The publicans' daily companion ; or, plain and interesting directions, to the keepers of wine vaults, and public houses / [Peter Boyle].

  • Boyle, P. (Peter)
Date:
[1795?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The publicans' daily companion ; or, plain and interesting directions, to the keepers of wine vaults, and public houses / [Peter Boyle]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    rv. ST MPR EPACE O.¢ ¢ unwary. It. fpeaks-the language of truth, of long obfervation, and expe- rience, It leaves no pomt unexplamed _ which Publicans ought to know. Every word comes home to their feelings— to their daily concerns—and points — out to them the beft methods of fecur-— ing and increafing the fair profits of their trade, with eafe to themtelves, and with the higheft fatisfattion to their - cuftomers. <A {ketch of the different _ heads, to which my inftruétions are reduced, may afford fome idea of their — utility and importance. Clay Want ie In the Firlt place, I have entered _ into the details of the cellar-bufineds, a ftate of the utmoft perfection, and _ prevent the Jofles which may arile from the Publican’s ignorance on the one part, or the interefted and pernicious’ — practices of the Brewer on the other. . . Secondly, I have laid down fuch ~— rules, and given fuch plain receipts for preparing all kinds of compounds as will no longer leave the Publican a NG Sam