Definitions

1. Pub is short for public house for drinking, as contrasted to a private house or club. (Web site)
2. The pub is a good jazz venue; comfortable seats, good range of real ales, wine available in 125 ml glasses and a baby grand piano.
3. The pub is not allowed to serve drinks after closing time.
4. This pub is usually frequented by both Thornhill and Lisvane residents living nearby.
5. The pub was built in 1840 on Norwood Lane as it was then known, which was a muddy track leading to Herne Hill. (Web site)

Heart Pub

1. HotelDirections: Travel on the A40 through Crickhowell Town 200 yards past the white heart Pub and we are located on the right you can not miss us.

Former Pub

1. A restaurant with rooms created from a former pub and stationmaster's house in a little village just outside Abergavenny. (Web site)

Directory Pub

1. To change to the directory pub, for example, one would type ftp cd pub which would elicit the response 250 CWD command successful.

Folly Pub

1. We worked up Napton bottom lock and moored for a lunch at the Folly Pub. (Web site)

Pub Guide

1. If you're looking for a pub or restaurant in Cardiff Bay then have a look at my Cardiff Bay Restaurant and Pub guide.

Law Amendments Act

1. Since these appli­cations (as the applications in Braat) were filed before the Patent Law Amendments Act of 1984 (Pub. (Web site)

Mid Wales

1. Booboo Smith The greatest pub in mid wales has to be The Buck Hotel in Caersws.

Rhayader

1. Lozzie Morgan + Jo Davies, Rhayader we live in rhayader and the castle carvery and bars is by far the very latest and greatest pub in town.

Railway Inn

1. The village pub is the Railway Inn, which serves good, locally sourced food.

Homemade Pub Food

1. Right by the beach on Aberystwyth's Victorian promenade, this hotel offers relaxing rooms and homemade pub food.

Fine Name

1. In any case, Pilcrow & Capitulum would make a fine name for a pub.

Award Winning Pub

1. The village of Stackpole is also served by an award winning pub (serving food), housed in a pair of 17th Century cottages with a beautiful garden.

Old Forge Inn

1. The Old Forge Inn, Knoydart's only pub, is the remotest on mainland Britain.

Directory Language

1. L. 107-273 made technical correction to directory language of Pub. (Web site)

Eltham Branch

1. The Wetherspoons conversion of the Eltham branch of Barclays Bank to a pub called The Banker's Draft resulted in the pub being themed around Howerd. (Web site)

Angelystor

1. A village tailor known by the name of Shôn ap Robert, during a long evening at a pub on Halloween, laughingly derided the existence of Angelystor.

Hawkesbury Junction

1. Hawkesbury Junction is rather like Fradley in that there's a pub situated so your peers can watch you, so you don't want to mess up. (Web site)

Oldest Pubs

1. The "Wheat Sheaf" pub in the village is one of the oldest pubs in Carmarthenshire. (Web site)

Oldest Pub

1. The Spotted Horse, 122 Putney High Street‎, [25]. Described as the oldest pub on the high street, a refurb has made this local the new kid on the block. (Web site)

Greyhound Pub

1. At Hawkesbury Junction there are some fascinating buildings from the working days of the canal, and the Greyhound pub is a traditional stop for boaters.

Pub Rock Band

1. By the time he was in his early twenties, he had busked on the streets of London and had formed a pub rock band called the 101'ers.
2. He began teaching English after his graduation, leading a pub rock band called Brewer's Droop at night. (Web site)

Pub Crawling

1. Beer is part of the drinking culture of various nations and has acquired social traditions such as beer festivals, pub culture, pub games, and pub crawling.

Fips Pub 81

1. The following provides a brief discussion of these four methods; consult FIPS PUB 81 or a good textbook on cryptography for details. (Web site)

Admiral Duncan Pub

1. David Copeland, who exploded a nail bomb at the Admiral Duncan pub in the heart of London 's gay community, was a former BNP member.

Traditional Pub

1. One sign of a traditional pub is the availability of Pork Scratchings.

Best Pub

1. Jamie Wheeler and Fearnley Evison We think that the best pub in Rhayader is the Triangle Inn in Cwmdauddwr.

Good Pub

1. Local amenities such as shops and a good pub can be found in Llanwrtyd Wells only 3 miles down the valley along the River Irfon.
2. The village of Stackpole is also served by a good pub (serving food) that is located in the village, and the National Trust tea room at Stackpole Quay.
3. We had equally a good pub in Talgarth and to my way of thinking was larger and far better than the Three Tuns.

