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17 UK Pubs Called Last Orders


The Last Orders
Barnsley (Wombwell)
The Last Orders Inn
Barrow in Furness
The Last Orders
Bolton
The Last Orders
Glossop
The Last Orders
Hyde
The Last Orders
Keighley
The Last Orders
Macclesfield
The Last Orders
Middlesbrough
The Last Orders Inn
Oldham
The Last Orders
Pontefract (Featherstone)
The Last Orders
Rhyl
The Last Orders
South Shields
The Last Orders
St Helens
The Last Orders
Stoke on Trent (Longton)
The Last Orders
Wallsend
The Last Orders
Wigan (Hindley)
The Last Orders (Kitt Green Tavern)
Wigan

A nose walks into a bar. The landlord says "sorry, but I cannot serve you. You're off your face!"



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