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Title: Pubs
       A Collection of Hotel, Inn, and Tavern Signs in Great
              Britain and Ireland, to Which are Added a few Foreign Café
              Signs

Author: Various

Release Date: March 8, 2014 [EBook #45077]

Language: English

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PUBS

A COLLECTION OF HOTEL, INN, AND
TAVERN SIGNS IN GREAT BRITAIN
AND IRELAND, TO WHICH ARE ADDED
A FEW FOREIGN CAFÉ SIGNS

CLASSIFIED BY

G. A. TOMLIN

SPOTTISWOODE, BALLANTYNE & CO. LTD.
1 NEW-STREET SQUARE, LONDON, E. C. 4
1922

The Compiler wishes to express his great thanks to Miss E. P. Harrison for her courtesy in allowing him to use not only the title but her large collection of names.

He also desires to state his indebtedness to the standard work of Messrs. Larwood and Hotten for much valuable information, and further to thank the many friends who have told him of signs both odd and otherwise.

FOREWORD

(After a writer of A.D. 1707)

I'm amused at the signs

As I pass through the town,

To see the odd mixtures:

A Magpie and Crown,

The Razor and Hen,

The Leg, Seven Stars,

The Scissors and Pen,

The Axe and the Bottle,

The Tun and the Lute,

The Eagle and Child,

The Shovel, The Boot.

	PAGE
Agricultural	1
Anatomy	3
Animals and Insects	7
Arms (Selected)	11
Astronomical	20
Birds	21
Botany	23
Clothing	28
Colours	29
Compounds—Bells	34
Compounds—Crowns	34
Compounds—Curious	36
Dwelling Places	44
Ecclesiastical	49
Expressions, Phrases, and Proverbs	51
Fish	54
Geographical	55
Golden	61
Silver	62
House and Table	62
Industry and Implements	64
Military	68
Music	70
Nature	72
Nautical	73
New	77
Numerical	79
Old, The	82
People	86
Poetry and Literature	93
Potentates	94
Railways	99
Sports, Games, Pastimes	100
The Most Ancient Inns	104
The Highest Inns	105
Inns with "Gallows" Signs	105
Signs painted by Well-known Artists	105
Inns Famous for Architecture	106
Foreign Café Signs	107
Notes	113

(e) Signifies licence extinct.

(*) Signifies a pictorial sign.

PUBS

AGRICULTURAL

The Agricultural	Penrith
The Harvest Home	Oakington
The Plough	Sutton, Suffolk
The Fen Plough	Chatteris
The Ploughshare	Beeston
The Plough and Fleece	Cockfield
The Plough and Sickle	Nottingham
The Plough and Harrow	Cambridge
The Harrow	Langley, Bucks
The Ploughboy	Lincoln
The Farmer's Boy	Brickendon
The Jolly Farmer	Bagshot
The Jolly Farmers	Bengeo
The Jolly Dealers	Rockland All Saints
The Jolly Gardener	Rochdale
The Jolly Gardeners	Soham
The Market Gardener	Barnes
The Yeoman	Poole
The Kentish Yeoman	Tunbridge Wells
The Graziers	Wakefield
The Shepherd	Doddinghurst
The Shepherd and Shepherdess	Aldenham Street
The Shepherd and Flock	Farnham
The Shepherd and Dog	Foxhall
The Quiet Shepherd	Hollins
The Sheep Shearers	Knebworth
The Fold Gate	Stradsett
The Dog and Crook	Braishfield
The Hurdle	Horningtoft
The Fleece	Richmond, Yorks
The John Barleycorn	Coton, note 1
The Barley Mow	Witnesham, note 2
The Drovers	Darlington
The Little Drover	Bow
The Cowherds	Southampton
The Cow and Pail	Ipswich
The Jolly Waggoner	Ewell
The Jolly Waggoners	Hersham
The Kentish Waggoners	Borough
The Waggon	Wix
The Waggon and Horses	Ipswich
The Jolly Carter	Middleton
The Cart and Horses	Shalford
The Cart Overthrown	Edmonton
The Dray and Horses	Tottenhill
The Horse and Sacks	Harrow Road
The Horse and Dorsers	City, note 3
The Horse and Chains	Bushey
The Horse and Gear	Elston
The Horse and Farrier	Penrith
The Horse and Harrow	West Hagborne
The Horse and Drill	Cirencester
The Haycock	Wansford, note 4
The Hay Field	Mile End
The Load of Hay	Paddington
The Hay Cutters	Oxted
The Hay Makers	Chesterton
The Harvest Man	Amber Hill
The Labourers' Union	Burton-on-Trent
The Bushel	Grimstone
The Bushel and Strike	Royston, note 5
The Drill	Squirrel's Heath
The Mill	Stamford
The Millstone	Stamford
The Wind Mill	Bourne
The Water Mill	Wivelsfield
The Market	Durham
The Cattle Market	King's Lynn
The Drover's Call	Gainsborough

ANATOMY

Hands.
The Hand	Chirk
The Cross Hands	Fishponds
The Bird in Hand	Carlisle
The Bird i' th' Hand	Scholes
The Book in Hand	Mablethorpe
The Friend in Hand	Hounslow
The Flower in Hand	Norwich
The Hammer in Hand	Brigg
The Hand in Hand	Boxhill
The Hat in Hand	Portsea
The Spear in Hand	Norwich
The Sword in Hand	Bury St. Edmunds
The Hand and Cleaver	Ranton
The Hand and Crown	Oxford Street
The Hand and Flower	Addison Bridge, note 6
The Hand and Glove	Windsor
The Hand and Marigold	Bermondsey
The Hand and Mace	Kingston-on-Thames
The Hand and Racquet	Whitcombe Street
The Hand and Shears	Cloth Fair
The Hand and Spear	Weybridge
The Hand and Shuttle	Padiham
The Hand and Sceptre	Tunbridge Wells
Hearts.
The Bleeding Heart	Hatton Garden, note 7
The Heart in Hand	Winchester
The Heart and Hand	Brighton
The Hearts of Gold	Durham
The Hearts of Oak	Cambridge, note 8
Bones.
The Bones Gate	Epsom, note 9
The Blade Bone	Bethnal Green
The Whale Bone	Hull
St. Peter's Finger	Lytchett Minster, note 10
Heads.
The St. Andrew's Head	Stepney
The St. Edmund's Head	Ipswich
The St. Luke's Head	Old Street
The King's Head	Gunnerside *
The Queen's Head	Brandeston
The King Alfred's Head	Newington
The King Charles' Head	Goring Heath *
The King Harold's Head	Nazeing
The Admiral's Head	Bealings
The Nelson's Head	St. Ives, Hunts.
The Black's Head	Gainsborough
The Negro's Head	Cotton, note 11
The Saracen's Head	Southwell, note 12
The Turk's Head	Hasketon
The Barnardiston Head	Kedington
The Beckford Head	Old Street
The Bedford Head	Maiden Lane, note 13
The Burns Head	Hull
The Birches' Head	Hanley
The Bear's Head	Brereton
The Boar's Head	Cannon Street
The Bull's Head	Barnes
The Buffalo's Head	Puckeridge
The Butler's Head	Telegraph Street
The Camel's Head	Devonport
The Calf's Head	Worston
The Duke's Head	Walton-on-Thames
The Druid's Head	Kingston-on-Thames
The Essex Head	Essex Street
The Friar's Head	Ipswich
The Goat's Head	Lichfield
The Griffin's Head	Mears Ashby
The Garrick Head	Portsmouth
The Hind's Head	Aldermaston
The Hart's Head	Giggleswick
The Kemble's Head	Longacre
The Lion's Head	Ipswich
The Lode's Head	Wiggenhall, note 14
The Marlborough Head	Saxtead
The Milton's Head	Nottingham
The Maid's Head	Norwich
The Maiden's Head	Uckfield
The Newby Head	Ingleton
The Nag's Head	Holloway
The Parr's Head	Camden Town
The Pitt's Head	Little Stanhope Street
The Paxton Head	Knightsbridge
The Prince's Head	Buckingham Street
The Princess' Head	Tenby
The Pope's Head	Norwich (e), note 15
The Rodney Head	Mile End
The Ram's Head	Longton
The Stag's Head	Swalescliffe
The Squirrel's Head	Romford
The Wilkes Head	St. Ives, Hunts, note 16
The Wallace Head	Blandford Street
The Whitmore Head	Hoxton

ANIMALS AND INSECTS

The Zoological	Hull
The Dog	Bedfield
The Barking Dogs	Tabernacle Street
The Pointer	Alresford
The Pointers	Newchurch
The Spaniel Dog	New Tisson Street
The Hound	Stradishall
The Fox Hound	Five Head
The Greyhound	Richmond, Surrey
The Greyhound Pup	Ryde
The Talbot	Ripley, note 17
The Dog and Badger	Medmenham
The Dog and Bull	Croydon
The Dog and Fox	Wimbledon
The Horse	Bishop Burton
The Arabian Horse	New Lakenham
The Bleeding Horse	Ramsbury
The Flying Horse	Pitfield Street
The Pegasus	Hornsey
The Rampant Horse	Needham Market
The Wild Horse	Burnham Market
The Sumpter Horse	Penwortham, note 18
The Pack Horse	Staines
The Pack Horse and Talbot	Hammersmith
The Shetland Pony	Clenchwarton (e)
The Fox and Pony	South Cove
The Fox and Yorkshire Grey	Whitechapel
The Fox	Newbourne
The Intrepid Fox	Soho
The Wheatland Fox	Wenlock
The Fox under the Hill	Denmark Hill
The Young Fox	Bath
The Fox and Cubs	Lilley
The Fox's Brush	Ropsley
The Cat	Whitecross Street
The Civet Cat	Kensington (e), note 19
The Cat and Lion	Stretton
The Cat and Tiger	Sevenoaks
The Boar	Great Ryborough
The Hampshire Hog	Hammersmith
The Hog in the Pound	Oxford Street, note 20
The Grunting Hog	St. Ives, Hunts, note 21
The Sow and Pigs	Thundridge
The Bull	Woodbridge *
The Little Bull	Spalding
The Winged Bull	Rake
The Bull and Dog	Stokesley
The Ox	Lintz Green
The Durham Ox	Grantham, note 22
The Brocklesby Ox	Ulceby
The Ketton Ox	Yarm
The Wild Ox	Stockton
The Buffalo	Islington
The Cow and Calf	Eastcheap
The Heifer	Norwich
The Airedale Heifer	Keighley
The Craven Heifer	Stainforth
The Wensleydale Heifer	West Witton
The Zebra	Ipswich
The Giraffe	Kennington
The Unicorn	Richmond, Yorks
The Lion and Unicorn	Wellington
The Lion	Barking
The Lion in the Wood	High Wycombe
The Ramping Lion	Huntingdon
The Lion and Lamb	Ardleigh
The Tiger	Tower Dock
The Tigress	Hull
The Leopard	Ipswich
The Panther	Bethnal Green
The Elephant	Pangbourne
The Buck	Reeth *
The Buck and Dog	Stockport
The Running Buck	Ipswich
The Wounded Hart	Norwich
The Hart's Horns	Knaresborough
The Horns	Kennington
The Stag	Little Easton
The Royal Stag	Datchet
The Bald Faced Stag	Finchley, note 23
The Hunted Stag	Bury St. Edmunds
The Antelope	Cobham
The Roebuck	Tottenham
The Reindeer	Banbury
The Rabbit	Cambridge
The Hare	Leavesden Green
The Lamb and Hare	Kennington
The Lamb	Ely
The Wiltshire Lamb	Southsea
The Ram	Tidworth
The Goat	Deeping St. James
The Royal Goat	Bedgelert
The Ibex	Chadleworth
The Wolf	Dedworth
The Griffin	Norwich
The Monster	Pimlico
The Phœnix	Taunton
The Polar Bear	Hull
The Grampus	King's Lynn
The Crocodile	Norwich
The Porcupine	Charing Cross Road
The Sea Horse	Ipswich
The Squirrel	Wellington
The Otter	Ottershaw
The Beaver	Beverley
The Cockatrice	Norton Subcourse (e)
The Essex Serpent	Covent Garden, note 24
The Bee	Abergele
The Busy Bee	Bradford
The Grasshopper	Oxted, note 25
The Midge	Hatton

ARMS (SELECTED)