Great Pub

1. It's a great pub and I got to know it quite well while I was stranded on the Thames last year. (Web site)

Pub Grub

1. The pub serves award winning beer and the best "Pub Grub" in Kiev with big portions at reasonable prices. (Web site)
2. The term "Pub Grub", once derogatory, can now be a sign of excellent value and quality dining. (Web site)
3. My wife is English, and one of the great joys of visiting her family is pub grub. (Web site)

Cosy Pub

1. Bel and the Dragon (free house), Cookham (½ mile) – a cosy pub with a gastro menu; 01628 521263. (Web site)
2. The cosy pub and restaurant offers a good selection of South Africa�s favourite foods and wines.

Irish Pub

1. CARY -- The original Connolly's, an Irish pub in New York founded by immigrant Michael Patrick Connolly, closed nearly half a century ago.
2. The Irish Pub, German Tavern Shirt is personalized with any name, up to 12 characters.

Good Food

1. Barry-London The Crown pub in Rhayader is the only pub for me.Good food, friendly people.

Village Pub

1. Belle Vue Hotel is a village pub with good food, friendly service and charming original features.
2. Hampers More Info The Ship Edern between Nefyn and Tudweiliog Formerly the village pub now a bistro serving good food and wine.
3. Next to open countryside with wonderful walks in every direction, they are also within ten minutes stroll of the village pub, shop and bus stop. (Web site)

Village Shop

1. Within easy reach of village shop, post office, pub with restaurant and live traditional welsh music.

Local Pub

1. It is just a short walk from the small hamlet of Llanwrda with a village shop and a local pub. (Web site)
2. Do not miss to rest at local pub or restaurant to have local favorite foods while drink original German beer.
3. Above the banks of the River Wye this spacious property sits a short stroll from the local pub and shop and a few minutes' drive from Tintern Abbey.

Building

1. This building is now a pub named the Archibald Simpson, after its original architect. (Web site)
2. Pastureland separates the pub and the Pant y Bas, which is the very next building on the same side of the road. (Web site)

House

1. The old engine house, the gracefully curved bridge and the Greyhound pub tell us that we are now at Hawkesbury Junction. (Web site)

Ground

1. Above ground, a Victorian village with pub and shops depict life in a bygone age. (Web site)

Piece

1. However, in a major piece of legislation, Congress extended copyright terms in 1998 in the Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act, Pub. (Web site)

Friend

1. The first story, "Necropolis," by Robert Hood, is a short horror tale about a girl agreeing to go with a friend to a pub.
2. A man raped a woman in a pub car park after offering her and a friend a lift home, a jury heard at Oxford Crown Court.

Transport

1. The village is nice and peaceful and provides a shop, a pub, a church and a regular transport to Dobrich Town.

Addition

1. In addition, since the patent term adjustment provisions of the American Inventors Protection Act of 1999 contained in Pub.
2. In addition to playing, Molloy owns a pub in Westport, County Mayo, Ireland called Matt Molloy's, where he has recorded a live session album.

Number

1. There are shops and a pub on the main Godstone Road and the Whyteleafe Business Village provides employment in a number of business units.
2. Llantrisant is known for its pub culture with a number of venues including The New Inn, the Wheatsheaf and the Cross Keys Hotel. (Web site)
3. Proxy for all (IP number) & ${NETMASK} == ${NETWORK} & ${NETMASK}). The pub option tells ARP to publish this ARP entry, ie.

Library

1. The village easily meets everyday requirements with grocery shops, the ever essential post office, doctor's surgery, library and popular local pub.

April

1. April 30, 2003: A suicide bomber detonates an explosive belt at the entrance to a pub on the Tel Aviv boardwalk.

Club

1. Any man or woman who tried to pass off tennis shoes with jeans for an outing to a movie, restaurant, pub or club was called any of the below: a. (Web site)
2. In addition to the Monster Arcade, we carry traditional floor standing arcade games for your home, pub or club.

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1. Culture > Entertainment > Restaurants > Restaurant
2. Shop
3. Pubs
4. Village
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