Meanings of ale house in English

We see suspended on the opposite slope, the humble ale house, resting

They entered the ale house, and called for bread, cheese, and beer.

That ale house of his is the resort of all the idle fellows about.

Casual light jacket: worth packing for downtime on business trips, like the local ale house.

They went in together to the little ale house, and vigorously attacked the rough fare set before them.

Nor could he bear to mingle with all the loud-mouthed veterans you found in every tavern and ale house.

His is the mill where they grind their corn, the ale house where they drink pays rent to him.

Therefore, the less of that the better; only I thought, 'what a difference from the goodly psalms of the ale house!'

Interest, curiosity or, like some of the old Jacks by the ale house, hoping to catch his eye for the price of a drink.

Contenting himself, therefore, with another muttered, "I will be even with you some day," he strolled home to his father's ale house.

Determined to leave nothing untried, I groped, rather than found, my way to the village ale house, and succeeded at last in rousing the landlord.

They're all in town at the ale houses and won't be back before dawn.

There were some ale houses, probably part of certain dwellings.

Speights Ale House is really centrally located in Invercargill.

He did not close the taverns or ale houses.

Taverns, inns, and ale houses he shall not haunt.