The Albert Arms	Farnworth
The Aston Arms	Market Rasen
The Abingdon Arms	Thame
The Althorpe Arms	Warwick
The Ashburnham Arms	Hastings
The Affleck Arms	Dalham
The Anson Arms	South Town
The Abergavenny Arms	Kemp Town
The Ailesbury Arms	Marlborough
The Amhurst Arms	Riverhead
The Abercorn Arms	Stanmore
The Assheton Arms	Middleton
The Askew Arms	Ealing
The Ashley Arms	Walton-on-Thames
The Anstey Arms	Poole
The Acland Arms	Exeter
The Alford Arms	Frithsden
The Arundel Arms	Tipton
The Buckinghamshire Arms	Blickling
The Bankes Arms	Studland
The Bent Arms	Lingfield
The Bedford Arms	Watford
The Bancroft Arms	Mile End
The Boyne Arms	Burwarton
The Bridgewater Arms	Little Gaddesden *
The Blenheim Arms	Ramilies Street
The Beauchamp Arms	Dywock
The Barne Arms	Dunwich *
The Bedingfield Arms	Eye *
The Bolton Arms	Leyburn *
The Biddulph Arms	Ledbury
The Barnardiston Arms	Kedington
The Bristol Arms	Shotley *
The Bunbury Arms	Great Barton
The Baker Arms	Bayfordbury
The Baker's Arms	Farnham
The Builders' Arms	Walton-on-Thames
The Butchers' Arms	Bruisyard
The Boat Builders' Arms	Reading
The Brickmakers' Arms	Ipswich
The Brushmakers' Arms	Leeds
The Boilermakers' Arms	Norwich
The Blacksmiths' Arms	North Weald
The Bricklayers' Arms	Hersham
The Brewers' Arms	Stonham
The Cross Keys	Bellerby, note 26
The Carters' Arms	Middleton
The Carriers' Arms	South Marston
The Curriers' Arms	Norwich
The Coopers' Arms	Beachamwell
The Carpenters' Arms	Windsor
The Cricketers' Arms	Norwich
The Coachmakers' Arms	Watford
The Colliers' Arms	Rock
The Clothiers' Arms	Hocksmoor
The Coalminers' Arms	Swadlincote
The College Arms	Hertford Heath
The Cavalry Arms	Birchamcliffe
The Corporation Arms	Pontefract
The Castle Arms	Warwick
The City Arms	Esher
The Caledonian Arms	Sunderland
The County Arms	Hounslow
The Cadogan Arms	Chelsea
The Colville Arms	Chelsea
The Caxton Arms	Beccles
The Culford Arms	Ingham
The Cavendish Arms	Barrow
The Chandos Arms	Edgware
The Clarendon Arms	Watford
The Cranley Arms	Fulham Road
The Coburg Arms	Esher
The Dundas Arms	Kintbury
The Dartmouth Arms	Kentish Town
The Dysart Arms	Ham
The Devonshire Arms	Notting Hill
The Durell Arms	Fulham
The Drayton Arms	Brompton
The Dyers' Arms	Cannon Street
The Druids' Arms	Penrith
The Dorset Arms	East Grinstead
The Derby Arms	Sheen
The Dimsdale Arms	Hertford
The Daniel Arms	Truro
The Ellison Arms	Jarrow
The Exeter Arms	Stamford
The Engineers' Arms	Swindon
The Floral Arms	Slough
The Fullers' Arms	Berwick
The Footballers' Arms	Burnley
The Foresters' Arms	Ascot
The Farriers' Arms	Bunwell
The Farmers' Arms	Muker
The Fishmongers' Arms	Cley
The Factory Arms	Berwick
The Foundry Arms	Poole
The Fishers' Arms	Blackburn
The Fanciers' Arms	Norwich
The Fife Arms	Braemar
The Finborough Arms	Fulham
The Fitzroy Arms	Cambridge
The Falkland Arms	Newbury
The FitzWilliam Arms	Stamford
The Garden Arms	Bedford
The Gardeners' Arms	Haning
The Glovers' Arms	Yeovil
The Glaziers' Arms	Ely
The Gregorian Arms	Jamaica Road
The Golddiggers' Arms	Peckham
The Gravediggers' Arms	Uxbridge
The Gordon Arms	Elgin
The Gladstone Arms	Stowupland
The Gunter Arms	Fulham Road
The Grosvenor Arms	Newmarket
The Haberdashers' Arms	Pitfield Street
The Hotpressers' Arms	Norwich
The Hunters' Arms	Middleton
The Hufflers' Arms	Wilmington
The Hoste Arms	Burnham Market
The Herschel Arms	Slough
The Harewood Arms	Northallerton
The Hare Arms	Stow Bardolph
The Hoskins Arms	Oxted
The Hardwicke Arms	Arrington
The Havelock Arms	Hertford Heath
The Ince Arms	Euxton
The Ivor Arms	Brynnsadler
The Ipswich Arms	Ipswich
The Ironmongers' Arms	Norwich
The Jubilee Arms	Islington
The Joiners' Arms	Thwaite
The Jerningham Arms	Shifnal
The Keigwin Arms	Mousehole
The Kimberley Arms	Norwich
The King's Arms	Woodbridge
The Lord Arran's Arms	New Bond Street
The Lord Conyers' Arms	Wales
The Lord Monson's Arms	Tottenham Street
The Lord Howe's Arms	Leicester
The Lord Somers' Arms	Stibbington Street
The Lady Owen's Arms	Goswell Road
The Leathersellers' Arms	Watford
The Lovat Arms	Beauly
The Lytton Arms	Knebworth
The Lowther Arms	Penrith
The Lincoln Arms	King's Cross
The Lillie Arms	West Brompton
The Leicester Arms	Penshurst
The Luttrell Arms	Dunster
The Lygon Arms	Broadway
The Leeds Arms	Cleethorpes
The Duke of Leeds' Arms	Dewsbury
The Lansdowne Arms	Calne
The Liverpool Arms	Norbiton
The Lyttleton Arms	Hagley
The Montagu Arms	Langley, Bucks
The Montague Arms	Blackburn
The Millers' Arms	Healey
The Minders' Arms	Oldham
The Miners' Arms	Gunnerside (e)
The Masons' Arms	Louth
The Mariners' Arms	King's Lynn
The Mechanics' Arms	Glossop
The Merton Arms	Cambridge
The Manners' Arms	Grantham
The Manvers' Arms	Lincoln
The Navy Arms	Truro
The Norfolk Arms	Burwood Place
The Norwich Arms	King's Lynn
The Northumberland Arms	Putney
The Needlemakers' Arms	Ilkeston
The Oddfellows' Arms	Stoke
The Oilmillers' Arms	Grimsby
The Osney Arms	Oxford
The Orleans Arms	Esher
The Offord Arms	Caledonian Road
The Orford Arms	Norwich
The Oxford Arms	Kington
The Ordnance Arms	York Road
The Princes' Arms	Boxmoor
The Prince of Wales' Feathers	East Tuddenham
The Painters' Arms	Belgrave Mews
The Printers' Arms	Crayford
The Papermakers' Arms	Plaxtol
The Potters' Arms	Poole
The Porters' Arms	High Wycombe
The Platelayers' Arms	Hatfield
The Plumbers' Arms	Limpsfield
The Pencutters' Arms	Waterloo
The Parker Arms	Chorley
The Parkers' Arms	Colne
The Portsmouth Arms	Hurstbourne
The Pocock Arms	Caledonian Road
The Poulett Arms	Chard
The Portland Arms	King's Lynn
The Portman Arms	Millbank Street
The Queen's Arms	Fendall Street
The Quarryman's Arms	Blackburn
The Royal Arms	Peterborough
The Royal Naval Arms	Keyham
The Royal Essex Arms	Brentwood
The Rockingham Arms	Sheffield
The Rutland Arms	Newmarket
The Redcliffe Arms	Fulham Road
The Railway Arms West	Drayton
The Rifle Arms	Sudbury
The Rifleman's Arms	Ely
The Stockton Arms	East Hartburn
The Scutchers' Arms	Long Melford, note 27
The Sportsman's Arms	Menheniot
The Shepherds' Arms	Cowcliffe
The Skinners' Arms	Cannon Street
The Soldiers' Arms	Warleggan
The Shipwrights' Arms	Ipswich
The Spinners' Arms	Bury
The Stonemasons' Arms	Devonport
The Shard Arms	Kent Road
The Stanhope Arms	Brasted
The Seymour Arms	East Knoyle
The Somerset Arms	Praed Street
The Sergison Arms	Haywards Heath
The Spencer Arms	Barnes
The Sussex Arms	Hammersmith
The Stradbroke Arms	Darsham
The Tregonwell Arms	Bournemouth
The Tharp Arms	Chippenham
The Trevor Arms	Knightsbridge
The Townsend Arms	Hertford Heath
The Telegraph Arms	Putney
The Tailors' Arms	Comberton
The Turners' Arms	Mortimer
The Tanners' Arms	Great Yarmouth
The Thatchers' Arms	Great Warley
The Trinity Arms	Norwich
The Unthank Arms	Norwich
The Unwin Arms	Hornsey
The Union Arms	Panton Street
The University Arms	Oxford
The Uxbridge Arms	Burton-on-Trent
The Victoria Arms	Battersea
The Volunteer Arms	Sunbury
The Volunteers' Arms	Blackburn
The Verulam Arms	St. Albans
The Vane Arms	Stockton-on-Tees
The Vernon Arms	Southrepps
The Wine Cooper's Arms	Norwich
The Weavers' Arms	Stoke Newington
The Waterman's Arms	Hersham
The Welldiggers' Arms	Petworth
The Woodcutters' Arms	Eastwood
The Woodman's Arms	Normandy
The Woodman's Arms	Newton
The Worsteddealers' Arms	Oldham
The Wrestlers' Arms	Newmarket
The Wharncliffe Arms	Tintagel
The Wharton Arms	Bedlington
The Windham Arms	Norwich
The Wyndham Arms	Bridgend
The Willoughby Arms	Parham
The Wake Arms	Epping
The Yarmouth Arms	Thames Street
The Yachtsman's Arms	Wivenhoe
The Zetland Arms	South Kensington

ASTRONOMICAL

The Sun	Eton
The Rising Sun	Datchet, note 28
The Noon Sun	Rochdale
The Sun Rising	Tewkesbury
The Sun in Wood	Ashmore Green
The Sun in Sands	Shooters Hill
The Sun in Splendour	Portobello Road
The Full Moon	Bath
The Half Moon	Reeth *
The Moon and Stars	Norwich
The Half Moon and Star	Ipswich
The Half Moon and Seven Stars	Brentford, note 29
The Star	Wenhaston
The Morning Star	Datchet
The Glittering Star	Darlington
The Rising Star	Darlington
The North Star	Slough
The South Star	Yarmouth
The Star in East	Blackwall
The Star of India	Gordon Road
The Rainbow	Fleet Street, note 30
The Eclipse	Pimlico
The Magnet	Addlestone
The Compass	Exeter
The Compasses	Wenhaston
The Rule and Compasses	Thurleigh
The Square and Compasses	Carnforth
The Mariner's Compass	King's Lynn
The Scales	Cambridge

BIRDS

The Bird	Barforth
The Sea Birds	Bridlington
The Blackbird	Bagnor
The Blackbirds	Hertford
The Bullfinch	Riverhead
The Bustard South	Rouceby
The Black Cock	Falstone
The Cock	Epping
The Fighting Cocks	St. Albans *
The Cock and Magpie	Hammersmith
The Cock and Pye	Ipswich
The Cock and Pymat	Wittington, note 31
The Choughs	Yeovil
The Crane	Yarmouth
The Cuckoo	Ashwell
The Crow	St. Albans
The Crow on Gate	Crowborough
The Royston Crow	Ware
The Cygnet	Norwich
The Duck in the Pond	Stanmore
The Dove	Ipswich
The Doves	Hammersmith
The Eagle	Boston
The Eaglet	Seven Sisters Road
The Spread Eagle	Bengeo
The Falcon	Rushmere
The Gull	Framingham Pigott
The Hawk	Halesworth
The Sparrowhawk	Burnley
The Hen and Chickens	Canterbury
The Moor Cock	Hawes Junction
The Moorhen	Littletown
The Magpie	Stonham *
The Magpies	Lincoln
The Nightingale	Canterbury
The Ostrich	Wherstead *
The Owl	Highbeach
The Pelican	Leicester
The Pyewipe	Lincoln, note 32
The Pigeon	Spalding
The Plover	Eversley
The Parrot	St. Ives, Hunts
The Peacock	Ely
The Peahen	St. Albans
The Pheasant	Great Shefford
The Pheasant Cock	Norwich
The Robin	Anerley
The Raven	Borden
The Swallow	Swallow Street
The Swallows	Cley
The Stork	Birmingham
The Skylark	Headingley
The Swan	Fittleworth, note 33
The Swan and Nest	Wellingborough
The Swan with Two Necks	Lad Lane, note 34
The Swan with Two Nicks	Swavesey

BOTANY

The Garden	Sunderland
The Garden Gate	Histon
The Angel Gardens	New Catton
The Orchard Gardens	North Walsham
The Orchard	Askew Road
The Vineyard	Rochester
The Vintage	Wellington
The Nursery	Norwich
The Bower	Landbeach
The Havering Bower	Stepney
The Cherry Arbour	Sparkhill
The Flower of the Forest	Blackfriars
The Flowers of the Forest	Deptford
The Flower of Kent	Lewisham
The Blossoms	Chester
The Flower Pot	Hertford
The Pot of Flowers	Stowmarket
The Gurnon Bushes	Coopersale
The Bush	Farnham
The Elder Bush	Soham
The Furze Bush	Aldermaston
The Holly Bush	Bewdley
The Hollies	Moordown
The Ivy Bush	Caermarthen
The May Bush	Stowmarket (e)
The Hop Bine	Cambridge
The Hop Pole	Worcester
The Hop Poles	Tewkesbury
The Würtemberger Hop	Stepney, note 35
The Malt and Hops	Soham
The Tree	Bude
The Trees	Ripon
The Apple Tree	Carlisle
The Aspen Tree	York Town
The Ash	Ash Hill
The Mountain Ash	Ipswich
The Bay Tree	Roman Road
The Beech Tree	Bromley
The Beechwood	Harrogate
The Birch Tree	Coalville
The Box Tree	Gravel Lane
The Crab Tree	Fulham, note 36
The Cherry Tree	Bromeswell
The Chestnut Tree	West Wratting
The Chestnuts	Colwyn Bay
The Cedar Tree	Putney
The Cedars	West Kensington
The Cotton Tree	Bury
The Elm Tree	Oxford
The Elm	Norwich
The Elms	Estcourt Road
The Queen's Elm	Fulham Road, note 37
The Wych Elm	Norbiton
The Elder Tree	Spitalfields
The Fig Tree	Peterborough
The Fir Tree	Wanstead
The Firs	Malvern
The Holly Tree	Southwark
The Laurel Tree	Brick Lane
The Laurels	Bromley
The Lemon Tree	Bedfordbury
The Myrtle Tree	Taunton
The Myrtle	Ipswich
The Mulberry Tree	Ipswich
The Oak Tree	Richmond, Surrey
The Orange Tree	Euston Road
The Plane Tree	Burnley
The Pound Tree	Sparkhill
The Palm Tree	Palm Street
The Pear Tree	West Row
The Sycamore Tree	Thornsett
The Thorn Tree	Derby
The Thorn	Burnley
The Walnut Tree	Norwich
The Willow Tree	Eton, note 38
The Withy Trees	Bambor Bridge
The Yew Tree	Cannock
The Acorn	Nicholas Passage
The Oak	Sudbury
The Oak Shades	Norwich
The British Oak	Berry Brow
The Broad Oak	Strelley
The Cuckoo Oak	Wadderley
The Gospel Oak	Kentish Town
The King's Oak	High Beech
The Round Oak	Padworth
The Royal Oak	Epping
The Oak and Acorn	Taunton
The Oak and Ivy	Walmer, note 39
The Oak Branch	Warrington
The Olive Branch	Inkpen
The Rosemary Branch	Lewisham
The Barleycorn	Euston
The Barley Sheaf	Dogdyke
The Oat Sheaf	Whittlesea
The Sedge Sheaf	Burnt Fen
The Wheat Sheaf	Ide Hill
The Rosemary	Norwich
The Rose	Old Bailey
The Blooming Rose	Hunslet
The Little Rose	Cambridge
The Handford Rose	Ipswich
The Moss Rose	Preston
The Rose Bud	Accrington
The Rose in June	Margate
The Rose of Kent	Deptford
The Rose of Lee	Catford
The Rose and Shamrock	Chester le Street
The Rose and Thistle	Burnley
The Rose, Shamrock and Thistle	Eton
The Rose and Lily	Bermondsey
The Daisy	Knightsbridge
The Fleur de Lis	Stoke under Ham
The Fleur de Lys	St. Albans
The Blooming Fuchsia	Ipswich
The Heartsease	Norwich
The Honeysuckle	Gateshead
The Lily	Hull
The Pansy	Goodge Street
The Primrose	Bishopsgate
The Tulip	Shenfield
The Virginia Plant	Great Dover Street, note 40
The Virginia Planter	Bethnal Green
The Water Lily	Ipswich
The Woodbine	South Shields
The Clachan	Sherborne Lane
The Shamrock	Bath
The Scotch Thistle	Birkenhead
The Vine	Mile End
The Vine and Ivy	Stow Bardolph
The Ivy	Lincoln
The Ivy Leaf	Ipswich
The Olive Leaf	Ipswich
The Grapes	Rochester
The Bunch of Grapes	Brompton Road
The Artichoke	Farringdon Street
The Cabbage	Kingsclere
The Cauliflower	Ilford
The Coconut	Kingston-on-Thames
The Carrots	Hampton Bishop
The Pineapple	Lambeth
The Rhubarb	Bristol

CLOTHING

The Plume	Hungerford
The Feathers	Waterloo Road
The Plume of Feathers	Tewin
The Cape	Billingsley
The Cardinal's Cap	Norwich
The Cardinal's Hat	Harleston
The Hat and Feather	Downham
The Hat and Feathers	Sutton St. James
The Cap and Feathers	Tillingham
The Wig	Redisham
The Buckle	Seaford
The Buffcoat	Norwich
The Tabard	Turnham Green, note 41
The Boot	Great Bealings, note 42
The Shoe	Wroxall
The Boot and Shoe	March
The Boot and Slipper	Benwick
The Bonnie Cravat	Ashford, note 43
The Leather Gaiters	Hauxton

