Dickens's Dictionary of the Thames. [11 eds. 2 issues for 1889].
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Charles Dickens - 1881 - ‎Read - ‎More editions
Two or three lemon and the needful bottles take tity of sugar, and add a bottle of strawberries or raspberries, a slice up very ... give additional skilful concocter will want but Champagne, or Moselle cups are charms to either cocktail or julep. little ... Good orange ingredients, and add the cham- for this punch is one of the old- brandy may be safely used instead pagne last. Lemon, sugar, bitters, fashioned brown Uncle Toby sort, of brandy pure and simple, but ice, as aforesaid, a glass of ...

The turf expositor - Page 54
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Suspicioui Cocktails. The fact is, a number (the greater part perhaps) of these cocktails are thorough-bred horses ; and of all systems of swindling and fraud, there is none more contemptible and disgusting than cocktail racing. To say nothing ...

Citizen - Issues 1-42 - Page 315
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COCKTAIL RACING. There is a species of turf swindling which ought to be exposed and prevented in future, we allude to cocktail racing ; on which subject we cannot do better than quote a few observations from the ' Turf Expositor '-'l'he ...

The New Sporting Magazine - Volume 1 - Page 34
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... we must confess that, in our opinion, Mr. Hancock, at present, sits nearest the tail. No. 1 1 7. Newfoundland Dog. — H. B. Chalon. Deserves a better place. No. 131. Portrait of Cocktail. — A. W. Ingpen. Surely 34 NEW SNORTING MAGAZINE.

THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE VOLUME THE FOURTH - Page 249
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ROGERSON - 1836 - ‎Read
Steeple Racing has hecome very prevalent, and indeed very general, and we regard it as an interesting addition to the already estahlished ramifications of the turf. Cocktail racing originated, no douht, in the hest possihle feeling; hut, inasmuch ...

Racing Calendar: Containing an Account of the Plates, ... - Page 291
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N. E W E N H AM, Sir D. B. Ii. 189. NESBIT, Mr. B. c. by Highflyer, 176, 184. Cocktail Goat, 189. 'NUGENT, Mr. Mallow Hero, 189. ORMSBY, Mr.N. B. h. 185. 189. OWEN, Mr. M. 179. P. Primate, 188. OWERSCOURT, Lord IV.UTLAND, D. of Anna ...

real hudson newspaper

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•M£N. Op-ai- D il;, D ictor Hydrophobia, .Setjeam Cocktail, H letoricus, Wasp. WOMEN. Mrs. D'mociatiu, ?o!i:ica, With servants, office-holders, and expect. an1?. Ticcnr, partly in ibe city of Hudson, and partly amot'g the cedar bafc?s on the river.

The complete farmer: or, a general dictionary of husbandry ...
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Society of Arts (Great Britain). Society of Gentlemen, ‎Royal Society of Arts (Great Britain) - 1807 - ‎Read - ‎More editions
Those who preserve a partiality for this venerable custom, We would advise to suspend a final judgment, until they have made a few more essays upon a huge cocktail half-bred, of that kind which ' cannot go, and jet won't stand still,' and will ...

this is not original research, this is original research. It's there, it's established it's the very books you promote. This should fall within the guidelines, if it does not I should be notified why. I expect it.