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Parnassos OrosMount Parnassus, near Delphi, is where Apollo and the Muses hang out : the other peak is sacred to Bacchus, hence the association of poets with wine and ale. Date: 1850
Barmaid Grins & Bears ItAn insincere barmaid laughs at a customers bad joke as she serves him a frothy tankard of ale! Date: 1967
Advert for Rosss Belfast Dry Ginger AleAdvertisement for Rosss Belfast Dry Ginger Ale made from the famous Ross Artesian Well Water and by the company W A Ross & Sons, Ltd
The Tatler Summer Number front cover 1951Front cover of The Tatler Summer Number 1951 showing the Tatler mascot in his 18th century frock coat and tricorn hat enjoying a tankard of refreshing ale served to him by a typical serving wench
Cornelius Caton with his ale at the White Lion, Richmond, where he was the landlord. Date: circa 1780
Mother Hubbard / ChairShe went to the ale-house To get him some beer But when she came back The dog sat in a chair Date: 1890s
Ale at public houseA gamekeeper, fresh from a shoot stops off at The Sportsmans Rest to be served a jug of ale with a loaf of bread
New Years gift / Ally SloperAlly Sloper celebrates new year nursing his new born son whilst his exhausted wife sit up in bed recovering with a bottle of Ale and a sandwich
Worthington Crosswords advertisementAn advertisement for Worthington Ales at the time of the craze for crosswords showing an engrossed crossword puzzler bumping into people and causing chaos in his wake as he walks along
A road sweeperA rather ragged dustman or road sweeper with his sweeping brushes and shovel, cart and empty bottle of ale! Photograph by Ralph Ponsonby Watts
Lear / Nonsense / Man & OwlThere was an Old Man with a owl, who continued to bother and howl; He sat on a rail, and imbibed bitter ale, which refreshed that Old Man and his owl
Rosss ginger aleAdvertisement for Rosss Belfast Dry Ginger Ale from 1913
THE CROSS HANDS PUBThe Cross Hands inn sign, near Gloucester, England. This amusing pictorial inn sign shows two hands crossed, holding foaming tankards of ale!
Social / Liverpool PubA man in cloth cap outside a pub in Liverpool
Four Ale HousesFour country ale-houses
Bierkeller Waitress 1901Waitress in a German bierkeller brings tankards of foaming ale to her customers
Mummers, WorcestershireWorcestershire Mummers caper outside an inn door, while the hostess brings out a jug of ale for them
Lobster, Oysters & AleA plate of oysters and a lobster, accompanied by a glass of pale ale
Advert for Youngers AleYOUNGERs SCOTCH ALE Scotch - wi a head on it
Advert / Ginger Ale / PunchRosss Ginger Ale
Quack Doctor / 1866Travelling quack doctor in an ale house
Pipe, Pint of Beer, CaneA pint of foaming ale, a pipe, cane, hat and gloves; items befitting the country gentleman of leisure. The Old Albion Inn, Newquay is seen in the background
Last of the PictsA legend from Galloway tells how the last Pict refuses to divulge to the conquering Scots the secret of how to make heather-ale. The secret is lost
Beer ConnoisseurAn appreciative beer drinker studies the colour and aspect of his ale
Two Men Drinking 1935Two rural types sup real ale from pint jugs beside a open fire, surrounded by the epherema and decor typical of a classic country pub, at the Old Plough in Speen, Bucks
Evans Supper-Rooms1 o clock a.m at Evans Supper-Rooms: copious quantities of chops, kidneys, sausages and ale have been quaffed by these gentlemen while they listen to the acts
The Vardens at BreakfastSimon Tappertit (left) joins Gabriel and Dolly Varden at the breakfast table