The Curiosities of Ale & Beer: An Entertaining History by John Bickerdyke
1655. Received of a Mayd taken in Mrs. Jackson’s Ale-house
on the sabbath day 0 5 0
Received of a Scotchman drinking at Robert Owen’s
on the Sabbath 0 2 0
Chapters
- Chapter 1 Ch.1
- CHAPTER I. Ch.2
- CHAPTER II. Ch.3
- CHAPTER III. Ch.4
- CHAPTER IV. Ch.5
- CHAPTER V. Ch.6
- CHAPTER VI. Ch.7
- CHAPTER VII. Ch.8
- CHAPTER VIII. Ch.9
- CHAPTER IX. Ch.10
- CHAPTER X. Ch.11
- CHAPTER XI. Ch.12
- CHAPTER XII. Ch.13
- CHAPTER XIII. Ch.14
- Introduction. — Value to the Working Classes. — Anecdotes. — “A Pot of Ch.15
- CHAPTER XIV. Ch.16
- CHAPTER XV. Ch.17
- CHAPTER I. Ch.18
- PROLOGUE. Ch.19
- CHAPTER II. Ch.20
- 2. 712.). Ch.21
- CHAPTER III. Ch.22
- CHAPTER IV. Ch.23
- CHAPTER V. Ch.24
- 1641. Received of the Vintner at the Catt in Queene Ch.25
- 1644. Received of three poor men, for drinking on the Ch.26
- 1648. Received from Isabel Johnson, at the Cole Yard, for Ch.27
- 1655. Received of a Mayd taken in Mrs. Jackson’s Ale-house Ch.28
- 1658. Received of Joseph Piers, for refusing to open his Ch.29
- CHAPTER VI. Ch.30
- CHAPTER VII. Ch.31
- 1741. A writer at that date says:—“The Ale-wives, whose province of Ch.32
- CHAPTER VIII. Ch.33
- CHAPTER IX. Ch.34
- CHAPTER X. Ch.35
- CHAPTER XI. Ch.36
- CHAPTER XII. Ch.37
- CHAPTER XIII. Ch.38
- Chapter V. The Glastonbury Peg Tankard, illustrated in the cut, is made Ch.39
- CHAPTER XV. Ch.40