- The
Shambles is a
historic street in York, England,
featuring preserved medieval buildings, some
dating back as far as the 14th century. The
street is...
- up
shambles in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Shambles is an
obsolete term for an open-air
slaughterhouse and meat market.
Shambles or The
Shambles may...
- ENDS IN '
SHAMBLES'". NME. 19
December 2004.
Archived from the
original on 30
December 2004.
Retrieved 24 July 2007. "LONDON GIG ENDS IN '
SHAMBLES'". NME...
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Shambles Square is a
square in Manchester, England. It was
created in 1999, when The Old
Wellington Inn and Sinclair's
Oyster Bar were
rebuilt there, having...
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Little Shambles is an
historic building in the
English city of York,
North Yorkshire. A
Grade II
listed building, it
adjoins the rear of 41–42
Shambles and...
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prefix omni-,
meaning "all", and the word
shambles, a term for a
situation of
total disorder.
Originally a "
shambles"
denoted the
designated stock-felling...
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Little Shambles is a
short historic street in the city
centre of the city of York, England. The
street dates back to
medieval times and
forms a
small branch...
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Shambles (French:
Maudite poutine) is a
Canadian drama film from Quebec.
Directed by Karl Lemieux, the film
premiered at the 2016
Venice Film Festival...
- three-storey
timber framed building on The
Shambles. The
upper storeys are
jettied on both the
Shambles and
Little Shambles fronts. The
ground floor was later...
- 37–38 The
Shambles is an
historic pair of
buildings in York, England.
Grade II*
listed buildings,
parts of the
structures date to the late 15th century...