COLOURS

Black.
The Black Boy	Alfreton, note 44
The Black Boys	Aylsham
The Black Bell	Ipswich, note 45
The Black Bull	Fulham
The Black Bear	Tewkesbury
The Black Chequers	Norwich
The Black Dog	Sunbury, note 46
The Black Dog and Duck	Bury
The Black Eagle	Norwich
The Black Friar	Queen Victoria Street
The Black Goose	King's Lynn
The Black Goats	Lincoln
The Black Griffin	Canterbury
The Black Hart	Ringsend
The Black Hatchet	Silchester
The Black Horse	Sheen
The Black Jack	Clare Market, note 47
The Black Joke	King's Lynn
The Black Lion	Stockton, note 48
The Black Prince	Norwich
The Black Rabbit	Littlehampton
The Black Raven	Bishopsgate
The Black Swan	Winchester
White.
The White Bear	Fickles Hole, note 49
The White Bull	Ribchester
The White Bell	Southery
The White Cottage	Norwich
The White Cross	Richmond, Surrey
The White Elm	Monk Soham
The White Friars	Norwich
The White Horn	Bow *
The White Horse	Framlingham, note 50
The Great White Horse	Ipswich, note 51
The White House	Faversham
The White Heifer	Scorton
The White Hart	Windsor
The White Lion	Cobham
The Little White Lion	Cobham, note 52
The White Lodge	Attleborough
The White Rose	Norwich
The White Raven	Bedford Street
Green.
The Island Green	Edinburgh
The Green Bushes	Stockton-on-Tees
The Green Bank	Falmouth
The Green Coat Boy	Westminster
The Green Gardens	Rochdale
The Green Gate	City Road
The Green Gates	Bethnal Green
The Green Hill	Histon
The Green Hills	Norwich
The Green Market	Penzance
The Green Man	Tunstall, note 53
The Green Shutter	Sunderland
The Green Tree	Darlington
Blue.
The Blue Anchor	Southport
The Blue Boy	Hertford
The Blue Boar	Lincoln, note 54
The Blue Bell	Crookham
The Blue Ball	Bruton
The Blue Bull	Grantham
The Blue Coat Boy	Ipswich
The Blue Cow	South Witham
The Blue Dog	Stainby
The Blue Eyed Maid	Southwark
The Blue Fox	Gunby
The Blue House	Sunderland
The Blue Horse	Great Ponton
The Blue Last	Dorset Street
The Blue Lion	East Witton, note 55
The Blue Man	Grantham
The Blue Pig	Bellerby
The Blue Posts	Cork Street
The Blue Peter	Portsea
The True Blue	Cambridge
Red.
The Red Bull	Gray's Inn Road
The Red Cat	Norwich
The Red Cow	Hammersmith
The Red Cross	Crowborough
The Red Deer	Hersham
The Red Dragon	Kirby Lonsdale, note 56
The Red House	Caxton
The Red Horse	Stratford-on-Avon, note 57
The Red Hart	March
The Red Lion	Martlesham, note 58
The Original Red Lion	Brentford
The Carved Red Lion	Essex Road
The Red Lodge	Scriveton
The Red Well	Barnard Castle
Various
The Grey Bull	Stanhope
The Grey Eagle	Grey Eagle Street
The Grey Friar	Chawton
The Grey Friars	King's Lynn
The Grey Goat	Penrith
The Grey Horse	West Rounton
The Grey Mare	Northchurch
The Dapple Grey	Lower Park Road, note 59
The Maldon Grey	Chilton
The Scotch Grey	King's Lynn
The Yorkshire Grey	Piccadilly
The Bay Horse	York, note 60
The Bay Malton	Great Portland Street
The Brown Cow	Accrington
The Brown Jug	Barnard Castle
The Brown Bear	Barbican
The Dun Cow	Old Kent Road
The Dun Horse	St. Ives, Hunts
The Pied Bull	Sibsey
The Pied Calf	Spalding, note 61
The Pied Horse	Finsbury
The Spotted Cow	Cambridge
The Spotted Dog	Willesden
The Spotted Horse	Putney
The Chestnut Horse	Great Finborough
The Roan Horse	Pollard Street
The Sorrel Horse	Barham, note 62

BELLS AND COMPOUNDS

The Bell	Hertford, note 63
The Bow Bells	Bow Road
The Bells of Ouseley	Runnymede
The Bell and Anchor	Hammersmith
The Bell and Birdcage	Wood Street
The Bell and Crown	Peterborough
The Bell and Feathers	Sawbridgeworth
The Bell and Horns	Brompton
The Bell and Mackerel	Mile End
The Bell and Oak	Peterborough
The Bell and Swan	Ware

CROWNS AND COMPOUNDS
(note 64)

The Crown	Kenton
The Crown and Anchor	Ipswich
The Crown and Anvil	Minories
The Crown and Angel	Norwich
The Crown and Apple Tree	Berwick Street
The Crown and Cushion	Eton
The Crown and Column	Devonport
The Crown and Castle	Orford
The Crown and Compasses	Cambridge
The Crown and Dolphin	Royston
The Crown and Falcon	Puckeridge
The Crown and Glove	Chester, note 65
The Crown and Grapes	Southwick
The Crown and Harp	Cambridge
The Crown and Hundred House	Munstow
The Crown and Horns	East Ilsley
The Crown and Horseshoe	Bristol
The Crown and Horseshoes	Edmonton
The Crown and Leek	Mile End
The Crown and Liver	Hawarden
The Crown and Mitre	King's Lynn
The Crown and Punchbowl	Horningsea
The Crown and Raven	Bridgnorth
The Crown and Shears	Minories
The Crown and Shuttle	Shoreditch
The Crown and Stirrup	Lyndhurst
The Crown and Seven Stars	Royal Mint Street
The Crown and Sugarloaf	Garlick Hill
The Crown and Sceptre	Brompton
The Crown and Treaty House	Uxbridge
The Crown and Thistle	Leicester, note 66
The Crown and Two Chairmen	Soho
The Crown and Woolpack	Stamford

CURIOUS COMPOUNDS

The Anchor and Hope	Dartford
The Anchor of Hope	King's Lynn
The Apple Tree and Mitre	Cursitor Street
The Boy and Barrel	Wakefield
The Barn and Barrel	Tenbury
The Barrel and Grapes	Trimdon Grange
The Buck and Bell	Long Itchington
The Bird and Gate	Uckfield
The Bush Thrush and Blackbird	East Peckham
The Black Boy and Still	Brentford
The Bell and Bowl	Whaplode
The Boat and Gun	Skeldyke
The Bull and Anchor	Holborn
The Bull and Bell	Ropemaker Street
The Bull and Butcher	Norwich
The Bull and Chain	Lincoln
The Bull and Gate	Camden Town
The Bull and Horseshoes	Latton
The Bull and Last	Highgate
The Bull and Mouth	Holborn
The Bull and Pump	Shoreditch
The Bull and Stars	Putney
The Bull and Swan	Stamford
The Bull and Stirrup	Chester
The Bear and Bells	Beccles
The Bear and Billet	Chester
The Bear and Crown	Clare
The Bear and Cross	Great Kimble
The Bear and Pole	Romsey
The Bear and Ragged Staff	Charing Cross Road
The Bear and Rummer	Mortimer Street, note 67
The Cow and Snuffers	Llandaff, note 68
The Cross Daggers	Coldaston
The Cross Foxes	Boughton
The Castle and Plough	Bristol
The Castle and Ball	Marlborough
The Castle and Falcon	Newark
The Castle and Anchor	Stockton
The Castle and Keys	Devonport
The Cat and Fiddle	Hinton Admiral, note 69
The Cat and Mutton	London Fields
The Cat and Bagpipes	East Harlsey, note 70
The Cat and Custard Pot	Paddlesworth, note 71
The Cat and Wheel	Bristol
The Cat and Cage	Drumcondra
The Coach and Dogs	Oswestry, note 72
The Coach and Bell	Romford
The Cock and Anchor	Gateshead
The Cock and Bell	Romford
The Cock and Bull	Gadstone
The Cock and Bottle	Cannon Street
The Cock and Castle	Mansford Street
The Cock and Flower Pot	St. Albans
The Cock and Hoop	Hampstead
The Cock and Lion	Wigmore Street
The Cock and Neptune	St. George Street
The Cock and Woolpack	Finch Lane
The Dog and Pot	Windsor
The Dog and Bell	Stokesley
The Donkey and Buskins	Layer-de-la-Haye
The Drum and Monkey	Wakefield
The Elephant and Castle	Kennington
The Eagle and Child	Alderley (e)
The Eagle and Lamb	Ely, note 73
The Eagle and Wheatsheaf	Connaught Street
The Fish and Anchor	Harrington
The Fish and Duck	Ely
The Fish and Ring	Stepney
The Feathers and Exchange	Reading
The Five Bells and Bladebone	Limehouse
The Fountain and Star	Coleman Street
The French Horn and Half Moon	Wandsworth
The Fox and Anchor	Charterhouse Street
The Fox and Ball	Kentford
The Fox and Barrel	Chester
The Fox and Crown	Highgate
The Fox and French Horn	Clerkenwell
The Fox and Pheasant	Great Massingham
The Goat and Boot	Colchester
The Goat and Compasses	Marylebone, note 74
The George and Angel	Crowland
The George and Vulture	George Yard
The George and Horn	Kingsclere
The George and Devonshire	Chiswick
The George and Gate	Gracechurch Street
The George and Guy	Brick Lane
The George and Thirteen Cantons	Soho, note 75
The Gun and Magpie	Edmonton
The Grapes and Anchor	Liverpool
The Globe and Engine	Sittingbourne
The Green Man and Black's Head and Royal	Ashbourne
The Green Man and French Horn	St. Martin's Lane
The Green Man and Still	Oxford Street
The Hare and Billet	Blackheath
The Hare and Bell	Edmonton
The Half Moon and Crown	Twickenham
The Hog and Chequers	Huntingdon
The Horns and Chequers	Limehouse
The Horns and Horseshoes	Harlow
The Hope and Anchor	Keighley
The Hat and Tun	Hatton Garden
The Hoop and Grapes	Farringdon Street
The Horse and Gate	Fen Drayton
The Horse and Dolphin	St. Martin's Street
The Horse and Trumpet	Derby
The Horse and Wells	Woodford Wells
The Horseshoe and Colt	Windmill Hill
The Horseshoe and Castle	Cooling
The Horseshoe and Magpie	Great Bath Street
The Horseshoe and Wheatsheaf	Melior Street
The Jolly Sailors and Little Billet	Cable Street
The Key and Castle	Norwich
The Kings and Keys	Fleet Street
The King and Tinker	Enfield, note 76
The King's Arms and Hand	Bermondsey
The King's Arms and Lamb	Upper Thames Street
The King's Head and Eight Bells	Cheyne Row
The Lamb and Lark	Printing House Lane
The Lamb and Lion	Bath
The Lamb and Flag	Batheaston, note 77
The Lamb and Star	Ditton
The Lion and Castle	Norwich
The Lion and Crown	Guildford
The Lion and Fiddle	Hilperton *
The Lion and French Horn	Pollen Street
The Lion and Snake	Lincoln
The Lion and Swan	Congleton
The Lion and Wheatsheaf	Ware
The Maund and Bush	Shifnal, note 78
The Mermaid and Fountain	Lynn
The Mawson Arms and Fox and Hounds	Chiswick
The Maid and Magpie	Stepney
The Magpie and Stump	Fetter Lane
The Magpie and Crown	Brentford
The Magpie and Punchbowl	Bishopsgate
The Plough and Sail	Snape
The Plough and Shuttle	Marsham
The Plough and Duck	Burnt Fen
The Parrot and Punchbowl	Aldringham
The Pig and Whistle	Burnt Fen, note 79
The Peacock and Royal	Boston
The Queen and Artichoke	Albany Street
The Queen's Head and French Horn	Little Britain
The Raven and Sun	Woolwich
The Rose and Crown	Sudbury
The Rose and Portcullis	Butleigh
The Rose and Three Tuns	Little Earl Street
The Royal Oak and Railway	Windsor
The Ram and Magpie	Bethnal Green
The Ram and Teazle	Islington, note 80
The Red Lion and Ball	Red Lion Street
The Red Lion and French Horn	Clerkenwell
The Red Lion and Key	Battle Bridge Lane
The Red Lion and Sun	Highgate
The Red Lion and Spread Eagle	Whitechapel
The Red Lion and Still	Drury Lane
The Still and Star	Limehouse
The Ship and Star	Sudbury
The Ship and Castle	Bishopsworth
The Ship and Horns	Louth
The Ship and Shovel	Barking
The Ship and Blue Ball	Shoreditch
The Stork and Castle	Stockton-on-Tees
The Swan and Castle	Buckingham
The Swan and Mitre	Bromley
The Swan and Bottle	Uxbridge
The Swan and Pyramids	Finchley
The Swan and Sugarloaf	Fetter Lane, note 81
The Serpent and Eagle	Kinlet
The Stag and Pheasant	Stamford
The Salmon and Ball	Shoreditch
The Salmon and Compasses	Peterborough
The Sun and Anchor	Steeple
The Sun and Thirteen Cantons	Soho
The Sun and York	Chatham
The Sun and Woolpack	Cheshunt
The Sun and Whalebone	Harlow
The Star and Garter	Pall Mall
The Star and Fleece	Kelvedon
The Star and Anchor	Chelsea
The Star and Windmill	Bermondsey
The Three Pigeons and Star	Hatfield Street
The Thistle and Crown	Great Peter Street, note 82
The Talbot and Falcon	Wakefield
The White Horse and Cross Keys	Goswell Road
The White Horse and Half Moon	Borough (e)
The Woman and Trumpet	Brigg
The Wheelbarrow and Castle	Radford
The Wheel and Compass	Ashley
The Wagon and Lamb	Chichester
The Windmill and Bells	Romford

DWELLING PLACES

The Castle	Windsor
The Alwyne Castle	St. Paul's Road
The Arundel Castle	Brighton
The King Arthur's Castle	Tintagel
The Belinda Castle	Hatton Road
The Carnarvon Castle	Chester
The Denbigh Castle	Stoke-on-Trent
The Durham Castle	Seven Sisters Road
The Dover Castle	Lambeth
The Dreghorn Castle	Queen's Crescent
The Dublin Castle	Chester
The Dartmouth Castle	Hammersmith
The Devonshire	Harrow Road
The Edinburgh Castle	Sheffield
The Hawarden Castle	Gower Place
The Job's Castle	Norton Folgate
The Jack Straw's Castle	Hampstead
The Kett's Castle	Norwich
The Lambton Castle	Herrington
The Norwich Castle	Gray's Inn Road
The Pembroke Castle	Gloucester Road
The Raby Castle	Wynyard Terrace
The Rochester Castle	Tottenham
The Samson's Castle	Bermondsey
The Stirling Castle	London Wall
The Warwick Castle	Clacton
The Windsor Castle	Victoria Street
The House of Commons	Cambridge
Our House	Southport
The Arabian House	Norwich
The Assembly House	Kentish Town
The Allsopp House	Baker Street
The Bath House	Dean Street
The Ball House	Fishtoft
The Bridge House	Eton
The Brookfield House	Cambridge
The Club House	Norwich
The Country House	Exeter
The Cellar House	Norwich
The Customs House	King's Lynn
The Festival House	Norwich
The Garden House	Hales
The Glass House	Kentish Town
The Gate House	Norwich
The Heath House	Weybread
The Highbridge House	Lakenheath
The Halfway House	Staines
The Irish House	Strand
The Lock House	Ellingham
The Manor House	Datchet
The Market Place	Covent Garden
The Mansion House	Kennington
The North Country House	Portsmouth
The Punch House	Norwich
The Rye House	Hoddesdon
The Ridgeway House	Enfield
The Stone House	Old Street
The Sessions House	Clerkenwell
The Summer House	Wolverhampton
The Thatched House	Epping
The Toll House	Coggeshall
The Tom Brown House	Yarm, note 83
The Trouble House	Tetbury, note 84
The Wine House	Ware
The Warren House	Hertford
The Watch House	Bungay
The Cottage	Barton
The Cottage of Content	Betchworth
The Eaton Cottage	Norwich
The Fern Cottage	Oldham
The Flint Cottage	High Wycombe
The Handford Cottage	Ipswich
The Ivy Cottage	Maltishall
The Ivy Cot	Castleford
The Rose Cottage	Wendling
The Spring Cottage	Walsall
The Swiss Cottage	Chelsea
The Woodbine Cottage	Hartley
The Flyman's Home	Brighton
The Happy Home	Welney
The Stranger's Home	Bradfield
The Sailors' Home	Kessingland
The Hut	Wisley
The Deer's Hut	Bramshott
The Kisby's Hut	Papworth Everard
The Shepherd's Hut	Eton Wick
The Winterslow Hut	Winterslow, note 85
The Gipsy's Tent	Hagley
The Jack's Booth	Sulhamstead Abbots
The Beehive	Grantham, note 86
The Beehive	Abingdon, note 87
The Falcon's Nest	Isle of Man
The Monkey's Nest	Cockfield
The Kite's Nest	Hereford
The Rest	Kenton
The Angler's Rest	Staines
The Cricketer's Rest	Norwich
The Drover's Rest	King's Lynn
The Huntsman's Rest	Sheffield
The Miner's Rest	Long Ashton
The Rambler's Rest	East Dereham
The Shepherd's Rest	Sowerby Bridge
The Traveller's Rest	Hertford
The Cloth Hall	Leeds
The Lilliput Hall	Jamaica Road
The Town Hall	Kensington
The West End	Titchfield
The Mayfair	Brick Street
The Chalk Farm	Regent's Park
The Highbury Barn	Great Cornard
The Lattice Barn	Ipswich
The Bank	Norwich
The Bank of England	Paddington
The Bank of Friendship	Mile End, note 88
The Corn Exchange	Norwich
The Crystal Palace	Watford
The Guildhall	Gresham Street
The Inns of Court	Holborn
The London Stone	Cannon Street
The London Hospital	Whitechapel
The Monument	King William Street
The Nelson Monument	Yarmouth
The Nelson's Monument	Norwich
The Mall	Woodhall
The Mount Pleasant	Dawlish
The Obelisk	Harrogate
The Pleasant Retreat	Walton le Dale
The Post Office	Reading
The Royal Exchange	Middlesbrough
The Tower	Westminster Bridge Road
The Temple Bar	Walworth
The Whittington Stone	Highgate
The Bow Bridge	Leicester
The Fulham Bridge	Knightsbridge
The London Bridge	Borough
The Moorgate	Finsbury
The Storey's Gate	Westminster
The Duchy	Princetown
The Cosy Corner	Bridlington
The Caxton Gibbet	Caxton
The Cemetery	Burmantofts
The Duke's Palace	Norwich
The Windsor Castle	Victoria
The Round Tower	Windsor
The Savoy Palace	Savoy Street
The Balmoral	Edinburgh
The Hampton Court Palace	Crampton Street
The Buckingham Palace	Stevenage
The Osborne	Stroud Green

