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Biosystems and Biomaterials Division. The primary objective is to collaborate with or conduct research consistent with division projects in standards, measurement methods, and theoretical models that improve understanding and prediction of complex biological processes associated with environmental health, human health, and cell-based manufacturing. This includes analytical and bioanalytical measurements pertinent to method validation for bioassays, genome sequencing, cell identification, and quantitation of biological activity; facilitating research to support development of biomaterials with improved performance and appropriate interaction with cells and tissue; instrumentation, software, models and standards that support the understanding of complex biological phenomena at. | The Country Housewife and Lady s Director Richard Bradley The Country Housewife and Lady s Director Table of Contents The Country Housewife and Lady s Richard PART THE To send Venison Sweet in hot To send Partridges a long way in hot To keep an Hare a long To keep Wild-Ducks Helps towards the Preservation of To make Wine of White Elder-berries like Cyprus Wine from Mrs. Warburton of To make Wine of Black Elder-berries which is equal to the best Hermitage Claret from Henry Marsh Esq. of A Receipt from Barbadoes to make Rum which proves very To make Citron-Water from To make fine To make Irish Usquebaugh from Lord Capell s Receipt when he was Lord Lieutenant of To make Green To make a Cabbage-Pudding from a Gentlewoman in Suffolk as it was written by Of the Gourmandine-Pea and its several Ways of To make Verjuice of Grapes unripe or of Crab-Apples from J. S. A dry Travelling Powder for Sauce or Pocket-Sauce. From Mynheer Vanderport of To preserve Grapes all the A Collar of Mutton roasted. From St. Edmund s-Bury in To fry Oysters for a Plate or the Garnish of the foregoing Of a Sturgeon how it ought to be cured for cold Meat or dressed hot for the To Cure or Pickle Sturgeon from To prepare the Caviar or Spawn of the To Roast a piece of fresh Sturgeon from Mr. Ralph Titchbourn To Roast a Collar or Fillet of Sturgeon from the A Piece of fresh Sturgeon boiled from the To make a Sturgeon-Pye from the To butter Crabs from the same for Garnish for the foregoing Dishes or to be served by The Manner of Pickling and Drying of Sheeps .