No, 1,014. APRIL, 1900. Zs. 6d
... named the empire Liliput? Mr Callow suggests that “Cock and Bottle,” a not uncommon device, often abbreviated into the “Cock,” should be “Cork and Bottle.” But “Cock and Bottle” may refer wines ...
... named the empire Liliput? Mr Callow suggests that “Cock and Bottle,” a not uncommon device, often abbreviated into the “Cock,” should be “Cork and Bottle.” But “Cock and Bottle” may refer wines ...
... extremely common tavern terminology ; thus the “Cock,'' the Bear,” and the Falcon bear evidence to the old pastimes of cock-fighting, bear-baiting, and hawking, once so dear to our ancestors. At the Cock Tavern, in Fleet-street, hard by Temple Bar, noted ...