ECCLESIASTICAL

The Ark	Thetford
The Angel	Islington
The Angel and Trumpet	Stepney
The Abbey	St. John's Wood
The Abbey in the West	Lincoln
The Cross	Boxted
The Priory	Pendleton
The Cathedral	Manchester
The Chapel	Coggeshall
The Temple	Roydon
The Chinese Temple	Bradford
The Hermit	Bedford Street
The Hermitage	Acle
The Hermit's Cave	Camberwell
The George and Dragon	Wargrave
The George and Dragon	Dragon's Green, note 89
The Saint George and Dragon	Snailwell
The Saint Anne's	St. Anne's-on-Sea
The Saint Anne's Cross	Faversham
The Saint Ann's	Buxton
The Saint Andrew	Baker Street
The Saint Bartholomew	Norwich
The Saint Clement's	Poole
The Saint Cuthbert's	Scorton
The Saint James	New Cross
The Saint John of Jerusalem	Clerkenwell
The Saint Paul	Chiswell Street
The Saint Petrock	Bodmin
The Simon the Tanner	Bermondsey
The Rhadegund	Cambridge, note 90
The Bel and Dragon	Cookham
The Good Samaritan	Turner Street
The Prodigal's Return	Battersea
The Adam and Eve	Eton
The Rainbow and Dove	Hertingfordbury
The Brazen Serpent	Bermondsey
The Goliath	Carlisle
The Samson and Lion	Coventry
The Leviathan	Watford
The Catherine Wheel	Henley
The York Minster	Soho
The Furness Abbey	Barrow
The Fountains Abbey	Praed Street
The Bolton Abbey	Lonsdale Road
The Thomas à Becket	Old Kent Road
The Bishop Bonner	Bethnal Green
The Bishop Blaize	Richmond, note 91

EXPRESSIONS, PHRASES & PROVERBS

The Great A	Yaxham
The Q	Stalybridge
The First and Last	Sennen
The First In and Last Out	Bideford
The Catch All	Grassington
The Welcome All	Stone
The Welcome Stranger	Windmill Hill
The Why Not	Dover
The Who'd a' Thought It	Nine Mile Ride
The Who'd Have Thought It	Barking
The Which You Please	Devonport
The Just in Time	Hanley
The God Speed the Plough	Sutton
The Goodwill to All	Pinner
The Friendly	Halifax
The Friendship	Gainsborough
The Unity	Hyde
The Union	Leicester
The Happy Union	Loudwater
The Nowhere	Devonport
The No Place	Devonport, note 92
The Slow and Easy	Lostock
The Hit or Miss	Keysoe
The Horn of Plenty	Globe Road
The Peace and Plenty	Yarmouth
The Good Intent	Richmond, Yorks
The Live and Let Live	Little Downham
The Civil Usage	Brixham
The Fortune of War	Pie Corner, note 93
The Soldier's Fortune	Kidderminster, note 94
The Wheel of Fortune	Alphington
The Trip to Jerusalem	Nottingham
The Lame Dog	Norwich
The Wait for the Bus	Bottisham
The Cut the Wind	Aberdeen
The Slap Up	Landbeach
The Staff of Life	Norwich
The Broadface	Reading
The Labour in Vain	Old Swinford, note 95
The Lost Child	Mile End
The Staffordshire Knot	Smethwick
The Rent Day	Cambridge Street
The Pass By	Haverfordwest
The None the Wiser	Ponders End
The Duke's Motto	Brick Lane
The Catch'em	Swadlincote
The Mortal Man	Troutbeck
The Smiling Man	Dudley
The Naked Man	Settle, note 96
The Blindman's Gate	Barmby
The Hanging Gate	Beverley
The Gate Hangs High	Hythe
The Gate Hangs Well	Catherton
The Merry Month of May	Bushey
The Land of Liberty	Herongate
The Ass in a Bandbox	Nidd, note 97
The Freedom of Opinion	Ashford
The Magna Charta	New Holland
The Constitution	Churton Street
The Commonwealth	Caterham
The Coronation	Plymouth
The Diamond Reign	Foubert's Place
The Jubilee	Cambridge
The Diamond Jubilee	Gaywood
The Alliance	Hampstead
The Correction	Leigh
The Defiance	Ipswich
The Exhibition	Southend
The Endeavour	Dover
The Enterprise	Long Acre
The Gaiety	Colchester
The Metropolitan	Clerkenwell
The Moderation	Reading
The Paragon	Brixton
The Providence	Folkestone
The Perseverance	Norwich
The Success	Bishop's Road
The Surprise	Chelsea
The Salutation	Ipswich
The Victory	Newmarket
The Puss in Boots	Macclesfield
The Goat in Boots	Fulham Road, note 98
The Dog in Doublet	Thorney, note 99
The Fox and Goose	Fressingfield
The Fox and Duck	Ham *
The Fox and Pelican	Grayshott
The Fox and Goat	Hersham
The Fox and Grapes	Richmond
The Cow and Hare	St. Ives, Hunts *
The Farewell	Castleton
The Finish	Bermondsey
The Final	King William Street

FISH

The Fish	Crayford
The Fish and Eels	Roydon
The Fishery	Boxmoor
The Crab	Shanklin
The Crab and Lobster	Ventnor
The Lobster	Coatham
The Cod and Lobster	Staithes
The Otter and Fish	Hurworth
The Roach	Bury
The Dolphin	Norwich, note 100
The Pickerel	Stowmarket
The Crawfish	Thursford
The Salmon	Cambridge
The Trout	Godstow
The Oyster	Butley
The Butt and Oyster	Chelmondiston
The Eel's Foot	Theberton
The Pike and Eel	Chesterton

GEOGRAPHICAL

The World	Devonport
The World's End	Fulham, note 101
The End of the World	Tilbury
The World Turned Upside Down	Old Kent Road, note 102
The Globe	Bengeo
The Albion	Blackpool
The Anglesey	Lichfield
The Aberfeldy	East India Dock Road
The Britannia	Porth
The Bath	Peckham
The Berkeley	Piccadilly
The Boston	Junction Road
The Brighton	Glasshouse Street
The Bristol	Cork Street
The Canterbury	Norwich
The Clarendon	Hammersmith
The Coldstream	Norwich
The Cambridge	Ashton
The Derby	Burnley
The Dunraven	Bridgend
The Duncannon	Charing Cross
The Elgin	Maida Vale
The Foxhall	Blackpool
The Granby	Doncaster
The Granville	Corbridge
The Grandison	Briton Ferry
The Ipswich	Norwich
The Leeds	Stockton
The Leeds and Liverpool	Burnley
The Leamington	Acton
The Lincoln	Manchester
The London	Stamford
The Leicester Lounge	Leicester Square
The Malvern	Bevington Road
The Manchester	Aldersgate
The Magdala	Great Yarmouth
The Newcastle	Southampton
The Newcastle-on-Tyne	Lexington Street
The Normanton	Clumber
The Oakley	Rushden
The Oxford and Cambridge	Hammersmith
The Quebec	Thorpe
The Ruperra	Cardiff
The Raby	Stockton
The Sefton	Douglas
The Stockton	West Hartlepool
The Tavistock	Covent Garden
The Vyne	Normanton
The Washington	Worcester
The Windsor	Willesden
The Wharfedale	Arthington
The Wellington	Wellington College
The Wynyard	Silksworth
The York and Albany	Regent's Park
The Zetland	Saltburn
The Aire and Calder	Leeds
The Granta	Cambridge
The Mersey	Widnes
The Medway	Sheerness
The Orwell	Ipswich
The Thames	East Molesey
The Tyne	Shields
The Witham	Lincoln
The Waveney	Burgh St. Peter
The Essex	Norwich
The Holderness	Beverley
The Kent and Essex	Gravesend
The Rutland	Newark
The Yorkshire	Burnley
The West Riding	Leeds
The Worcestershire	Droitwich
The Torbay	Rotherhithe
The Middevon	Ashbury
The Yeovale	Lapford
The Stanhope and Tyne	Anfield
The Cheddar Valley	Wells
The Thames Valley	Maidenhead
The Wear Valley	Stanhope
The Milford Haven	Caledonian Road
The Cinque Ports	Ramsgate
The East Suffolk	Aldeburgh
The East of England	Lowestoft
The Lake Lothing	Lowestoft
The Sole Bay	Southwold
The Grosvenor Basin	Milton Road
The Town of Leith	Wapping
The Town of Ramsgate	Wapping
The City of Canton	Poplar
The City of Carlisle	Royal Mint Street
The City of Gloucester	Chelsea (e)
The City of Hereford	Cleveland Street
The City of London	Soho
The City of Norwich	Spitalfields
The City of New York	Bedford Road
The City of Paris	Old Ford
The City of Quebec	Oxford Street
The City of Rome	Roman Road
The City of Salisbury	Rodney Road
The Scotland	Gomsal
The John o' Groats	Blackfriars
The Land's End	Sennen
The Richmond Hill	Norwich
The Tan Hill	Swaledale
The Mount Ephraim	Tunbridge Wells
The Skiddaw	Chippenham Road
The Summit	Royton
The Isle of Wight	Deptford
The Isle of Skye	Wessenden Head
The Isle of Cyprus	Folkestone
The Channel Islands	Guernsey
The Scarborough Spa	Shields
The Europa	Molesey
The Minorca	Wigan
The Nassau	Dublin
The Oporto	Shaftesbury Avenue
The Portugal	Fleet Street
The Riviera	Maidenhead
The Savoy	Strand
The Smyrna	Sunderland
The Swiss	Soho
The Helvetia	Soho
The Atlantic	Newquay
The South Sea	Sheffield
The Cape of Good Hope	Albion Street
The Columbia	Yarmouth
The Falls of Niagara	Ryde
The Hercules Pillars	Great Queen Street, note 103
The Jamaica	Cornhill, note 104
The Oriental	Ware
The Patna	Devonport
The Simla	Thornton Heath
The South Pole	Bath
The Trafalgar	Remington Street
The Alma	Dover
The Heights of Alma	Sheerness
The Blenheim	New Bond Street
The Bunker's Hill	Gosport
The Battle of Nile	Landport
The Crimea	Inkerman Road
The Fort St. George	Cambridge
The Gibraltar	Wighton
The Rock of Gibraltar	Oxford
The Inkerman	Colchester
The Malakoff	Yarmouth
The Navarino	Dalston
The Neville's Cross	Kilburn
The Redan	Westbourne Grove
The Waterloo	Colchester
The Arab Boy	Putney
The American	Macclesfield
The Australian	Westminster
The Canadian	Oxford Street
The Caledonian	Darlington
The Californian	Belmont
The Hambletonian	Stockton
The Norfolk Freeholders	Wells
The Parisian	Furnival Street
The Spaniards	Hampstead
The Spanish Patriot	Lambeth, note 105
The Scotchman and His Pack	Bristol, note 106
The Jolly Scotchman	Sleaford
The Zulu	Ipswich
The Ancient Briton	Camden Town
The Generous Briton	Newark
The True Briton	Walmer
The Guide Post	Ryhope
The Toll Bar	Ryhope
The Toll Gate	Bury
The Gate	Dunkirk
The Hatchgate	Burghfield
The Swing Gate	Dover
The Stocks	Clapgate *

GOLDEN
(note 107)

The Golden Anchor	Hartlepool
The Golden Ball	Longton
The Golden Bells	Notting Hill
The Golden Boar	Freckenham
The Golden Can	Norwich
The Golden Cock	Darlington
The Golden Cross	Charing Cross
The Golden Dog	Shipdham
The Golden Eagle	Lincoln
The Golden Fleece	Stamford, note 108
The Golden Gallon	Hull
The Golden Horse	Coventry
The Golden Harp	St. Albans
The Golden Heart	Spitalfields
The Golden Key	Ipswich
The Golden Lion	Leyburn, note 109
The Golden Last	Cannon Street
The Golden Rose	Cambridge
The Golden Rule	Ambleside
The Golden Stream	Norwich
The Golden Star	Norwich

SILVER

The Silver Cup	Cromer Street
The Silver Lion	Lilley
The Silver Oar	Rochester
The Silver Tavern	Burdett Road
The Silver Tree	Devonport
The Silver Trumpet	Commercial Road

