- of
Alcoholic Beverage Control regulates the sale of alcohol; wine and
spirituous liquors may be
purchased only at
state liquor stores, and
local laws may...
- wine and
other spirituous drinks, dogs, swine, blood, excrements, and the milk of
animals whose meat is
forbidden by Islam.
Spirituous drinks are not...
- and 1744,
unpublished in his lifetime,
Swedenborg referred to CSF as "
spirituous lymph"
secreted from the roof of the
fourth ventricle down to the medulla...
- Approaches.
Walter de Gruyter. ISBN 9783110220322. Brown,
Jared (2011).
Spirituous Journey: A
History of Drink.
Clearview Books. ISBN 9781908337092. Archived...
-
published in
London in 1803, in
which it was
described as "a dram of
spirituous liquor that has mint
steeped in it,
taken by
Virginians of a morning."...
- PMID 10638939. Guthrie,
Samuel (1832). "New mode of
preparing a
spirituous solution of
chloric ether". The
American Journal of
Science and Arts....
- (defined as
anyone under the age of 18 years) (...)
alcohol beverages or
spirituous liquors of such kind or in such
quantity as to make
their injurious effect...
- ****tail shakers, etc.) Ohio –
Contracts with
private businesses to sell
spirituous liquor (intoxicating
liquor containing more than 21
percent alcohol by...
- Act, 2019
Consumer Welfare Fund
Internal Trade Inter-State Trade: The
Spirituous Preparations (Inter-State
Trade and Commerce)
Control Act, 1955 (39 of...
- was that of "Darby ****ociation for
Discouraging the
Unnecessary Use of
Spirituous Liquors"
organized in
Delaware County in 1819, at the
Darby Friends Meetinghouse...
