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	Public house
		Pubs are social places for the sale and consumption of mainly alcoholic beverages, and most public houses offer a wide range of beers, wines, and spirits.
		In many cases, this will be the nearest pub to where you live, but some people choose a more distant establishment, either because their friends go there or because they prefer it, for example some would seek out the best real ale or want a place with a pool table.
		If the pub's name refers to real objects or animals, then the picture will usually be a straightforward one; if the pub is named after a person of nobility, then the sign will often bear that person's coat of arms.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/pu/Pubs.html (1127 words)

	Plymouth Barbican
		Plymouth has played a prominent part in the defence of the realm for over a thousand years and in the Royal Citadel on the Hoe it has the finest seventeenth-century fortification in continuous military occupation in the whole of Europe.
		Plymouth was under siege from the Royalist forces for much of that conflict (for almost three years) and was the only town of any great size to successfully resist the Cavalier pressure and consequently Cromwell was given a hero’s reception when he came here in March 1644.
		Plymouth’s second parish church, Charles, was left in a similar condition after the Blitz, however in this instance the decision was taken not to rebuild, but rather to leave the structure as it was, as a graphic memorial to the destruction and to the 1200 local civilians who lost their lives during the war.
	www.plymouthbarbican.com /barbicanhistory.html (2358 words)

	Pubs in the UK - what are they?
		Pubs are social places for the sale and consumption of mainly alcoholic beverages, and most public houses offer a wide range of beers, wines, spirits and alcopops.
		However; by law, pubs owned by breweries must allow their landlords the choice of offering at least one alternative beer (known as a guest beer) from another brewery and that beer must be a cask conditioned or bottle-conditioned real-ale.
		Pubs that aim to cater for a niche audience, such as sports fans or Star Trek fans or people of certain nationalities are known as theme pubs.
	www.pubutopia.com /pubs_public_house_information.php (2270 words)

	The Dolphin Inn South Devon: Pub Restaurant, B & B Hotel. In the Good Pub Guide. //(__//(__
		The Dolphin Inn is a beautiful 16th Century Pub in the heart of the South Devon countryside located near Bigbury, enroute to Kingsbridge outside of Plymouth.
		The Dolphin Inn is most blessed by it's beautiful natural surroundings of sea, sand and farmland countryside.
		Meanwhile, the Dolphin Inn can provide route details for a circular pub walk - a walk which has featured in books - which takes into account country lane, woodland, the Erme Estuary, Wonwell beach and the National Trust Coastal path with sea-cliff views leading back to the pub.
	www.dolphin-inn.co.uk (615 words)

	Admiral McBride, Plymouth, Devon - pub details # beerintheevening.com
		Plymouth (0.9 miles), Devonport (2.3 miles), Dockyard (2.3 miles)
		NB: Information may be incomplete or out of date as this pub is not currently registered.
		The original Mayflower steps were where the pisser for this pub is now.
	www.beerintheevening.com /pubs/s/28/280 (218 words)

	Chris in his natural habitat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		on a visit to "The Dolphin" situated on the Barbican in Plymouth
		A great drinkers' pub full of unusual characters.
		Kodak Gold 200asa, handheld using the natural light from the window.
	freespace.virgin.net /cur.avon/gallery_chrisdolphin.html (31 words)

	DOGGIE PUBS - Dog friendly pubs where pets are welcome
		The pub overlooks the beach, where dogs are allowed all year round.
		This pub on the Camel Trail is very dog friendly and allows pooches in the bar area.
		Food is excellent at this pub come B&B. Dogs are welcome throughout and there's always a bowl of water and a biscuit on hand.
	www.doggiepubs.org.uk /index.php?leftpanel=yes&columns=1&printview=no&supporters=new&blurb=yes&4=on (1980 words)