HOUSE AND TABLE

The Brick and Tile	West Bergholt
The Barn	Norwich
The Portcullis	Chipping Sodbury, note 110
The Lattice	King's Lynn
The Crooked Chimney	Stow Bardolph
The Wire Trellis	Barnsley
The Coal Hole	Leigh
The Dark Lantern	Aylesbury
The Guinea	North Bruton Mews
The Cabinet	Reed
The Key	Driffield
The Lock and Key	Smithfield
The Little Dustpan	Reading
The Spinning Wheel	Hamsterley
The Pin Cushion	Wyberton
The Cold Bath	Hartford
The Gas	Malvern
The Hourglass	Lower Thames Street, note 111
The Dial	Swanton Morley
The Clock	York
The Clock Face	Burnley
The Coffee Pot	Warwick Lane
The Imperial Measure	Hull
The Gallon Pot	Yarmouth
The Gallon Can	Yarmouth
The Quart	Runwell
The Rummer	Stoke Holy Cross, note 112
The Rum Puncheon	Whitecross Street
The Leather Bottle	Cobham, note 113
The Flask	Highgate
The Tankard	Bentley
The Still	Sleaford
The Punchbowl	Low Row
The Punchbowl and Ladle	Peneleway
The Yorkshire Stingo	Marylebone
The Pot and Glass	Eaglescliffe
The Jug and Glass	Etherley
The Bottle and Glass	Lincoln
The Bottles	Occold
The Board	Carlisle
The Round Table	Leicester Square
The Willow Pattern	Lincoln
The Pewter Platter	Hatton Garden
The Frying Pan	Brick Lane
The Mechanic's Larder	Gray's Inn
The Knife and Steel	Pymoor
The Cow Roast	Tring
The Haunch of Venison	Bell Yard
The Shoulder of Mutton	Old Newton
The Leg of Mutton and Cauliflower	Ashstead
The Beefsteak	Bath
The Baron of Beef	Cambridge
The Round of Beef	Ely
The Ribs of Beef	Norwich, note 114
The Spare Rib	St. Ives, Hunts
The Eel Pie	Stow Bardolph
The Flitch of Bacon	Little Dunmow
The Bubble and Squeak	Stepney
The Cheddar Cheese	Reading
The Cheshire Cheese	Fleet Street, note 115
The Sugarloaf	Spitalfields
The Sugarloaves	Sible Hedingham, note 116

INDUSTRY AND IMPLEMENTS

The Commercial	Chelsea
The Treaty of Commerce	Lincoln
The Industry	Rochdale
The Tontine	Tonbridge
The Colliery	Ryhope
The Furnace	Chesterfield
The Brick Kilns	Norwich
The Cinder Ovens	Norwich
The Tan Pits	Church
The Repository	Leicester
The Brewery	Richmond, Yorks
The Bun Shop	Strand
The Diamond	Hertford
The London Assurance	City Road
The Foundry	Holbeck
The Woolpack	Penrith *
The Woolsack	Poplar
The Bazaar	Baker Street
The Silk Mills	Yarmouth
The Yarn Factory	Norwich
The Reservoir	Bradford
The Shuttles	Norwich
The Fire Brigade	Brighton
The Free Press	Cambridge
The Free Trader	Peckham
The Free Trade	Norwich
The Freemasons	Long Acre
The British Workman	Willingham
The Sons of Commerce	Norwich
The London Apprentice	Isleworth, note 117
The Jolly Butcher	Knoll Green
The Jolly Butchers	Farnham Royal
The Jolly Brewer	North End Road
The Jolly Brewers	Norwich
The Jolly Coopers	Hampton
The Jolly Hatters	Norwich
The Jolly Maltster	Mortlake
The Jolly Miller	Milbank Street
The Jolly Crispin	Boston
The Bold Crispin	Ipswich
The Crispin and Crispianus	Rochester, note 118
The Crispin	North End Road
The Brewer and Baker	Coventry, note 119
The Baker and Basket	Limehouse
The Merry Carpenters	Old Street
The Draymen	Bradford
The Engineer	Wisbech
The Florist	Stockport
The Foresters	Cambridge
The Experienced Fowler	Limehouse, note 120
The Butcher and Beast	Heighington
The Chapman	Grimsby
The Royal Foresters	Chavey Down
The Fishmongers	Bushey
The Dusty Miller	Halifax
The Maltsters	Hanworth
The Maltman and Shovel	Hammersmith
The Malt Shovels	Grantham
The Jet Miners	Broughton
The Bonnie Pit Laddie	Durham
The Rangers	East Rudham
The Ringers	Shipdham
The Rat Catcher	Cawston
The Wood Man	Chapmore End
The Weaver	Runcorn
The Canterbury Weavers	Canterbury
The Ambassador	York Road
The Honest Lawyer	King's Lynn, note 121
The Anvil	Sotherey
The Axe	Basinghall Street, note 122
The Axe and Anvil	Linton
The Axe and Saw	Carlton
The Axe and Hand Saw	Moulton
The Axe and Compass	Carlton
The Axe and Cleaver	Heckington
The Cleaver	Darlington
The Marrow Bone and Cleaver	Hull, note 123
The Holy Stone	Shiremoor
The Mallet and Tool	Whitwell
The Bag of Nails	Buckingham Palace Road, note 124
The Davy Lamp	Easington
The Forge Hammer	Jarrow
The Steam Hammer	Lincoln
The Pick and Hammer	Carlton
The Trowel and Hammer	Marks Tey
The Hammer and Smithy	Ossett
The Peat Spade	Longstock
The Spade and Becket	Little Downham, note 125
The Spade and Sprocket	Stonea, note 126
The Hack and Spade	Washton
The Hatchet	Whiteparish
The Shears	Wantage, note 128
The Crook and Shears	Upper Clatford
The Well and Bucket	Bethnal Green

MILITARY

The Royal Military	Aldershot
The Flag	Manningtree
The Flagstaff	Canning Town
The Royal Standard	Windsor
The Standard of England	Bristol
The Union Jack	Roydon
The Union Flag	Wivenhoe
The British Flag	Clapham
The Red White and Blue	Ely
The Stars and Stripes	Walthamstow
The American Flag	King's Lynn
The Halberd	Ipswich, note 129
The Battle Axes	Wraxall
The Gun	Lupus Street
The Cross Guns	Knarr Cross
The Morning Gun	Bridgwater
The Evening Gun	Norwich, note 130
The Gun and Tent	Spitalfields
The Rifle	Hammersmith
The Cross Rifles	Bridgwater
The Barrack	Woolwich
The Horse Barracks	Norwich
The British Camp	Malvern
The Roman Camp	Elmerton
The Fort	Sandown
The Garrison	Cork
The Battery	East Stonehouse
The Martello	Folkestone
The Armoury	Stockport
The Warrior	Bermondsey
The Centurion	Deptford
The Cossack	Bath
The Marksman	Hackney
The Recruiting Sergeant	Lincoln
The Horse Artillery	Great Warley
The Artilleryman	Chelmsford
The Engineers	Gloucester Road
The Life Guards	Rettendon
The Royal Horseguardsman	Brentford
The Royal Lancers	Doncaster
The Lancers	Yarmouth
The Hussar	Hounslow
The Dragoon	Bromsgrove
The Light Dragoon	Cambridge
The Light Horse	Hounslow
The Light Horseman	Norwich
The Valiant Trooper	Aldbury *
The Grenadier	Whitley, note 131
The Jolly Guardsman	Windsor
The Hero	Sheerness
The Hero of Alma	Alma Square
The Hero of Inkerman	Bagshot
The Hero of Maida	Edgware Road
The Hero of Moultan	Shrewsbury *
The Hero of Redan	Norwich
The Hero of Switzerland	Brixton
The Hero of Waterloo	Lambeth
The Norfolk Hero	Swaffham
The Volunteer	Saxtead
The Volunteers	Weybridge
The British Volunteer	Ponder's End
The Mounted Volunteer	Norwich
The Rifle Volunteer	Reigate
The Rifle Volunteers	Yarmouth
The Rifleman	Ely
The Thirteenth Rifleman	Stalybridge
The Royal Rifleman	Battersea
The Chelsea Pensioner	Chelsea
The Bombay Grab	Bow, note 132

MUSIC

The Musical	Barnsley
The Musician	Huddersfield
Hark ye the Melody	Haverthwaite
The Lyric	Great Windmill Street
The Lyceum	Strand
The Opera	Catherine Street
The Conquering Hero	Upper Grange Road
The Flying Dutchman	New Lakenham
The Merry Fiddlers	Epping
The Morris Dancers	Scarisbrick
The Ring O'Bells	Widcombe
The Ring of Bells	Chester
The Chimes	Plymouth
The Crotchet	Witham
The Organ	Stalybridge
The Bugle	Reading
The Bugle Horn	Tarrant Gunville, note 133
The Horn	Knightrider Street
The French Horn	Ware
The Horn and Trumpet	Bewdley
The Fiddle	Colney Heath
The Harp	Great Tower Street
The Harp of Erin	Deptford
The Welsh Harp	Hendon
The Jew's Harp	Redhill Street
The Cornopean	Weymouth, note 134
The Drum	Brentwood
The Kettledrum	St. George Street

NATURE

The Spring	Ewell
The Happy Springs	Lindley Moor
The Dripping Spring	Hastings
The Spring View	Leigh
The Brook	Washbrook
The Well Head	Wendover
The Water Head	Coniston
The Jacob's Well	Hanbury Street
The Fountain	Tuddenham
The Lake	Killarney
The Ocean	Sandown
The Dewdrop	Hampton
The Shore	Colby
The Grotto	Weybridge
The Beach	Leaton
The Ozone	Bridlington
The Peep of Day	Bath
The Sunbeam	Crook
The Shades	Charing Cross
The Cobwebs	Richmond
The Rock	Newley
The Great Stone	Northfield
The Cliff	Cleethorpes
The Quarry	Bourne End
The Vale of Health	Hampstead
The Cathole	Keld
The Dawn	Castletown
The Grove	Beauchamp Place
The Thicket	Anerley
The Royal Forest	Chingford
The Wood's End	Bramerton
The Lane Ends	Bradford
The Marlbank	Welland
The Roadside	Wingate
The Hill Top	Castleford

NAUTICAL

The Maritime	Brixham
The Marine	Barmouth
The Navigation	Runcorn
The Look Out	Sunderland
The Grand Junction Canal	Buckingham
The Pier	Scarborough
The Ferry	Bawdsey
The Dock	Penzance
The Lock	Ipswich
The Wharf	Hebden Bridge
The Haven	Christchurch
The Harbour	Lowestoft
The Harbour View	Poole
The Safe Harbour	Ipswich
The Clarence Harbour	Norwich
The Breakwater	Plymouth
The Lighthouse	Walcot
The Dublin Packet	Chester
The Mail Packet	Folkestone
The Steam Packet	Ipswich
The Flint Boathouse	Chester
The Boat	Peterborough
The Ferry Boat	King's Lynn
The Fishing Boat	Boulmer
The Life Boat	Shingle Street
The Pilot Boat	New Brighton
The Peter Boat	Leigh
The Pleasure Boat	Hickling
The Shore Boat	Tilney
The Steam Boat	Ipswich
The Boat and Anchor	Whittlesea
The Sloop	Poole
The Yacht	Chester
The Royal Yacht	Stanhope Street
The Hoy	Tollesbury
The Cutter	Ely
The Cable	South Shields
The Outriggers	Kingston
The Ketch	Worcester
The Hulk	King's Lynn
The Sheer Hulk	Portsea
The Wherry Hulk	Geldeston
The Keel and Wherry	Norwich
The Schooner	Alnmouth
The Galleons	Albert Docks
The Spanish Galleon	East Greenwich
The Smack	Leith
The Fishing Smack	Deptford
The Oyster Smack	Burnham
The Lobster Smack	Canvey
The Barking Smack	Norwich
The Barking Fishery	Yarmouth
The Greenland Fishery	Norwich
The Suffolk Fishery	Gorleston
The Anchor	Stamford
The Foul Anchor	King's Lynn
The Anchor in Hope	Wilby
The Ship	Levington
The Ship Afloat	Bridgwater
The Ship Aground	Bridgwater
The Ship in Distress	Worsell
The Ship Launch	Harrington
The Ship on Launch	Cardiff
The Ship Argo	London Docks
The Ship Defiance	Wisbech
The Ship Victory	Chester
The Plimsoll Ship	Hull, note 135
The China Ship	Wapping
The Steam Ship	Blackwall
The Ship and Lobster	Gravesend
The Ship and Lighter	Rotherhithe
The Ship and Pilot	Bermondsey
The Ship and Sailor	East Greenwich
The Ship and Turtle	Leadenhall Street
The Ship and Whale	Rotherhithe
The Shannon	Bucklesham, note 136
The Shannon and Chesapeake	Todmorden
The Victory	Eton
The Barge	Ware
The Barge Aground	Brentford
The City Barge	Kew
The Pilot Barge	Deptford
The Row Barge	Woking
The Admiral	Woolwich
The Lord High Admiral	Vauxhall Bridge Road
The Captain of the Man of War	Poplar
The Royal Midshipman	Clerkenwell
The Royal Sailor	Bath
The Royal Tar	Kew
The Jovial Sailor	Ripley
The Jolly Sailors	Whitburn
The Valiant Sailor	Folkestone
The Welcome Sailor	Maldon
The Sailor Boy	Walworth
The Fisherman's Boy	West Pinchbeck
The Mariners	Norwich
The Jolly Waterman	Waterbeach
The Jack on a Cruise	Hull
The Sailor's Farewell	Fratton
The Sailor's Return	Ickenham
The Fisherman's Return	Winterton
The Boatswain's Call	Norwich
The Mermaid	Wisbech
The Sea Witch	East Greenwich

NEW

The New Brewery	Norwich
The New Beehive	Bradford
The New Bell	Lambeth
The New Bell and Crown	Winchester
The New City	Norwich
The New Concord	Bermondsey
The New Crane	Gosberton
The New Crown	Whittlesea
The New Clown	Islington, note 137
The New Corn Exchange	Norwich
The New Falcon	Gravesend
The New Ferry	Windermere
The New Fountain	City Road
The New Globe	Mile End
The New Gardener's Arms	Ipswich
The New Inn	Gloucester
The New Jolly Caulkers	Lower Road, note 138
The New Mill	Romford
The New Market	Lowestoft
The New Park	Battersea
The New Quay	Preston
The New River Head	Stainsby Street
The New Stag	Cumberland Market
The New Swan	Harwich
The New Star	Norwich
The New White Hart	Newark
The New White Rose	Leeds

NUMERICAL

The Number One Tower	Smithfield
The One Bell	Crayford
The One Bull	Bury St. Edmunds
The One Crown	Watford
The One Pin	Wexham
The One Tun	Saffron Hill, note 139
The Doublelock	Alphington
The Two Bears	Yarmouth
The Two Brewers	Windsor
The Two Beehives	Dunston Street
The Two Bells	Whitechapel
The Two Brothers	Lambeth
The Two Blue Posts	Mount Pleasant
The Two Chairmen	Charing Cross
The Two Doves	Bromley
The Two Eagles	Kinglake
The Two Friends	Blofield
The Two Greyhounds	Kirkby Ravensworth
The Two Hunters	Hunwick
The Two Mile Brook	Bath Road
The Two Mariners	Hardinge Street
The Two Necked Swan	Norwich
The Two Pointers	Woodlesford
The Two Quarts	Norwich
The Two Lawyers	Lambeth
The Two Spies	Catherine Street
The Two Ships	Soho
The Two Towers	Penge
The Three Crosses	Malmesbury
The Triple Plea	Bedingham
The Treble Tile	West Bergholt
The Three Ashes	Romford
The Three Blackbirds	Ely
The Three Boars	Wymondham
The Three Cups	Colchester
The Three Cats	Sevenoaks
The Three Cocks	Hay
The Three Cannons	Carlisle
The Three Cranes	Mile End
The Three Colts	Bethnal Green
The Three Crowns	Loughborough
The Three Compasses	Bromley
The Three Daws	Gravesend
The Three Elms	Chignal
The Three Firs	Sulhampstead Bannister
The Three Frogs	Bracknell
The Three Feathers	Wymondham
The Three Furnaces	Brierley Hill
The Three Fishes	Sunbury
The Three Goats	Bury St. Edmunds
The Three Greyhounds	Borough Bridge
The Three Harts	Stapleford
The Three Houses	Sandal
The Three Horseshoes	Great Mongeham *
The Three Horses	Otley
The Three Hammers	St. Albans
The Three Hills	Bartlow
The Three Herrings	Yarmouth
The Three Johns	Pentonville, note 140
The Three Jolly Butchers	Wood Green
The Three Jolly Gardeners	Hammersmith
The Three Jolly Sailors	Norbiton
The Three Jolly Wheelers	Chigwell Row
The Three Jolly Weavers	Lever Street
The Three Kings	Clerkenwell
The Three Kingdoms	Thames Street
The Three Lords	Minories, note 141
The Three Legs	Leeds
The Three Legged Cross	Crux Easton
The Three Loggerheads	Mold, note 142
The Three Moles	Selham
The Three Mile Inn	Adwy
The Three Moorhens	Hitchin
The Three Magpies	Cirencester
The Three Marines	Southsea
The Three Mariners	Bagshot
The Three Mackerel	Mile End
The Three Nuns	Aldgate
The Three Nags	Fritton
The Three Oaks	Guestling
The Three Pots	Horse Bridge
The Three Pigeons	Richmond
The Three Pilchards	Potherro
The Three Postboys	Blackwater
The Three Rabbits	Manor Park
The Three Salmons	Craig
The Three Stags	Lambeth
The Three Squirrels	Tisbury
The Three Swans	Market Harborough
The Three Sisters	Clapton
The Three Tuns	Pettistree
The Three Travellers	Romford
The Three Wheatsheaves	Islington
The Four Alls	Rokeby, note 143
The Four Ashes	Takeley
The Four Crosses	Bicton
The Four Cross Roads	Frampton
The Four Horseshoes	Long Sutton
The Four Points	Aldworth
The Four Swans	Waltham Cross
The Five Alls	Cheltenham, note 144
The Five Arrows	Waddesdon
The Five Bells	Burnham
The Five Horseshoes	Essenden
The Five Miles	Wicken
The Five Oaks	Twickenham
The Five Pilchards	Porthallow
The Six Bells Stoke	Poges
The Seven Sisters	Seven Sisters Road
The Seven Stars	Virginia Water
The Seven Thorns	Liphook
The Seven Dials	Bath
The Eight Bells	Kelsale
The Eight Ringers	Norwich, note 145
The Nine Elms	Lambeth
The Ten Bells	Stonham Aspal
The Eleven Cricketers	Dartford
The Fourteen Stars	Bristol, note 146
The Fifteen Balls	Penrhyn, note 147
The Hundred House	Norton
The Purslow Hundred House	Aston-on-Clun
The Hundred And One	Mile End

