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Pobble ("People; Community; Folk") is a Manx
language advocacy group and
charity that
works to
promote the Manx
language as "a
community ****et" on the...
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Individual beaches that make up this bay have
their own names,
including Pobbles Bay to the east of the
Three Cliffs, and Tor Bay to the west. The beaches...
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runcible cat in "The
Pobble Who Has No Toes" and
simply suggested that "runcible
objects (spoons or cats)
exist no more than
pobbles or feline-hiboutic...
- Woods,
Forests and Land Revenues. The
largest Crown estate in the 1820s was
Pobble O'Keefe in
Sliabh Luachra at 5,000
acres (2,000 ha). In 1828 the
lease expired...
- 2023. In August, the
label released the
album Another Pobbles Christmas under the name
Pobbles, a
project which largely involved Cook with
visual art...
- part of the Cooish, a
festival which promotes the Manx language, and by
Pobble, a Manx
language advocacy organisation and charity. Sorcha,
Pollak (25 September...
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Rotherslade Langland Bay
Caswell Bay
Brandy Cove
Pwlldu Bay
Hunts Bay
Pobbles Bay
Three Cliffs Bay Tor Bay
Oxwich Bay
Slade Bay
Horton Beach Port Eynon...
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English poet
Edward Lear. Lear's cat Foss is mentioned, and his
poems "The
Pobble Who Has No Toes" and "Uncle Arly" are referenced. "Somewhere in England...
- FitzGerald, 13th Earl of
Desmond Donogh O'Brien of Carrigogunnell, Lord of
Pobble More O'Brien
Gerald FitzGerald, 14th Earl of
Desmond Sir
Maolrony McShane...
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Adventure Sooty and his
Shooter Charles Grigg 1951 1952
Prose Willie Willikin's
Pobble Paddy Brennan 1952 1952
Humour Adventure Hurray for the Rip-Roaring Robinsons...
