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Wine Punch.

Put the thinly pared rind of two lemons into

a pan, add the strained juice,8 oz. sugar,3 gills

of rum, a pint of tea, and two bottles of hock.

Stir over the fire till hot but not boiling, and

strain and serve.

Wedding Punch.

Put a quart of champagne into a bowl, add

3slices of cucumber and 3sprigs of young mint,

a gill of Curasao, a bottle of claret, and castor

sugar to taste. Let the bowl stand in ice for

2 hours, and just before serving add a bottle

of iced soda water.

Yorkshire Punch.

Rub 10 oz. loaf sugar on to the rind of 3

lemons and 2 Seville oranges. Put them into

a bowl with the strained juice, half a pint of

hot calf's foot jelly, and a quart of boiling water.

Infuse by the side of the fire for 30 minutes,

then strain, add a pint of lemon shrub, and one

iind a half gills each of brandy and rum, and

serve hot.

Purl.

Heata pint of ale with sugar totaste,then add

a wineglassful of rum, brandy, or gin, or 2

wineglassfuls of bitters, and serve.

Quince Brandy.

Put a quart of fresh quince juice, a quart of

good brandy, 12 oz. crushed sugar candy, a

small piece of cinnamon, and 4 cloves into a

jar. Cover closely, and infuse for two months,

shaking the jar frequently,then filter and bottle.

Quince Liqueur.

Core and grate 12 lb. of ripe quinces, strew

12 oz. castor sugar over and leave for 24 hours,

then strain the juice through a jelly bag until

quite clear. Measure it, and to every pint of

juice allow 1 inch of stick cinnamon,6 oz. loaf

sugar, and a pint of whisky. Put into a jar,

cover closely, and infuse for 3 weeks, then filter

and store in airtight bottles.

Quince Ratalia.

Core and grate 2lb. of ripe quinces, and place

in a jar with a gallon of good brandy, 2lb. of