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... rescue Milsom. P.C. Hagley, deposed that on tin* previous evening about 7 o'clock was company with P.C. Saunders near Cock and Bottle Lane. Castle Street, when saw Milsom, wh-> was advised by another constable (P.C- Harvey) to go away, as he was creating ...
... to the owner, and that McCarthy shoal accompany him. The accused, bow ...
... in 1694. and wrote The Essay on Projects at the Bed Lion Inn, Castle Street (now Nos. 80 and 81), and used the Star in Cock and Bottle Lane. Alexander Selkirk lived on Juan Fernandez from November, to February, 1709. Strange say, he also made bis appearance ...
... Oa—way. BodmineUr. RALEIGH CYCLE, rim-wheel, in spioodld condition, lor BALL—BI. Ringadvwa Parade. Wrialel. —Apply 2. Cock and Bottle Lane. Castle Strom. (KENT’S B.S.A. FREB WHEEL, two brgke* JT 60. lady'. B*lfl 39* a bargain —• Waoi Street. Kj.«r’,l|* ...
... reference to a part the city which has to be traversed to Teach the hospital, including Castle Street, Old Market Street, and Cock and Bottle Lane, where, at the Star, Daniel Defoe lodged after quitting London to escape his creditors, and heard from Alexander ...
... their creators. Many cf the classics in action had their beginnings in the city, in which Defoe, who occupied lodgings j Cock-and-Bottle Lane, first heard the tale of Alexander Selkirk, the original •Robinson Crusoe. The circumstance -hat Edgar Allan Foe's ...
... could hardly escape transformation into the Cat and Fiddle ': and La Coquinet Bouteillc (the rascally bottle) loet its meaning the Cock and Bottle. Nor had the villager any great respect for either heraldry or ornithology. The swan an d portcullis figuring ...
... of his time Bristol at the Red Lion, now 80 and 81 Castle Street, and met his literary friends at the Cock and Bottle (now the Star), Cock and Bottle Lane. Castie Street. Capt. Woodes Rogers lived at 19, Queen Square, now the Docks Office. Juan Fernandez ...
... Bern)eti♦'.the next oldest ember, the resolution which Jones supported stating that first election ...
... Rogers, of privateering fame, and brought home to Bristol. Here it was. probably at one of the old taverns—ithe Tnn, Cock and Bottle Lane, most likely—that he met Daniel Defoe, and related the story which every British boy is familiar with. ARNO'S VALE ...
... the story is sufficiently pic turestme to be true. At all events Defoe, who at the time occupied humble lodging in Cock - and - Bottle Lane, found the. rescued mariner's tale sufficiently inspiring, and so we gained a finelegacy of pure romance. It should ...
... James's Square, Bristol, and there heard, from him the narrative. Another version is that the two men met the Star Inn, Cock and Bottle Lane, near Castle Street, nnd discussed the •natter- Whatever inspiration Defoe drew, from Selkirk's experiences, he did ...