THE OLD

The Old Anchor	Twickenham
The Old Abbey	Cambridge
The Old Axe	Hackney
The Old Ball	Ashton-under-Lyne
The Old Bell and Crown	Winchester
The Old Bell	Holborn
The Old Barge	Norwich
The Old Belmont	York Road
The Old Barrel	Wednesbury
The Old Buck's Head	Thames Street
The Old Brown Bear	Aldersgate
The Old Blue Back	Warrington
The Old Boar	Manchester
The Old Bunch of Grapes	Bermondsey
The Old Black Horse	Norbiton
The Old Chapter	Paternoster Row
The Old Centurion	New Cross
The Old Cock	Ware
The Old Coffee Pot	Downham
The Old Commodore	Poplar
The Old Cocoa Tree	Pinner
The Old Coffee House	Hertford
The Old Cheshire Cheese	Essex Street
The Old Clock House	Knightsbridge
The Old Crown	Girton
The Old Chesterfield	Shepherd Street
The Old Castle	Bridgwater
The Old Dun Cow	Darlington
The Old Duke's Head	Upwell
The Old English Gentleman	Harston
The Old England	Windermere
The Old Farmhouse	Kentish Town
The Old Friend	Strawberry Hill
The Old Fiddle	Hatfield
The Old Friends	Norwich
The Old Green Man	Steeple Morden
The Old Greenland Fishery	Hull
The Old Guildford Barge	Lambeth
The Old Guinea	Cambridge
The Old Golden Lion	Northallerton
The Old Greyhound	Worcester
The Old Gate House	Highgate
The Old Harrow	Kingston
The Old Hatchet	Ascot
The Old House at Home	Westerham
The Old Hatch House	Waterloo
The Old Hat	Preston Bissett
The Old Hall	Houghton
The Old Ivy House	Goswell Road
The Old Inn	Chard
The Old Industrious Bee	Blackburn
The Old Jamaica	Southwark
The Old Jail	Cudham
The Old Jock	Calverhall
The Old Justice	Bermondsey
The Old King's Arms	Pollard Street
The Old King's Head	Euston Road
The Old King Harry	Mile End
The Old King of Prussia	Loudwater
The Old Lattice	King's Lynn
The Old London Bridge	Chester
The Old Magnet	Hackney
The Old Maltscoop	Lapford
The Old Mail Coach	Croydon
The Old Northumberland	Gosport
The Old Oak	Hertford
The Old Plough	Alnwick
The Old Plough and Harrow	Pentre
The Old Post Office	Shrewsbury
The Old Parr's Head	Knightrider Street
The Old Quiet Woman	Chapel-en-le-Frith
The Old Rock House	Barton
The Old Roundabout	Leeds
The Old Red House	Chester
The Old Red Lion	Hampton
The Old Rover's Return	Manchester
The Old Row Barge	Kingston-on-Thames
The Old Rodney's Head	Old Street
The Old Raggles	Queensferry
The Old Roebuck	Holborn
The Old Robin Hood	St. Ives, Hunts
The Old Rose	Deptford
The Old Sugarloaf	Dunstable
The Old Swan's Nest	Moorgate Street
The Old Sea Lion	Waterloo
The Old Six Bells	Acton
The Old Sergeant	Battersea
The Old Ship	Brighton
The Old Swan	Atherstone
The Old Star	York
The Old Tippling Philosopher	Caldicot
The Old White Hart	Newark
The Old White Lion	Ravenstonedale
The Old Windmill	Hammersmith
The Old Waggon and Hors	Bleasby
The Old Yew	South Wingfield

PEOPLE

The Adelphi	Adam Street
The Peoples	Harrogate
Bacchus	Hoxton
The Vulcan	Sizewell
The Apollo	Tottenham Court Road
The Atlas	Seagrave Road
The Aurora	Tewkesbury
The Pandora	Restronguet
The Neptune	Ipswich
The Hercules	Newport
The Cupid Hemel	Hempstead
The Cupid and Bow	Norwich
The Duke	Deptford
The Duke of Suffolk	Rotherhithe
The Duke of Hamilton	Hampstead
The Duke of Grafton	Euston Road
The Duke of Norfolk	Harwich
The Duke of Wellington	Ely
The Duke of Bedford	Seymour Street
The Duke of Devonshire	Darnley Road
The Duke of Sutherland	Lorrimore Road
The Duke of Fife	King's Lynn
The Duke of Marlborough	Norwich
The Iron Duke	High Wycombe
The Marquis of Lorne	Kirkley
The Marquis of Granby	Esher, note 148
The Marquis of Westminster	Warwick Street
The Marquis Wellesley	Cromer Street
The Marquis of Salisbury	Balls Pond Road
The Marquis of Lothian	Norwich
The Marquis of Anglesey	Bow Street
The Marquis of Hastings	Ossulston Street
The Marquis of Clanricarde	Southwick Street
The Marquis of Cornwallis	Chedburgh
The Marquis Cornwallis	Ipswich, note 149
The Marquis	Canonbury
The Earl of Essex	Manor Park
The Earl of Aberdeen	Mile End
The Earl of Richmond	King's Lynn
The Earl of Cardigan	Norwich
The Earl of Leicester	East Dereham
The Earl of Durham	Cambridge
The Earl of Derby	Cambridge
The Earl of Beaconsfield	New Cross
The Earl of Warwick	Whitechapel
Guy Earl of Warwick	Poplar
The Earl St. Vincent	Yarmouth
The Earl Grey	Ipswich
The Earl Cathcart	Osnaburgh Street
The Earl Russell	Bristol
The Earl Percy	Ladbrooke Grove
The Lord Collingwood	Yarmouth
The Lord Nelson	Ashbocking
The Lord Holmsdale	Bromley
The Lord Holland	Brixton
The Lord Napier	King's Lynn
The Lord Byron	Leeds
The Lord Rosebery	Norwich
The Lord Raglan	Norwich
The Lord Collingwood	Hall Place
The Lord Kitchener	Stevenage
The Lord Exmouth	Stepney
The Lord Denman	Mistley
The Lord Ranelagh	Richmond Road
The Lord Clyde	Brighton
The Lord Hood	Bethnal Green
The Lord Camden	Norwich
The Lord Roberts	Scunthorpe
The Lord Keith	York Street
The Lord Palmerston	Kilburn
The Lord Morpeth	Old Ford
The Lord Truro	Dalston
The Lord Stanley	Mile End
The Lord Liverpool	Clark Street
The Lord Clive	Manchester Square
The Lord Wellington	Old Kent Road
The Lord Hill	Waterloo
The Lord Wellesley	Mile End
The Lord Burleigh	Vauxhall Bridge Road
The Lord John Russell	City Road
The Lord Warden	Dover
The Lord Chancellor	Ipswich
Sir John Barleycorn	Newmarket
Sir Charles Napier	Blackburn
Sir Colin Campbell	Kilburn
Sir John Franklin	Nottingham
Sir John Falstaff	Canterbury
Sir Ralph Abercromby	Hatton Garden
Sir Isaac Newton	Union Street
Sir Garnet Wolseley	Norwich
Sir Richard Steele	Haverstock Hill
The Baronet	Horsington
The Lady Franklin	Old Ford
The Lady Mildmay	Stoke Newington
Marshal Keate	Poplar
The General Elliott	South Hinksey, note 150
The General Draper	Bristol
The General Havelock	Chelsea
The General Picton	Wharfedale Road
The General Wolfe	Laxfield
The General Jackson	Penge
The General Abercromby	Blackfriars
The General Wyndham	Norwich
The General Gordon	Stamford
The General Garibaldi	Staines
The General Canrobert	Bethnal Green
The Admiral Blake	Ladbroke Grove
The Admiral Keppel	Fulham Road
The Admiral Nelson	Carlton Vale
The Admiral Vernon	Over
The Admiral Hardy	Greenwich
The Admiral Benbow	Ludlow
The Admiral Hawke	Boston Spa
The Admiral Rous	Galleywood (e)
The Admiral McBride	Plymouth
The Admiral Tyrell	Bermondsey
The Admiral Seymour	Yarmouth
The Admiral Carter	Bartholomew Close
The Admiral Codrington	Chelsea
The Admiral Mann	Hampshire Street
The Admiral Napier	Margate
The Bold Napier	Norwich
The Captain Harman	Yarmouth
The Captain Cook	Cumberland Street
The Captain Digby	Margate
The Pitt and Nelson	Ashton-under-Lyne
The Nelson	Stamford
The Rodney	Westminster
The Rodney and Hood	Boston
The Gladstone	Brompton
The George Canning	Brixton
The Camden Great	Yarmouth
The Pakenham	Knightsbridge
The Randolph	Oxford
The John Burns	Chiswick
The Bolingbroke	Clapham
The Crosby	Scunthorpe
The John Bull	Bayswater
The John Barleycorn	Ware
The Jane Shore	Shoreditch
The Wat Tyler	Loveridge Road
The Boleyn	East Ham
Judge Walmesley	Whalley
The Tilden Smith	King's Lynn
The C. B.	Arkle Town, note 151
The Robin Hood	Sheringham
The Robin Hood and Little John	Ipswich
The Little John	North Heigham
The Owen Glendower	Corwen
The Garibaldi	Chalvey
The Garrick	Leman Street
The Nell	Gwynne Strand
The Jenny Lind	Norwich, note 152
The Dick Turpin	Finchley
The George Peabody	Shadwell
The Brunel	Plymouth
The William James	Carlisle
The Jack of Newbury	Chiswell Street, note 153
The Jack of Both Sides	Reading, note 154
The Daniel Lambert	Ludgate Hill
The Mother Shipton	Hampstead
The Mother Redcap	Camden Town
The Father Redcap	Camberwell
The George	Norton St. Philip
The Christopher	Eton
The Dick	Wortham
The Tumble-down Dick	Mortimer
Dirty Dick's	Bishopsgate
Carr's	Strand
The Tom in Bedlam	Redbourn
The Bess of Bedlam	Norwich
The Blind Beggar	Mile End
The Struggler	Eagle
The Hob of the Well	King's Lynn
The Man in the Moon	Chelsea
The Alderman	Stannery Street
The Citizen	Houndsditch
The Man of Kent	St. Michael's
The Arthur	Bury
The Punch	Hull
The Connoisseur	Philip Lane
The Good Woman	Necton, note 155
The Quiet Woman	Pershore
The Silent Woman	Widford
The Load of Mischief	Blewbury, note 156
The Man Laden with Mischief	Maddingley, note 157
The Naked Man	Settle
The Wild Man	Sproughton
The Sand Boy	Bawsey
The Lads of the Village	St. Mary Cray
The Heather Lad	Trimdon
The Highland Laddie	Haughton Le Skerne
The Highland Chief	Hertford
The Highlander	Hitchin
The Tourist	Polperro
The Running Footman	Charles Street, note 158
The Virgin	Worcester
The Village Maid	Lound
The Lucky Rover	Hook
The Dick Whittington	Cloth Fair
The Whittington	Hull
The Dying Gladiator	Brigg
The Ancient Druids	Cambridge

