bawdy house

He had just seen a man come out of the bawdy house.

"All I need is a long vacation in a bawdy house."

Until a year ago, it had been the best-known bawdy house in the city.

Running a bawdy house of whatever kind is an equal crime against the law.

Hell's bells, die whole bawdy house would have been no problem.

She was arrested for running a bawdy house and pleaded guilty.

Liquor was legal in Canada, while bawdy houses were not.

So I think he went down to the stews and bawdy houses along the river.

The same thing had happened during the riots against the Strand bawdy houses in 1749.

"You are wanted in Kenya for operating a bawdy house.

The penalties were increased in 1874, and bawdy houses regulated from 1886.

"Stands out like a bawdy house madam in Sunday school.

Jack Service went into a bawdy house thinking it was still a girls' boarding school."

In 1947, it became an offence to transport a woman to a bawdy house.

Ma Thomas may have run a bawdy house, but it was nevertheless an efficient one.

Old case files furnished him with evidence used against prostitutes and bawdy houses.

It was in a bawdy house called the Red Starr."

In the past three years many other cities have redirected their old "bawdy house" laws to fight drugs.

There was no way he was going to a bawdy house tonight, or any night in the foreseeable future.

Only the bawdy houses and taverns are open; all the rest of the little colonial city is quiet.

What was she doing here in the middle of what was obviously a bawdy house?

A bawdy house in partnership with a well-known madam.

The Gabe family lived directly across the street from the bawdy house.

In addition, the owners of the bathhouse and a third staff member were later charged with keeping a common bawdy house.

The place was just big enough to have a good population of gambling joints, bawdy houses and drunk-rollers.