10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WHITEPOT»
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whitepot in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Shoemaker's Holiday: Thomas Dekker
Away, you Islington whitepot. Hence, you hopperarse, you barley pudding full of
maggots, you broiled carbonado. Avaunt, avaunt, avoid, Mephistophilus! Shall
Sim Eyre learn to speak of you, Lady Madgy? Vanish, 55 Mother Miniver-Cap, ...
Thomas Dekker, Robert Smallwood, Stanley Wells,
1999
2
First Catch Your Peacock: Her Classic Guide to Welsh Food
Whitepot (Whipod) Another Gower speciality, but recipes are recorded elsewhere
in Wales. There was a lot of Somerset in the Gower dialect, as this rhyme about
the old white pudding reveals: O then vile wretch, the oarms (worms) shalt thou ...
3
The History of Cornwall, Civil, Military, Religious, ...
So, also King's Art of Cookery i " Cornwall, qu ihpye, and Devon, whitepot orings,
And Leicester, beans and bacon fit for kings." f In the course of last month, I
observed in our provincial prints, Ann Baker aged upwards of 100, at Trnro: (
where ...
4
Introductions, Notes and Commentaries to Texts in ' The ...
46 Islington whitepot. O.E.D. defines 'whitepot' as 'a dish made (chiefly in
Devonshire) of milk or cream boiled with eggs, flour, spices, etc.' For its
identification with Islington - a rural suburb to which Londoners were fond of
making excursions ...
Cyrus Hoy, Fredson Bowers,
2009
5
My Times and Life: A Historian's Progress through a ...
The area that embraced Forest Hills bore the distinctly Realtor-unfriendly name of
Whitepot. In 1906 the Cord Meyer Development Company bought six hundred
acres of Whitepot land. Cord Meyer, a real estate developer who, like the ...
6
Stations of the Sun: A History of the Ritual Year in Britain
... female dress.60 Sometimes summer queens were carried triumphantly in
chairs; the Protestant preacher Stephen Batman compared the Pope, transported
in this manner, to 'whitepot queens in western May games' (whitepot being a
cream.
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The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
WHITEPOT. n.f. A kind of food.— Cornell squab-pye, and Devon whitepot brings.
King. VVHITER1GO, a town of Cumberland, ui Turpcshow parilh. □ • • • I'.) •
WHITES, u.fi. [fluor alias.] It arises •WHITEWAY, a town of England, in Pur* beck
isie, ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis,
1807
8
A Modern Arcadia: Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. & the Plan for ...
The Cord Meyer property was on the site of an old Dutch settlement known as "
Whitepot," because, according to popular legend, the land had been purchased
from Native Americans for three white clay pots. In 1664 the English took over the
...
Susan L. Klaus, Frederick Law Olmsted, Library of American Landscape History,
2004
9
Northern Hospitality: Cooking by the Book in New England
According to Lehmann, Glasse's bread and butter pudding is a Whitepot, a dish
that was made with either bread crumbs or rice. The recipe in Markham's book
that succeeds this one is called “A Whitepot” and is made with rice, but this
pudding ...
Keith W. F. Stavely, Kathleen Fitzgerald,
2011
10
National & Regional Styles of Cookery: Proceedings : Oxford ...
The only region which has a strongly-marked difference from the rest of Wales is
Gower, where a number of dishes developed which are not found elsewhere: '
whitepot' and 'dowset' (puddings) and 'souly cake' (a fruit/spice bun), and the use
...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WHITEPOT»
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CB 6 goes to the dogs in park spat
Also at the meeting, the board presented its annual Whitepot Award to Capt. Thomas Conforti, commander of the 112th Precinct, Lt. Brian Goldman, Officer David ... «Queens Chronicle, May 14»
The Trains Stopped Running Here 50 Years Ago
Forest Hills was known as Whitepot in the 19th century. Legend has it that the name comes from when the land was secured by the trade of a white pot with the ... «Western Queens Gazette, Jul 12»
Forest Hills Inn Turns 100
Originally settled in the mid-1600s by English colonists, the town was originally known as Whitepot. The colonists bought the land from the Native Americans for ... «Western Queens Gazette, May 12»
Traffic enforcement agents deserve our thanks
Community Board 6 in Queens honored traffic agents this summer with one of its Whitepot Awards. Traffic agents are a familiar sight on the crowded streets that ... «New York Daily News, Aug 08»