	BBC - Devon Culture & Arts - Beryl Cook characters to star in animated film Bosom Pals
		Joan's Birthday and Hoe Dunnit are based on seven irrepressible women from Plymouth who spend most of their time in their local pub, the Dolphin.
		The Dolphin pub on Plymouth's Barbican, which features in many of Cook's paintings, is also prominent in the animated film.
		The Dolphin is a second home for the ladies - somewhere to laugh or cry, throw a temper tantrum, sing out of tune and be amongst friends with copious amounts of booze.
	www.bbc.co.uk /devon/culture/2004/bosom_pals.shtml (669 words)

	Common dolphin rescue - Brixham, Devon, UK. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The dolphins were not visible from the Coastguard building but we then heard from Nigel Smallbones (Goodrington Sands Seashore Centre and Medic), that the dolphins were swimming in circles just inside the breakwater near the breakwater slipway.
		Initially the dolphins did not respond too well and consideration was given to the idea of an 'all-night' refloat.
		I hope to organise an informal debrief, maybe in a pub, to invite those involved to come and give their opinions on the incident and look for points we could improve upon in the future.
	www.eurocbc.org /common_dolphin_rescue_bdmlr_31july2003page1206.html (1880 words)

	Plymouth Camra - Fun, Facts and Figures.
		Pubs in our area listed in the First Good Beer Guide (1974).
		With 2 exceptions all of these pubs were selling Courage Beer, the only brew available at this time was Best.
		Just a few Saints that are linked to the Pub and Brewing industries in one way or another.
	www.plymouthcamra.co.uk /fun.htm (639 words)

	Plymouth City Council - News
		Pubs among the places where Plymouth people can help shape the future of their city
		Pubs, schools, leisure centres and the city train station are on the list of venues where local people can find out how the four key parts of Plymouth could take shape in future years and share their views.
		Computer access events will be held in partnership with Plymouth Adult Education on Monday 13 November from 6pm to 8pm at the Barbican Theatre and on Monday 20 November from 12pm to 2pm at Martins Gate College, Bretonside.
	www.plymouth.gov.uk /newsreleases?newsid=115232 (515 words)

	Plymouth Barbican
		Plymouth's premier Mexican Restaurant, open from 11.30am till late.
		Friendly atmosphere, real ale, pub food, children's licence, darts, Sky Sports, widescreen TV.
		Fresh local ingredients cooked in the kitchen of two of Plymouth's celebrity chefs.
	www.plymouthbarbican.com /restaurants.html (263 words)

	CD Baby: VIV RODD / ALAN THOMPSON: Dialogue
		More recently focusing on solo and duet performances in his own pub, The Tolcarne Inn, and recording his debut CD "Dialogue" with the West Country's finest jazz pianist Viv Rodd.
		Dolphin Dance has an inspired two minutes of four-bar exchanges between them.
		Playing without drums and bass can sometimes be a risk, but Viv and Alan turn it to their advantage by their brilliant use of the extra space and flexibility provided.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/roddthompson (1347 words)

	SLF * '96 Gigs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		This was to be Dolphin Taylor's last show as he is giving up to spend more time with his family and the band are undertaking a "huge" US tour next year.
		Jake made a brief speech near the end about Dolphin on his last gig, and then ended the night with a cut on his head caused by a flying can of Red Stripe.
		As usual, before the penultimate song, Jake introduced the band, namely Ian McCallum, Dolphin Taylor, Bruce Foxton and the man himself, the inspiration behind SLF from day one, Jake Burns.
	www.slf.com /live3.html (1634 words)

	Dudley Dolphin BSAC Scuba Club
		Dolphins is a superb high-resolution film shown on a wide screen 5 stories high, absolutely amazing.
		The film explains why dolphins sleep with one eye open, how its skin features special anti-turbulence characteristics for high speed swimming, how to tell the age of a dolphin from it’s teeth and much, much more.
		Ten of us went to Plymouth with a walk about in mind, but we got distracted by signs for the Sea Life Centre.
	www.dudleydolphin.org.uk /news/news.html (2275 words)

	Plymouth pubs and bars; pubs in Plymouth, el # beerintheevening.com
		Address: 111 New George St, Plymouth, Devon, PL1 1RQ [01752 668759]
		Address: Buckwell St, Plymouth, Devon, PL1 2DA [01752 236950]
		it's quite possible we don't yet have details of the pub you want.
	www.beerintheevening.com /pubs/results.shtml/el/Plymouth;Devon (277 words)

