Famous old inn names and legends in London history
A tour of London inns reveals how their names arose from legends and old customs. The Rent Day recalls tenants paying dues to the manor lord with tea and refreshment. The Running Footman recalls liveried servants who ran before nobles to pay tolls. The Essex Serpent notes a Restoration era serpent near Hemham-on-the-Mount. The Baptist's Head ties to a youth sentenced to execution.
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Elyria Jubilee Sale Edition Frugal Bargains On Friday
A trimmed item notes a May 13 sale day event in Elyria with brief hints of local happenings. It references a late drink, a delayed execution reprieve arriving via messenger, and several curiously named pubs and taverns in Wardour Street such as The Intrepid Fox named after Charles James Fox and The Hoop and Grapes among others.
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Charles James Fox
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