ENDS were introduced as a safer alternative to conventional smoking
Or is that, if I may say it, a "smokescreen" for the real problem?
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We do know, however, that in 1750 a new hostelry was being erected, for in July of that year Richard Hollamby, described as a victualler, insured a building worth 100 brick, 50 timber, being the Six Bells Alehouse, unfinished, of two storeys and garrets, at Merton Bridge.1 The mid-18th century was the great period of road improvement, with turnpike trusts active all over the country and, as in Mitcham, new inns being built or old ones refurbished to entice travellers to stop awhile for refreshment, and to provide facilities for the changing or resting of horses