	Bosom Pals @ Toonarific Cartoons
		Beryl Cook’s larger-than-life women burst onto the screen in two animated specials.
		The setting is the Dolphin Pub, Plymouth second home for our seven irrepressible Bosom Pals.
		Under the watchful eye of Billy their faithful landlord they can laugh, cry, have a temper tantrum, put the world to rights, show their naughty bits and generally be outrageous.
	www.toonarific.com /show.php?show_id=7548 (58 words)

	Plymouth Restaurant Tips by johngayton - VirtualTourist.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Friendly, bright service in a modern, stylish dining room with a mix of open spaces for larger parties and intimate booths for something more romantic and a menu which has all of the "Indian" curry staples such as Byriani, Vindaloo etc., with a good range of seafood and vegetarian options makes for a curry-lovers' ideal.
		The Cap'n's is simply a takeaway burger hut with a couple of chain-link tables sitting on the harbour in the centre of the Barbican but for cheap and cheerful street food is pretty much unbeatable.
		Platters is a Plymouth institution: both the fish and chip takeaway and the next door formica-tabled restaurant.
	members.virtualtourist.com /m/9d51c/4af29/2/?o=2 (843 words)

	Marco Island Sun Times - News - Restaurant Roundup
		As you enter the Old Marco Pub and Restaurant from the hustle of Bald Eagle Drive, you go into another world, with quiet romantic music and a relaxed dining experience.
		Paradise Shrimp is conveniently located in Pelican Plaza, with a café table in front of the building and case upon case of fresh seafood items inside.
		Enjoying the view are, from left, counterclockwise, Lori, Mitzie Webb from Houston, Tony Duva from Plymouth, Mich., and Mark and little Mark peeking around.
	www.zwire.com /site/news.cfm?brd=2256&pag=460&dept_ID=506055 (3278 words)

	Dining guide for Massahusetts (Boston) and New Hampshire (Manchester)
		The people at Dolphin Seafood spend their mornings on the fish piers of Boston personally hand picking only the freshest seafood from the Atlantic Ocean.
		When the fish arrives at the restaurant each piece is hand cut to their specifications and served daily.
		Café Strega in historic Plymouth is one of the South Shore’s most romantic and beautiful restaurants.
	www.nedine.com /MenuGuideRegion.htm (4162 words)

	The Official Beryl Cook site - offering Beryl Cook's original paintings, prints, calendars, books, exclusive content, ...
		Beryl loved Plymouth, a thriving, lively seaside town full of pubs, fishermen and sailors and she and John enjoyed going to their local bars and watching flamboyant drag acts.
		Beryl would concentrate on painting in the winter months, recreating her personal views of Plymouth in vivid oils on wooden panels.
		Bernard Samuels of the Plymouth Art Centre became aware of this ‘local phenomenon’ and in 1975 he finally convinced her to have an exhibition.
	www.berylcook.org /desktopdefault_BC.aspx?tabid=287&tabindex=5 (953 words)

	Harberton Folk, South Devon, Pub Sessions
		A wealth of good folk music is on tap - free of charge - at a variety of sessions (mainly in pubs, but not all) across South Devon practically every day of the week, usually on a regular weekly or monthly basis.
		Plymouth - Regular Plymouth Folk Roots session (started 7/05)
		A Dartmoor Come-All-Ye Pub session for singers, storytellers, poets, musicians and everybody else.
	fp.jculf.plus.com /hfolk/pubsessions.htm (929 words)

	Filey Caravan / Holiday Parks Blue Dolphin Holiday Park Filey, Near Scarborough North Yorkshire UK
		Blue Dolphin is perfectly set right on the scenic coastal Cleveland Walk between Scarborough and Bridlington.
		There's a choice of eating-out venues ranging from a pub diner to a food court.
		Accommodation at the Blue Dolphin includes a choice of caravans rated 3 Star, 4 Star, Bronze, Silver, and Gold.
	www.iknow-yorkshire.co.uk /accommodation/4520-Blue_Dolphin_Holiday_Park-Filey.htm (424 words)

