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London Punch-House, Ludgate-Hill,Three Punch-Bowls on Iron Pedeftals : * : . ' before ih‘e Door.HIS,-KOUSE I opened folely forthe better accommodating all lt;3entlemeii who ate Lovers of .PU N^ H, and was the firft undertook the making and felling of it in thisManner, and am the only one whofe foie Bufiuefs it is, no other Liquors being therein fold*.—Where, to the greater Perfeftion, the heft old Batavia Arrack, Ja-- maica Rum, and French Brandy,are made into Puhch, (via-) a Quart of Arrack made into punch for 6 s. a Quart of Rum or Brandy for 4 s. and fo in Proportion to half a Quartern for 3d.And that- the Fairnefs of this Undertaking may appear to 'every one, the Shcrbctt and the Bruidy, RumorAirack, are brought fcparate.i . JAMES ASHLEY.1 N. B. Brandy,/ Rum and Arrack neat as imported, fold whole file. ' ^ - : ^.
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London Country Journal
London, Middlesex, GB
Tue, May 11, 1734
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