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45 UK Pubs Called Bird In Hand


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The Bird In Hand
Biggleswade (Lower Stondon)
The Bird in Hand
Bridgwater
The Bird In Hand
Bristol (Saltford)
The Bird In Hand
Bristol (Long Ashton)
The Bird in Hand
Bromley
The Bird In Hand
Bury St Edmunds (Beck Row)
The Bird In Hand
Chelmsford
The Bird In Hand
Chester (Guilden Sutton)
The Bird In Hand
Colchester (Earls Colne)
The Bird In Hand
Coventry
The Bird in Hand
Dartford
The Bird in Hand
Dunstable
The Bird In Hand
Eccles
The Bird In Hand
Garforth
The Bird In Hand
Halstead
The Bird in Hand
Hayle
The Bird In Hand
High Wycombe
The Bird In Hand
Hitchin (Gosmore)
The Bird In Hand
Knutsford (Mobberley)
The Bird in Hand
London N
The Bird In Hand
London SE
The Bird In Hand
London W
The Bird iTh Hand
Manchester (Urmston)
The Bird in Hand
Norwich (Wrenningham)
The Bird in Hand
Princes Risborough
The Higher Bird In The Hand (Top Bird)
Rochdale (Newhey)
The Lower Bird In Hand (Bottom Bird)
Rochdale (Newhey)
The Bird In Hand
Shrewsbury
The Bird Ith Hand
St Helens (West Park)
The Bird in Hand
Stockport (Hazel Grove)
The Bird In Hand
Stoke on Trent (Cheadle)
The Bird In Hand
Stourbridge
The Bird In Hand
Swadlincote (Measham)
The Bird In Hand
Swansea (Fforest)
The Bird In Hand
Taunton (North Curry)
The Bird In Hand
Taunton (Bishops Lydeard)
The Bird In Hand
Telford (Ironbridge)
The Bird In Hand
Templecombe (Henstridge)
The Bird in Hand
Waterlooville (Lovedean)
The Bird Ith Hand
Wigan
The Bird in Hand Inn
Wigton
The Bird in Hand
Woking (Mayford)
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Origins of "Bird In Hand" as a Pub Name

A reference to the bird sitting on the gauntleted hand in falconry.

Sign for the Bird in Hand, Henstridge - geograph.org.uk - 702754


A bear walks into a bar and says "Can I have ........ ........ .......... a beer please?". "Why the big pause?" asks the barman. "I was born with them" says the bear.



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This means that "The Old Crown", "The Crown Inn" and "Ye Olde Crown Taverne" are known canonically as, simply, "Crown".

We've also dropped the "The", standarised with "and" instead of "&" and in some cases simplified pluralisation.

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