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Regency Advertisements: Wine and Liquour Merchant

By Anne | February 28, 2024 - 7:11 am |March 4, 2024 Regency Advertisements, Regency Dish

JOHN DENNETT No 1 Northumberland street Strand Wine Brandy and Liqueur Merchant Purveyor of bottled Porter Ale and strong Beer to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales Mr DENNETT most respectfully acquaints Noble men Gentlemen and his Friends in general that he has laid in an extensive assortment of very old and de licately high flavoured WINES of all descriptions which he presumes to offer at moderate prices BRAN DY RUM and HOLLANDS GENEVA He recom mends his much adinired Bottled Ales and Brown
or Porter for private Families and for Exportation to the West India Islands and Colonies Gibraltar Malta Egypt and to the East Indies The Navy and Army supplied and the usual draw back allowed NB Bottles and Hampers to be returned or paid for For the accommodation of small Families or single Persons fine Old Port Wine in Pint Borles Country Orders attended to with the utmost punc tuality Bills at short dates will be taken in payment

This ad appeared in the March 1806 issue of La Belle Assemblรฉe.ย  Hollands Geneva is gin.

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