| In 1612, the English began intentional settlement of Bermuda with the arrival of the ship Plough. |
| Not infrequently, vehicles are backed up beyond Arthur Road in Durnsford, Leopold in Gap, and Blackshaw in Plough. |
| He also had a hand in assisting Firbeck in the invention of the Rotherham Plough. |
| The first Monday after the twelve days of Christmas is Plough Monday, a day when ploughmen traditionally blackened their faces and wore white shirts. |
| And he put the sweetener to his lips and whistled the Plough up to him. |
| A proposed car boot sale in Plough Lane would bring weekend traffic to a standstill, Wandsworth councillors have been warned. |
