Blacksmith's

Tony Jones, landlord of The Blacksmith's Arms, the sole pub in the tiny Lincolnshire community of Skendleby, has converted part of the premises into a general store.

Hoist One Last Glass 2008

There is a Furnishing Guild, a Clothiers Guild, and an Agricultural Guild already in existence; while news reaches us of a Dairy Guild, a Blacksmith's and Farrier's Guild, a Fruit Grower's Guild, a Packing Case Guild and a Commercial Vehicle Maker's Guild that are in process of formation.

Medieval and National Guilds 2007

Written at the height of the Cold War as a message of friends and solidarity from the Blacksmith's Trade Union in Leith in

Gillie Mor 1997

"James and I were having a drink over at the Blacksmith's Arms and we thought we'd just check on your heifer."

Every living thing Herriot, James 1992

In the Blacksmith's Arms my partner took a thoughtful pull at his glass.

Every living thing Herriot, James 1992

Figure 13 Blacksmith's anvil 1 anvil with slip-on striking base, 2 double face sledge, 3 flanging and hardy iron

2. Selected Tools, Appliances and Machines B. Zierenberg 1990

"Blacksmith's nothing compared to the muscles we get poling the river."

Prentice Alvin Card, Orson Scott 1989

Attachment 13-B, "How to Build a Blacksmith's Blower"

Chapter 10 1982

On Longfellow's seventy-second birthday the children of Cambridge presented him with a chair made from the wood of the "Village Blacksmith's" chestnut tree.

Elson Grammar School Literature v4 William H. Elson

I remember within these walls seeing two gentlemen who evidently, from their remarks, were very good judges of horses, looking with the greatest admiration upon the well-known picture of Landseer, "The Horseshoeing at the Blacksmith's;" and after they had looked at it for some time one was approaching nearer, when the other in an agony of enthusiasm said: "For heaven's sake, don't go too near, he will kick you."

Modern Eloquence: Vol III, After-Dinner Speeches P-Z Various