POETRY AND LITERATURE

The Shakespeare	Victoria
The Burns	Milwall
The Robert Burns	Darlington
The Andrew Marvel	Hull, note 159
The Ben Jonson	Shoe Lane
The Lady of the Lake	Oulton Broad
The Excelsior	Charing Cross Road
The Comus	Beverton Street
The Childe Harold	Railway Street
The Village Blacksmith	Woolwich
The Round Table	Leicester Square
The Avalon	Glastonbury, note 160
The John Gilpin	Cambridge
The Bell	Edmonton, note 161
The Colleen Bawn	Peckham
The Paul Pry	Prittlewell
The Uncle Tom's Cabin	Bolton
The Touchstone	Stockport
The Altisidora	Hull, note 162
The Ivanhoe	Denmark Park
The Waverley	Edinburgh
The Compleat Angler	Marlow
The Darby and Joan	Crowle
The Vicar of Wakefield	Shoreditch
The Pindar of Wakefield	Gray's Inn Road, note 163
The Miller of Mansfield	Goring, note 164
The Valentine and Orson	Pepin Place, note 165
The Robinson Crusoe	Earl Street
The Oliver Twist	Leyton
The Mutual Friend	Stevenage
POTENTATES
The Royalty	King's Lynn
The Royal	Bath
The Imperial	Bolton
The Crown	Woodbridge
The Sceptre	Yarmouth
The Crown and Sceptre	Brompton
The Coronet	Soho
The Regalia	Augustus Street
The Sovereign	Osnaburgh Street
The Royal Sovereign	Kirkstall
The Monarch	Silchester Terrace
The Merry Monarch	Herbert Street
The Emperor	Ipswich
The Empress	Cambridge
The African Chief	Ossulston Street
The Indian Chief	Chesterton
The Indian Queen	Bodmin
The Queen	Brentwood
The British Queen	Old Kent Road
The Island Queen	Islington
The Queen in the West	Lincoln
The Queen of England	Slough
The King and Queen	Highworth
The Victoria	Earl Soham
The Queen Victoria	Highbeach
The Empress of India	Rotherhithe
The Queen and Prince Albert	Great Tichfield Street
The Prince Consort	Hampstead
The Edward the Seventh	York
The Alexandra	Lincoln
The King and Prince of Wales	Brick Street
The Prince of Wales	Walpole
The Prince and Princess of Wales	Walworth
The Princess of Wales	Gateshead
The Princess Royal	Pimlico
The Princess Amelia	Stratford
The Princess Louise	Holborn
The Princess May	Durham
The Princess Beatrice	Camden Town
The Princess Charlotte	Princes Street
The Princess Victoria	Earls Court
The Young Prince	Reading
The Prince of Windsor	Old Kent Road
The Prince Arthur	Vauxhall
The Prince Albert Victor	Castle Acre
The Prince Albert Edward	Eccles
The Prince Albert	Sunbury
The Prince Alfred	Crowthorne
The Prince Edward	St. John's Wood
The Prince Leopold	Derby
The Prince Rupert	Soho
The Prince Frederick	Bromley
The Prince Teck	Bermondsey
The Prince Regent	Hounslow
The Prince William Henry	Blackfriars
The Prince George of Cumberland	Albany Street
The Prince of Brunswick	Barnsbury
The Prince of Denmark	Bloomsbury
The Prince of Hesse	Fieldgate Street
The Prince of Orange	Dinas
The Prince of Teck	Earls Court
The Prince of Saxe Coburg	Old Kent Road
The Prince of Prussia	Windsor
The Crown Prince of Prussia	Acton
King Alfred	Lisson Grove
Alfred the Great	Bolton
King Harold	Romford
King Edward the Sixth	Islington
King Charles	Newbury
King Charles the Second	Spitalfields
King Charles in the Oak	Ely
King John	Southwark
King Harry	St. Albans
King Henry the Eighth	Hever
King of Denmark	Old Bailey, note 166
King of Prussia	Ringland, note 167
King of Sardinia	Mile End
King Lud	Ludgate Hill
William the Conqueror	Widdington
The Cœur de Lion	Bath
The William Rufus	Simon's Bath
The George the Fourth	Goswell Road
The William the Fourth	Ely
The Queen Adelaide	Ely
The Royal Adelaide	Ewell
The Queen Anne	Maidstone
The Queen Caroline	Norwich
The Queen Catherine	Osmotherley
The Queen Charlotte	Jamaica Road
The Queen Eleanor	Enfield
The Queen Elizabeth	Merrow Street
The Queen Victoria	Theydon Bois
The Queen Dowager	Teddington
The Queen of Hungary	Norwich
The Archduke Charles	Rodney Road
The Duke of Albany	New Cross
The Duke of Clarence	Hackney
The Duke of Connaught	Norwich
The Duke of Cornwall	Hammersmith
The Duke of Cambridge	Putney
The Duke of Cumberland	Kensington
Duke William of Cumberland	Hoddesdon
The Duke of Edinburgh	Fairfoot Road
The Duke of Gloucester	Oxford Street
The Duke of Kent	Liverpool Road
The Duke of Lancaster	Hornsey
The Duke of Sussex	Acton
The Duke of Würtemburg	Hatfield Street
The Duke of York	York Road
The Duke William	Kennington
The Duchess of Clarence	Vauxhall Bridge Road
The Duchess of Edinburgh	City Road
The Duchess of Kent	Liverpool Road
The Duchess of Fife	Portsmouth
The Duchess of York	Kingsland Road
The Napoleon	Manchester
The Peter the Great	Deptford, note 168
The Empress of Russia	St. John's Road
The Sultan	Camberwell
The Grand Sultan	Dover
The Shah of Persia	Parkstone
The Mogul	Drury Lane
The Great Mogul	Maghull
The Cleopatra	Savoy Street
The Royal Albert	Hanley
The Royal Connaught	Holborn
The Royal Saxon	Westbourn Park
The Royal William	Woodbridge
The Grave Maurice	Whitechapel, note 169

RAILWAYS

The Railway	Peterborough
The Railway Bell	New Barnet
The Railway Guard	Clapham Junction
The Railway Porter	Vauxhall
The Ticket Porter	Arthur Street
The Station	Melton
The Viaduct	Kirkstall
The Junction	Purston
The Safety Valve	Forncett
The Express	Kew Bridge
The Express Train	Norwich
The Locomotive	Derby
The Engine	West Drayton
The Steam Engine	High Wycombe
The Engine House	Chester
The Engine and Tender	Bedford
The Tramway	Pakefield
The E. U. R.	Ipswich
The Great Eastern	Liverpool Street
The Great Western	Paddington
The Great Northern	King's Cross
The North Eastern	York

SPORTS, GAMES AND PASTIMES

The Gun	Lupus Street
The Cross Guns	Thorney
The Dog and Gun	Potto
The Dog and Duck	Winchester
The Dog and Pheasant	Bromsgrove
The Dog and Partridge	Upton
The Duck and Dog	Wymondham
The Fox and Pheasant	Great Massingham
The Badger Box	Annesley Woodhouse
The Equestrian	Blackfriars
The Steeplechase	St. Albans
The Stakes	Stalybridge
The Turf	Richmond
The Chester Cup	Plymouth
The St. Leger	Doncaster
The Amato	Epsom
The Blink Bonny	Chathill
The Diamond Jubilee	Gaywood
The Flying Childers	Kirkby
The Flying Fox	Colchester
The Highflyer	Ely
The Ladas	Epsom
The Smoker	Plumbley, note 170
The Voltigeur	Barton
The Race Horse	Westhall
The Trotting Horse	Ludlow
The Running Horse	Sunbury
The Running H	Blackfriars
The Running	Cobham
The String of Horses	Holbeach
The Horse and Jockey	Oxford
The Horse and Groom	Melton
The Man and Horse	Moulton Eaugate
The Man and Saddle	Chester
The Ostler	Hackney, note 171
The Post Boy	Hitcham
The Post Boys	Oxford
The Sportsman	Aldham
The Huntsman's Call	Worcester Park
The Huntsman and Hounds	Walworth
The Merry Harriers	Cullompton
The Hare and Hounds	Sheen
The Fox and Hounds	Barley
The Stag and Hounds	Bristol
The Stag and Hunt	Ponsanooth
The Stag and Hunters	Brendon
The Bramhill Hunt	Wokingham
The Brocklesby Hunt	Goschill
The Old Berkeley Hunt	Watford
The Surrey Hounds	St. John's Hill
The Thornton Hunt	Thornton Curtis
The Tally Ho	Mettingham
The Hark to Bounty	Staidburn
The Hark to Lasher	Castleton
The Hark to Mopsey	Normanton
The Hark to Nudger	Dobcross
The Hark to Towler	Bury
The Blue Cap	Sandiway, note 172
The Triumphal Chariot	Pembroke Mews
The Royal Mail	Upper Street
The Mail Coach	Shepherds Bush
The Four-In-Hand	Croydon
The Coach and Horses	Ipswich
The Chaise and Horses	Hammersmith
The Chaise and Pair	Wickham Market
The Postchaise	Ipswich
The Tandem	Oxford
The Sedan Chair	North Searle
The Wheel	Ely
The Turnpike	Hayle
The Horseshoes	Tottenham Court Road
The Manger	Bradfield
The Saddle	Chester
The Pack Saddle	Mapledurham
The Whip and Nag	Norwich
The Whip and Collar	Mile End
The Club	Ely
The Recreation	Faversham
The Anglers	Ennerdale
The Ball	Chard
The Bat and Ball	Gravesend
The Cricketers	Eton
The Merry Cricketers	Bermondsey
The Cricket Players	Shipham
The Wrestlers	Norwich
The Archery	Bathurst Street
The Butts	Aldermaston
The Arrow	Himbleton
The Cross Bow	Sotherton
The Bird Bolt	Cambridge, note 173
The Bowling Green	Badingham
The Corner Pin	Clerkenwell
The Pin and Bowl	Wokingham
The Coat and Badge	Hammersmith
The Chequers	Sudbourne
The Tennis Court	Bradford
The Dumb Bell	Taplow
The Air Balloon	Landport
The Balloon	Holbeck
The Noah's Ark	Oxford Street
The Hoop	Cambridge
The Hoops	Saffron Walden
The Hoop and Toy	South Kensington
The Ninepin	Cambridge
The Clown	Islington
The Harlequin	Lincoln
The Queen of Trumps	West Walton
The Knave of Clubs	Bethnal Green

THE MOST ANCIENT INNS

		Circa
The Fountain	Canterbury	1029
The Ostrich	Colnbrook	1110
The Angel	Grantham	1214
The George and Dragon	Speedhurst	1250
The Seven Stars	Manchester	1355
The George Norton	St. Philip	1399
The Cardinal's Cap	Cambridge	1400
The New Inn	Gloucester	1456
The Running Horses	Leatherhead	1520
The George	Southwark	1555
The George	Winchcombe	1583
The White Hart	Scole	1655
The Lord Crewe Arms	Blanchland
The Star	Alfriston
The Pope's Head	Norwich
The Anglers	Ennerdale
The Dick Whittington	Cloth Fair
The Harlequin	Lincoln

THE HIGHEST INNS

		Feet
The Tan Hill Inn	Swaledale	1727
The Cat and Fiddle	Cheshire	1690
The Travellers' Rest	Flash Bar	1535
The Island of Skye	Wessenden Head	1500
The Newby Head	Ingleton	1420
The Duchy	Dartmoor	1359
The Moorcock Hawes	Junction	1050

"GALLOWS SIGNS"

The Fox and Hounds	Barley
The Magpie Stonham	Parva
The Green Man and Black's Head	Ashbourne
The Red Lion	Hampton
The Four Swans	Waltham Cross
The George	Stamford
The Swan	Fittleworth

SIGNS PAINTED BY WELL-KNOWN ARTISTS

The Man Laden with Mischief	Oxford St.	Hogarth
The Stag	Doncaster	J. F. Herring
The Coach and Horses	Doncaster	J. F. Herring
The White Lion	Doncaster	J. F. Herring
The Loggerheads	Llanverris	David Cox
The Fox and Pelican	Grayshott	Walter Crane
The Row Barge	Wallingford	Leslie
The George and Dragon	Wargrave	Leslie and Hodgson
The Ferry	Rosneath	H.R.H. Princess Louise
The Mortal Man	Troutbeck	Ibbetson
The Smoker	Plumbley	Miss Leighton
The Two Sawyers	Pockthorpe Brewery, Norwich	John Crome

INNS FAMOUS FOR ARCHITECTURE

The Reindeer	Banbury
The Crown and Treaty House	Uxbridge
The Feathers	Ludlow
The Raven	Shrewsbury
The New Inn	Gloucester
The Bear and Billet	Chester

FOREIGN CAFÉ SIGNS

La Briarde (nourrice)	Hondeghem
La Poupée	Poperinghe
Au Papegai	Poperinghe
Au damier de Comines	Poperinghe
Skindles	Poperinghe
Au Faucon	Poperinghe
Au cour de Flandre	Poperinghe
À la tête d'argent	Poperinghe
Au Congo	Dickebusch
Au Transvaal	La Clytte
Au Tivoli	La Clytte
Au Faubourg	Reninghelst
Au cheval Boulonnais	Abeele
Au Comte de Flandre	Abeele
Au retour de la gare	Abeele
À St. Eloi	Abeele
Au cheval d'or	Rexpoede
Au retour de la nouvelle Calédonie	Boescheppe
Au grand St. Sebastien	Steenvoorde
Au vrai Cacillane	Steenvoorde
Au drapeau Français	Steenvoorde
Au Comte Géant	Bailleul
À la porte d'or	Bergues
À l'aviation	Bergues
Au vaisseau de ligne	Bergues
Hôtel Faidherbe	Dunkirk
Au retour des Docks	Dunkirk
À l'ancien courrier de Calais	Dunkirk
Aux deux entêtés	Winquin
L'as de trefle	Renescure
La Bascule	Ebblinghem
Trois Chevaux	Hazebrouck
L'assurance contre la soif dix centimes l'action	Watten
À Paris comme à Londres le soleil luit pour tout le monde	Watten
Au Sébastopol	Nort Nentinghem
La maison Blanche	Monnecove
Au cœur joyeux	Tilques
Au grand Marlborough	St. Martin au Laert
Le Taupier de Normandie	St. Omer
À l'entrée de Milan	St. Pol
Au chat vert	St. Pol
Trois Pigeons	Fruges
La ville de Boulogne	Fruges
Hôtel moderne	Fruges
À la ville de Cassel	Fruges
Aux Alliés vainqueurs	Fruges
Cheval noir	Fruges
Au Voltigeur	Pont de Nieppe
À Moscou	Pont de Nieppe
À Faidherbe	Pont de Nieppe
Au Bœuf	Armentières
Au grand homme	Armentières
Aux dix chasseurs à Pied	Armentières
Au fer à cheval	Crépy
À la Batteuse de Trefle	Roellecourt
Au bourrelier	Rosult
Au razoir Americain	Hasnon
Au coq Hardi	Denain
Café Maubeugeois	Denain
Aux Quatrième Hussards	Denain
Au chat noir	Denain
Au Tambour major	Denain
À l'entr'acte	Denain
À la colombe denaisienne	Denain
Au repos des cochers	Lille
Café Bellevue	Lille
Café Mulhouse	Lille
Hôtel de l'Europe	Lille
À la gaieté (tenancier, Meurdesoif)	Nœux les Mines
À la Fraternelle 20-100-0	Ruitz
Vin sans eau	Coupelle Vieille
Au vert Baudet	Arras
Aux neuf Fillettes	Arras
À la tête de bœuf	Abbeville
Hôtel de France	Abbeville
Au canon d'or	Crécy
À la descente de la jeunesse	Amiens
Hôtel du Rhin	Amiens
À l'étoile du jour	Pont Rémy
À la grâce de Dieu	Pont Rémy
Aux voyageurs	Etaples
Aux quatre fils d'aymon	Doullens
Au petit caporal	Henencourt
À la Hotte pleine de malice	Villers Simon
Au Tonkin	Caumesnil
Hôtel de la cloche	Dijon
Hôtel du Jura	Dijon
Hôtel de Bourgogne	Dijon
À la chaudière	Melun
Lille et Albion	Paris
France et Choiseul	Paris
St. James et Albany	Paris
Continental	Paris
Au club alpin	Champex
Trois Couronnes	Martigny (A.D. 1609)
Hôtel du grand St. Bernard	Martigny
Café de la vapeur	Vevey
Café du Transvaal	Vevey
Hôtel d'Angleterre	Vevey
Hôtel du château	Ouchy
Hôtel Beau Rivage	Ouchy
Café de la navigation	Ouchy
Café du nègre blanc	Lausanne
Café du Raisin	Lausanne
Hôtel Gibbon	Lausanne
Hôtel Beauséjour	Lausanne
Hôtel Communal	Pully
Café des trois chasseurs	Monts de Pully
Au chasseur	Prilly
Café de la Truite	Villeneuve
Au cheval blanc	St. Blaise
À la Turquie	Chessel

NOTES

Unless otherwise stated, the House is situated in a London street.

1. A personification of malt liquor, alluded to by Robert Burns. Three barleycorns equal 1 inch.

2. A heap of Barley; Saxon—mowe; Italian—mucchio. Appears in Hogarth's print 'Beer Street.'

3. Horse and Dorsers or Dorsiters. An old rendering of 'Pack Horse.' Sometimes found as the Frighted Horse, a corruption of 'freighted.'

4. Now a private house. Taylor the water-poet alludes to the incident of the River Nen overflowing its banks and carrying away a man asleep on a hay-cock. The old signboard illustrated this event.

5. Strike—the round piece of wood used in levelling the struck bushel.

6. Larwood and Hotten state that this sign is found in the neighbourhood of nursery gardens.

7. Refers to the Heart of the Holy Virgin pierced with swords.

8. Commemorates 'England's Wooden Walls.'

9. On a board is written:

This gate hangs high and hinders none

Refesh [sic] and pay and journey on.

10. May refer to the Papal Hand raised in blessing. See Bishop Hall's 'Satires,' Book V., Sat. 2 (Larwood).

11. During the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries the Turks were the bugbear of Europe. Similar signs are Black's Head and Saracen's Head and Negro's Head. Negroes with feathered heads were often seen as tobacconists' signs.

12. In this house King Charles I. was given up to the Scotch Commissioners.

13. This tavern alludes to the Duke of Bedford, ground landlord of the district. Pope recommends the house for its cuisine.

