‘ ‘ S H E I L A ’ ’ The Paviour’s Arms, Page Street, Westminster, S.W.1 Around Westminster are many inviting taverns and public- houses where the tired business man~and perhaps even an occasional Parliamentarian”can find solace and congenial sur- roundings in which to refresh and fortify the inner man. It was …
SALLY ANN, The Nags Head, Kinnerton Street, S.W.1 SOMETIMES, nothing seems right. You know how it is? A “short” seems inadequate, perhaps; the house is too large for your present mood, though very attractive normally; and perhaps there are too many people about tonight? There is no analysing such a mood, and the fault …
“PADDY” AND “SPOT” The Moore Arms, Gadogan Street, S.W.1 (This Limited Edition Original Book Plate May still be for sale ) see If rumour can be relied on, it was within the precincts of The Moore Arms that the royal pint was occasionally imbibed by King Edward the Peacemaker. Certainly, it was by such small …
JASPER AND BRANDY, The Chequers, Duke Street, St. James, S.W.1 DUKE STREET is full of charm and historical interest. Hugh Walpole has described in his Wintersmoon the atmosphere of this part of London so beautifully, that I must quote: There is an hour in St. James’ and the summer when the guardian saint …
Bruno – Alsatian The King’s Arms, Sloane Square, S.W.1 To the dictionary, the word “busker” indicates a wandering actor. There is, therefore, no alternative but to call our one-year old Alsatian, “Bruno the Busker”. – (This Limited Edition Original Book Plate/Lithograph, May still be for sale ) see …
