Recipes include "To Make a Dish of Scots Collops," "To Make Hot Popye Water," "To Make Brimstone Water," "A Must Precious Oyle," "Olye of Charitey," "The Black Salve," "A Searcloth for Bruises", "Syrup of Maiden Haire," "To Make Very Good Pills for the Heave and to purg away mallin colly humours," and "To Make March Pain." In several hands. Includes an index at the end. Two accounting/notary signatures of Henry Stuart and Patrick Roxburgh on front blank pages, dated 1704 and 1709 for repayment of debts, including one for blue indigo to the Countess. Laid in is a bundle of letters and recipes that have been sewn together. One of these letters is addressed to Mrs. Stuart at Musselburgh, so it is possible that this cookery manuscripts is from Scotland. Letters stitched together