14. Lode—a ditch that guides water into a river. (Dr. Brewer.) This inn is situated in the Fen district.

15. One of the oldest licensed houses in England. The Pope's Head in Cornhill was a famous tavern; the alley still remains.

16. This inn has a sign representing this politician with a copy of the North Briton under his left arm.

17. An obsolete term for a large hunting dog. Cf. Packhorse and Talbot.

18. One that carries baggage. Cf. Packhorse, Horse and Dorsers (note).

19. Common as a perfumer's sign in Europe. The Civet is said to produce musk. (Larwood.)

20. Jocularly called 'The gentleman in trouble.' Formerly a starting place for coaches.

21. Once called 'Pig and Whip.' Tradition has it that the present sign refers to a surly tenant.

22. A mammoth beast born at Ketton (near Darlington), which toured England on exhibition at fairs, etc.

23. Baldfaced—a term applied to animals which have a white strip down forehead to nose.

24. Alludes to a fabulous monster supposed to have been discovered at St. Osyth, in Essex, in the reign of Henry the Second. (Larwood.)

25. The Grasshopper was the crest of Sir Thomas Gresham, and may still be seen on weathervane of the Royal Exchange.

26. The papal arms.

27. Scutch—to strip hides. (Dr. Brewer.)

28. The Rising Sun in Islington Road gives notice in 1726 that a fine hog will be Barbecued—i.e. whole roasted, stuffed with spice, basted with Madeira. (Larwood.)

29. These seven stars seem to be the same that are used as a masonic emblem.

30. The Rainbow in Fleet Street has the reputation of being the smallest licensed house in London.

31. Cock and Pymat. Synonymous with Cock and Magpie, or Cock and Pie. Larwood also calls it Pynot.

At the Cock and Pymot, Old Whittington, Derbyshire, was plotted the Revolution of 1688 by the Earls of Danby and Devonshire, and Mr. D'Arcy. (Hone's Table Book.)

32. Pyewipe—a local name for the peewit.

33. A house much adorned by artists.

34. A famous carrier's inn, whence passengers and goods were dispatched to the North.

The ceremony of nicking the Royal and Corporation swans on the Thames still continues.

35. A fine brand of hops used to be imported from Würtemburg.

36. Best known as a landmark in the University boat race.

37. Said to derive its sign from Queen Elizabeth having sheltered there. Called in parish books of 1586 'The Queen's Tree.' (Larwood.)

38. Larwood states that this sign is very rare. He gives it the epithet of gloomy, referring to Psalm cxxxvii. 2.

39. Probably alludes to the Druids.

40. From Virginia came the first tobacco brought into England.

41. The best known Tabard was that inn in Southwark whence Chaucer and his party started for Canterbury. The tabard, a sleeveless jacket, still worn by heralds.

42. Does this refer to the thirsty reputation of cobblers?

43. Cravat. Derived from Croats. Introduced into France 1636. (Brewer.)

44. A sign of great antiquity. It is found in 1562, and was probably originally a tobacconist's sign.

The Calves Head Club met at the Black Boy, Newgate Street. Variations of the sign are the Arab Boy, East Sheen; the Black Boys, Aylsham.

45. Stow mentions a Black Bell in Fish Street Hill.

46. This may refer to some ghostly hound.

47. This inn is extinct. The name is a variant of leather bottle.

48. The Black Lion appears in the arms of Queen Philippa, Consort of Edward III. Also borne by Owen Glendower.

49. The badge of Richard II.

In the garden of this house is the old sign that used to be in Piccadilly on site of the present Criterion.

50. The White Horse in Kensington was frequented by Addison.

51. This house figures in the adventures of Mr. Pickwick.

52. Badge of Edward IV.

53. Refers probably to Robin Hood, or combined as Green Man and Still was found as a herbalist's sign. (Dr. Brewer.)

54. Lincolnshire seems very partial to blue; we find the Blue Man, Boar, Dog, Fox, Bull. Larwood also mentions in the same county—Blue Cow and Greyhound.

55. Larwood supposes this sign to refer to the marriage of James I. with Anne of Denmark.

56. Badge of Cadwallader, ancestor of the House of Tudor.

57. The Red or Roan Horse. Washington Irving's Inn. The badge of Pedro of Castille, father-in-law of John of Gaunt.

58. The House of Martlesham has a lion painted in Post Office Red supposed to originate from a Dutch vessel taken at Sole Bay 1672.

59. Thus the old nursery rhyme

I had a bonny nag

His name was dapple grey

He would bring me to an alehouse

A mile out of the way.

Pope also refers to 'Dappled Flanders mares.'

60. In 1861 there were in the West Riding alone no fewer than 77 inns, etc., bearing this sign. (Larwood.)

61. This sign appears to be unique. Pied.—Variegated; spotted like a magpie.

62. Sorrel. A reddish-brown colour. French—saure.

This and the Chestnut Horse, Great Finborough, refer to the County Breed of Suffolk Horses.

63. This inn bears a pictorial sign with the words 'intactum sileo.'

Larwood also mentions Bell and Bullock; Bell and Lion; Bell and Candlestick.

64. Larwood also mentions Crown and Woodpecker (corrupted from Wool Pack); Crown and Fan (a fanmaker's sign); Crown and Rasp (used by Fribourg and Treyer, tobacconists); Crown and Can; Crown and Tower; Crown and Thistle.

65. This sign refers to the Royal Champion's (Dymoke) appearance at the Coronation ceremony.

66. This inn pays a quit rent of 4d. and a damask rose.

67. A large drinking glass. Dutch—roemer.

68. A curious and unique sign only equalled by the Hunchbacked Cats (les chats bossus) of Lille. (Larwood.)

69. Supposed to be a corruption of Caton le Fidèle. The sign recalls the nursery rhyme.

70. A skit on the Highland drovers who passed that way with cattle for London.

71. A nickname given to this inn by local people. 'The Red Lion.'

72. A skit on Coach and Four, 'Coach and Dogs.'

73. Eagle and Lamb formerly had a pictorial board depicting an eagle preying on a lamb.

74. (a) Misreading of the words God encompasseth us.

(b) Coat of arms of Cordwainers' Company; the chevron corrupted into compasses. (Larwood.)

75. An allusion to the thirteen Protestant cantons of Switzerland; Soho being largely inhabited by Swiss. Cf. Sun and Thirteen Cantons.

76. An allusion to the story of King James and the tinker of Enfield.

77. The crest of the Middle Temple.

78. Maund is an old word meaning basket.

79. (a) A facetious rendering of Bear and Ragged Staff; (b) Pige washail—Salutation to Our Lady; (c) Pig—Scotch for pot; Whistle—Small change.

In Winchester Cathedral among the stall carvings is one showing a sow playing on a whistle and another pig playing the violin. (Larwood.)

80. Part of arms of Clothworkers' Company. Teazel—an instrument to brush velvet.

81. Larwood mentions this house, also Swan and Rummer; Swan and Helmet; Swan and Soldier (? Lohengrin); Swan and Hoop, Moorfields (Birthplace of Keats).

82. Occurs in Larwood's book.

83. This sign, now extinct, recalls the exploits of a soldier of that name during the Peninsular War.

84. It is hoped that this is a case of 'Lucus a non lucendo.'

85. At Winterslow Hut occurred the episode of the lioness attacking the leaders of the Salisbury mail. The Coach and Horses, Clerkenwell, shows a pictorial signboard of this event.

86. Famous for its living sign.

87. The Beehive, Abingdon, displays this rhyme

Within this hive we're all alive

Good liquor makes us funny

If you are dry step in and try

The flavour of our honey.

88. Larwood calls this 'An alluring but maudlin Title.'

89. Has the uncommon sight of a tombstone in the garden.

90. St. Rhadegund, 521-587. A Christian lady, Queen of Franks. Married to Clotaire I. Fête August 13. (Larousse.)

91. Patron Saint of Woolcombers.

92. This sign showed a man returning home, and to his wife's inquiry as to where he had been he replied 'No place.' Cf. Outis. Ulysses to the Cyclops.

93. Here ended the Fire of London, September 10, 1666.

94. Once on this board was written:

A soldier's fortune I tell you plain

Is a wooden leg or a golden chain.

95. This sign shows two serious looking women trying to wash a blackamoor in a dolly tub.

96. Probably refers to Adam. Cf. Wild Man, Green Man.

97. This inn is now extinct, but the title is supposed to refer to Bonaparte's attempt to invade England.

98. The original sign of this house bore the reputation of having been painted by George Morland.

99. See Boswell's Life of Johnson, vol. iii, p. 261. It is the old dog in a new doublet.

100. The Dolphin, Norwich, stands on site of a bishop's palace. The Dolphin in Bishopsgate is mentioned by Stowe 1513, and probably to this house Pepys repaired in 1661.

101. Sometimes this sign was on the signboard:

I'll go with my friend

To the world's end.

This inn was visited by Pepys in 1669.

102. Usually represented by rabbits shooting at men (near Reading), horses riding in carriages, etc.

103. The classic name for the Straits of Gibraltar. In 1667 the sign of an inn on the site of the present Hamilton Place, the end of the then inhabited world of London.

104. The Jamaica in Bermondsey was reputed to have been once the residence of Oliver Cromwell.

105. Larwood thinks that this sign dates from the Spanish Succession question, 1833.

106. Noticed by Larwood who states that the Scotch pedlars penetrated as far as Poland in 1569.

107. Larwood also mentions Golden Beard, Candlestick, Crotchet (sign of Messrs. Novello), Frying Pan, Maid, Quoit, Slipper.

108. Refers to the quest of the Argonauts. Suitable as the sign of a woollen draper.

109. An inn of this name at Fulham is supposed to have been frequented by Shakespeare in 1595. (Larwood.)

110. The Tudor Badge. Can be seen to-day in King's College Chapel, Cambridge.

111. The Trade Mark of City of London Brewery Co.

112. The Rummer. See note to Bear and Rummer (67).

113. Cf. the Black Jack. Another variant is Messrs. Hoare's sign the Golden Bottle at the well-known bank in Fleet Street.

114. Mentioned by Larwood, also the Flank of Beef, Spalding. Also the Shoulder of Mutton and Cucumber.

115. This house is famous for the beefsteak pudding.

116. This inn shows a very pleasing sign.

117. Originating from the hero of a famous ballad. Also gives its name to a place near St. Austell.

118. Two brothers who worked as cobblers while preaching the gospel. Henry V. mentioned them in his address to the troops on Agincourt Field, October 25, 1415. Henry V., IV. iii.

119. Larwood quotes this rhyme from a signboard at Birmingham

The Baker says 'I've the staff of life

And you're a silly elf.'

The Brewer replied, with artful pride

'Why, this is life itself.'

120. Does this house set a gin for the unwary?

121. Also in Coutts Road, Bow, in both cases he is represented with his head under his arm.

122. From this inn in Aldermanbury a regular service of stage wagons travelled from London to Liverpool.

123. Alludes to an old custom of butcher boys serenading newly-married couples.

124. Though classified here, is generally reckoned to be a corruption of Bacchanals.

125. Becket. An implement for digging peat.

126. Sprocket. Used in the Fen country.

Both these inns are near Ely.

128. This house displays a gigantic pair of shears as a sign.

129. This inn has a pictorial sign showing the weapon, half axe, half spear.

130. This inn stands on the site of the stake where the Lollards perished.

131. Supposed to commemorate a soldier buried in Winchester who died of drinking small beer.

132. Grab was the slang term used in India to denote a foot-soldier.

133. Larwood states that Bugle is the local name in the Isle of Wight for a wild bull, and is used as such by a writer of 1688. Cf. French—beugler—to low.

134. A musical horn. (Nuttall.)

135. Refers to the Plimsoll Mark, invented by Samuel Plimsoll, 1824-1898.

136. This sign commemorates Sir Philip Broke's victory. The family seat is quite near.

137. Larwood states that this sign has been changed from that of Joe Grimaldi.

138. Caulk or Calk. To stuff the seams of a ship with oakum.

139. The One Tun near Hungerford Market is mentioned in a newspaper of 1718.

140. Larwood mentioned this sign as depicting John Wilkes, John Horne Tooke, and Sir John Glynn.

141. Commemorates the two Lords Balmerino and Kilmarnock, executed for their share in the rebellion of 1745. Lord Nithsdale escaped, disguised as a woman.

142. Shows two grinning faces and underneath is written

We Three Loggerheads be

and the observer is the third of the trio.

143. Also Five Alls.

144. A print by Kay shows Dr. Hunter, a Scotch divine—I pray for all; Erskine the Lawyer—I plead for all; A Farmer—I maintain all; H.M. George III—I fight for all; The Devil—I take all.

145. Larwood mentions this inn.

146. Probably used as a change from Seven Stars.

147. Refers to the Cornish arms, fifteen roundles.

148. Immortalized by Sam Weller. The hero of Minden.

149. 1738-1805. Twice Governor-General of India.

150. Afterwards Lord Heathfield, Defender of Gibraltar.

151. Abbreviated from Charles Bathurst who developed the adjoining lead mines.

152. 1820-1887. The Swedish prima donna who married Mr. Goldschmidt.

153. Alias Winchcombe—a renowned clothier who equipped at his own expense 100 men to fight at Flodden, 1523.

154. Stands at a Y-shaped corner, vulgarly called a 'Flat Iron.'

155. Represented as Headless. Larwood suggests a corruption of heedless. Cf. the virgins in the parable.

156, 157. Taken from Hogarth's print. Both this and the following inn have pictorial signs.

158. This sign is probably unique and has a painted picture. Many of these lackeys were Irish and had St. Patrick's Day as a holiday.

159. A native of Hull. A friend of Milton and confidant of Cromwell, 1620-1678.

160. Avalon—an old folk name for this district in Somerset.

161. Has a signboard showing John Gilpin on his famous ride.

162. A character in Don Quixote. (Dr. Brewer.)

163. The Pindar had charge of the village pound and looked after stray cattle. (Larwood.)

164. Hero of a ballad.

165. This inn existed in 1711. The sign commemorates the two twin brothers of that name born in a wood near Orleans. They were sons of Bellisant and nephews of King Pepin. (Dr. Brewer.)

166. Larwood mentioned this inn and states that the sign commemorates Christian IV., father-in-law of James I.—being so near Newgate the landlord was wealthy.

167. Macaulay, quoted by Larwood, mentioned that on all sides painters were touching up Admiral Vernon into K. of P. Frederick the Great, the hero of Rosbach.

168. The Czar Peter after his day's work resorted to a public-house in Great Tower Street, the sign was altered in his honour to the Czar of Muscovy Head. (Barrow's Life of Peter the Great.)

169. Dutch Graaf—i.e. Count. Probably Maurice of Nassau, Prince of Orange, popular in this country on account of his opposition to the Spaniards in the Netherlands. (Larwood.)

170. Smoker. This sign painted by Miss Leighton alludes to a racehorse the property of Lord de Tabley.

171. Ostler. Sometimes spelt Hostler, derived from French hostelier, hôtelier; has lost its original meaning of the 'landlord.'

172. This inn commemorates a famous foxhound, 1762, whose exploits are set forth on the sign board.

173. Larwood mentioned this a sign of some antiquity. A birdbolt was an ancient implement for shooting at birds.

Printed in England at The Ballantyne Press
Spottiswoode, Ballantyne & Co. Ltd.
Colchester, London & Eton

Transcriber's Note:

Note 127 does not exist in this book.

Minor typographical errors have been corrected without note.

Irregularities and inconsistencies in the text have been retained as printed.






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FOREWORD

CONTENTS

CROWNS AND COMPOUNDS (note 64)

GOLDEN (note 107)

NOTES

CROWNS AND COMPOUNDS
(note 64)

GOLDEN
(note 107)