	Britain's Pubs - TACS
		Use your browser's back button to return to the map and explore more of Britain's ceramic pub heritage.
		Green Bricks pub, Hull - better than usual turn-of- the-century faience
		A good advert for Star Ales from Plymouth Breweries at....
	www.tilesoc.org.uk /britpubs.htm (179 words)

	Pubsulike - Earn £10 for Visiting your local!
		Please enter your and your nominated Pub or Inn's details below.
		Your details will then be linked to your nominated Pub or Inn, as soon as they join Pubsulike we will send you a crisp £10 note by recorded delivery within 48 hours of the Pub joining.
		If you wish to send a Photo of the Pub or Inn, which we will display in our listings free of charge, you may email one by clicking here.
	www.pubsulike.co.uk /promotion.asp (143 words)

	Recent Additions to the Library
		LAWRENCE, PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, The Nineteen-Twenty Year Book, Containing the By-laws of Plymouth Church; the Pastor's Annual Summary for 1919; the Roll of Members, April, 1920.
		DISTURNELL, JOHN, pub., The Western Traveler; Embracing the Canal and Railroad Routes from Albany and Troy, to Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
		CARY, SETH COOLEY, John Cary, the Plymouth Pilgrim.
	www.kshs.org /publicat/khq/1935/35_2_mcfarland.htm (6803 words)

	Whale Watching, Cape Cod - Reviews of Whale Watching - IgoUgo
		Leave late in the day and you may experience both whales and a sunset.
		Among the companies running trips are Dolphin Fleet, +1 508 349 1900; Portuguese Princess, +1 508 487 2651; and Ranger V, +1 508 487 3322.
		Whale watching cruises leave from a number of areas on the Cape, namely Provincetown and Plymouth.
	www.igougo.com /travelcontent/JournalEntryActivity.aspx?entryID=9506 (382 words)

	The Project Gutenberg eBook of The World As I Have Found It, by Mary L. Day Arms.
		After a short, sweet respite from care, we turned toward New England, the truly classic ground of America, every foot of whose "sacred soil" has been trod by pilgrim feet and hallowed by their hearts' devotion.
		Went to Plymouth, Massachusetts, and spent almost an entire day at Pilgrim Hall in researches and study of its musty and time-worn relics.
		These and all their attendants passed through my fancy as they knelt upon Plymouth Rock, and with the surging sea for a symphony, sent up their first song of praise and deliverance, and in that hour of reverie there was to me, indeed,
	www.ibiblio.org /pub/docs/books/gutenberg/1/4/9/6/14963/14963-h/14963-h.htm (13738 words)

	March 29, 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Tabloid editor delivers the scoop on Carolina Arts Once a month, Thomas J. Starland loads his Plymouth Voyager with stacks of the freshly printed tabloid newspaper Carolina Arts and treks across the Carolinas making drops at museums and art galleries.
		Although the Plymouth’s tour of duty has covered some 235,000 miles, it keeps on chugging.
		Starland is also a veteran, having logged 12 years as the Carolina Arts editor and publisher while working on copy and layout,
	www.charlestonbusiness.com /pub/2_7 (896 words)

	Berkeley Lab Currents -- August 8, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		BERKELEY, lge studio unit with wood beam ceilings and skylight, nr pub trans/ BART/ shops, walk or bike to LBL shuttle and UC, max 2 people, non-smok unit avail 9/1 or earlier, 548-9869 or ellymandel@comcast.net
		CATSITTER, temp home for 6 mo-old male cat, neutered, vaccinated, home needed for approx 6 mo, starting 8/01, will pay expenses and fee to be determined, Jordan, X4118, (805) 550-1634
		DOLPHIN TM HAND HELD SCANNER, alpha numeric keypad on front, may have been lost in front of Bldg 46 on July 16, Rich, X6015
	www.lbl.gov /LBL-Publications/Currents/Archive/Aug-08-2003.html (6469 words)

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