 | Great Britain - 1829 - 696 pages
...Milford oysters, marrow-puddings, cockale, metheglin, white and red muggets, elvers, sherry, sack, (which, with sugar, is called Bristol milk,) and some...wines, which, perhaps, you will not drink so good at London. " At Glocester observe the whispering place in the cathedral. " At Oxford see all the colleges,... | |
 | Liberalism (Religion) - 1829 - 930 pages
...Milford oysters, marrow-puddings, cock-ale, metheglin, white and red muggets, elvers, sherry, sack (which, with sugar, is called Bristol milk; ; and...wines, which, perhaps, you will not drink so good at London. " At Gloucester observe the whispering place in the Cathedral. " At Oxford see all the colleges,... | |
 | Lord Peter King King - Great Britain - 1829 - 426 pages
...Milford oysters, marrow-puddings, cockale, metheglin, white and red muggets, elvers, sherry, sack, (which, with sugar, is called Bristol milk ;) and...wines, which, perhaps, you will not drink so good at London. " At Glocester observe the whispering place in the Cathedral. " At Oxford see all the colleges,... | |
 | 1829 - 392 pages
...Milford oysters, marrow-puddings, cock-age, metheglin, white and red muggets, elvers, sherry, sack, (which with sugar is called Bristol milk ;) and some...wines, which, perhaps, you will not drink so good at London. At Glocester observe llie whispering place in the cathedral. At Oxford see all the colleges,... | |
 | 1829 - 488 pages
...Milford oysters, marrow-puddings, cock-ale, metheglin, white nnd red-muggets, elvers, sherry, sack (which, with sugar, is called Bristol milk,) and some...other wines, which, perhaps you will not drink so good at London. At Gloucester observe the whispering place in the cathedral. At Oxlord see all the colleges,... | |
 | John Murray (publishers.) - 1869 - 570 pages
...there Milford oysters, marrow puddings, cocltale, metheglin, white and red muggets, elvers, sherry sack (which with sugar is called Bristol milk), and some...which perhaps you will not drink so good in London." " Bristol, more truly Brightstow," eaye Fuller, "is bright in the situation thereof, conspicuous on... | |
 | Mortimer Collins - 1873 - 264 pages
...metheglin, white and red muggets, elvers, sherry sack (which, with sugar, is called Bristol-milk), and some other wines, which perhaps you will not drink so good in London." It is pleasant to think that a great metaphysician could enjoy his oysters and puddings and Bristol-milk,... | |
 | English periodicals - 1874 - 802 pages
...there Milfard oysters, marrow puddings, c,vkale, metheglin, white and red muggets, elvers, sherry sack (which with sugar is called Bristol milk), and some...which perhaps you will not drink so good in London." interests were deeply concerned in the maintenance of friendly relations with our brethren on the other... | |
 | John Philip Hore - Great Britain - 1886 - 452 pages
...Milford oysters, marrow-puddings, cock-ale, metheglin, white and red muggets, elvers, sherry, sack (which, with sugar, is called Bristol milk), and some other wines, which, perhaps, he will not drink as good at London." The notorious Judge Jefferies, with all his faults, sternly resisted... | |
 | John Philip Hore - Great Britain - 1886 - 458 pages
...Milford oysters, marrow-puddings, cock-ale, metheglin, white and red muggets, elvers, sherry, sack (which, with sugar, is called Bristol milk), and some other wines, which, perhaps, he will not drink as good at London." The notorious Judge Jefferies, with all his faults, sternly resisted... | |
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... variety of iron instruments, and utensils of all kinds. " At Bristol see the Hot-well; St. George's Cave, where the Bristol diamonds are found; Ratcliff Church; and at Kingwood the coalpits. Taste there Milford oysters, marrowpuddings, cock-ale, metheglin,... 
