A CERTAIN NEW INVENTED COMPOUND OF WHOLSOME INGREDIENTS FOR FEEDING OF SWIFE
Year: 1731

page_text: WHEREAS His present Majesty King George the Second, by His Letters
Patent, under His Great Seale of Great Britain, bearing date at Westminster,
the First day of June instant, hath been graciously pleased to grant unto
Thomas Ryley and John Beaumont His said Majestie's especial licence, full
power, sole priviledge and authority, that the said Thomas Ryley and John
Beaumont, their executors, admors, and assignes, by themselves or by their
deputy or deputies, servants or agents, or such others as they should at any
time agree with, from time to time during the term of years therein expressed,
should and might lawfully make, use, vend, and enjoy "A CERTAIN NEW
INVENTED COMPOUND OF WHOLSOME INGREDIENTS FOR FEEDING OF SWIFE," as is
in the said Letters Patent described, within that part of Great Britain called
England, the Dominion of Wales, and Town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, in
such manner as to them should seem meet; and that they, the said Thomas
Ryley and John Beaumont, their executors, administrators, and assignes, and
every of them, might have and enjoy the whole profitt, benefitt, comodity, and
advantage, from time to time comeing, growing, accrewing, and ariseing by
reason of the said Invention, for and during the full term of years thereby
granted, to have, hold, exercise, and enjoy the said licence, powers, priviledges,
and advantages therein granted unto the said Thomas Ryley and John
Beaumont, their executors, administrators, and assignes, for the term of
fourteen years from the date of the said Letters Patent, according to the
Statute in that case made and provided. In which said Letters Patent are con-
tained provisoes, and among others, a provisoe that if the said Thomas Ryley
and John Beaumont did not particularly describe and ascertain the nature of

page_text: the said Invention by writing under their hands and seales, to be inrolled in
His said Majesty's High Court of Chancery within one callendar month from
the date of the said Letters Patent, that then and in such case the said Letters
Patent should determine and be void.
NOW THESE PRESENTS WITNESS, that the said Thomas Ryley and
John Beaumont, by this present Writing under their hands and seals, do, in
pursuance of the above-recited provisoe in the said Letters Patent contained,
declare that the Invention or compound, for the sole making whereof they
have obtained the afore-recited Letters Patent, is as follows, viz' :-An
equal or near proportion of linsey, beach mast, and sunflower seeds, hemp seed,
and rape seed, to be ground into flower, and the oyl pressed from the same,
and such flower to be seperated from the oyl, to be mixed and boyled up
with due quantities of the following vegitables, viz,-potatoes, parsnips,
turnips, carrotts, colliflower leaves, and cabbage leaves, and such other garden
stuff as gardiners usually sell to cowkeepers for feeding cows; and also Indian
seed, or Indian corn, sowed in England. And the said Thomas Ryley and
John Beaumont do hereby desire that this Writing under their hand and
scals may be inrolled in the said High Court of Chancery.
As witness their hands and seals, this Twenty-sixth day of June, anno
Domini One thousand seven hundred and thirty-one.
Sealed & delivered in the psence of, the
interlineacon & erasure being first
made,
THOMAS RYLEY.
JOHN BEAUMONT.
NIC. HARBACH.
N. COLLINS.
Irr Vicesimo die Junij, anno fo Georgij Scdi quinto.