/6.
who had it from L or d Nowel Somerset .
The Drops ready prepared are sold
by M r Chace an Apothecary near
Golden square .
transcribed_information
To make a Pinte of Ink .
Take two ounces & half of Galls
split them small: one ounce & half of
Hungary Copperas: one ounce of Gum
Arabick. Put all into a Pinte of Rain
water, in a bottle, & shake it every
day for a week, till it is dissolved, then
put in a glass of Red wine. -
See before, in this book, another
Receipt to make Ink. -
Lady Moors drops for a Cough .
Take four ounces of the finest flower
of sulphur, to a pinte of the best oyl of
Turpentine, digest it twenty daies in a hot
horse dunghill, pour it off, and keep it close
stoppd for use.
N ota B ene It is a most so-
121
-vereign remedy for a cold. To make use
of it you must take seven drops in some
white wine whey at going to bed. A strong
constitution may take wine. It is advise-
-able not to take it upon a full stomach.
This Receipt was given me by Wat-
-kin Williams Esq uie r March. 19. 1735/6.
who had it from L or d Nowel Somerset .
The Drops ready prepared are sold
by M r Chace an Apothecary near
Golden square .
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Credit:
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