BLACK ROD (n.f.) The usher belonging to the order of the garter, unsurprisingly so-called from the black rod he carries in his hand.
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RAYMOND REVUEBAR (n.) A bawdy-house where traffick is made by wickedness and debauchery.
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OPERA HOUSE (n.) Musick venue populated by women of negotiable affection much favour’d by His Majesty.
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Occasionally on CabbieBlog, we post about London cab conversions, among those featured have been a pirate ship, an ice cream vendor and a coffee barista. Today we feature one of the most innovative – the Great British Fudge Company who have used their converted cab for several different uses, from street food to festivals. scene. It is a great little set-up for something a bit different which also includes a Queen’s – or should that be now? – King’s guard. They also tour the country in a shiny red converted London double-decker bus.
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