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| Princess Eugenie’s wedding news fails to excite | Princess Eugenie’s wedding news fails to excite |
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| Fri 26 Jan 2018 16.04 GMT | Fri 26 Jan 2018 16.04 GMT |
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| One of my most thrilling moments as a teenager in the late 1970s was the surprise of finding myself selling bread to Mark E Smith (Obituary, 26 January) in my Saturday job at Slattery’s bakery in Prestwich (not least due to the mere shock of considering that he actually ate at all). John Cooper Clarke was another occasional customer.Christine PeacockPrestwich, Manchester | One of my most thrilling moments as a teenager in the late 1970s was the surprise of finding myself selling bread to Mark E Smith (Obituary, 26 January) in my Saturday job at Slattery’s bakery in Prestwich (not least due to the mere shock of considering that he actually ate at all). John Cooper Clarke was another occasional customer.Christine PeacockPrestwich, Manchester |
| • “A peal of bells is a carillon”, writes Alan Woodley (Letters, 25 January). Does he not remember the long series of Carillon films, all based on the appeal of belles? They also contained numerous camp analogies.Les MastersBleadon, Somerset | • “A peal of bells is a carillon”, writes Alan Woodley (Letters, 25 January). Does he not remember the long series of Carillon films, all based on the appeal of belles? They also contained numerous camp analogies.Les MastersBleadon, Somerset |
| • Re Princess Eugenie’s wedding announcement (Pass notes, 24 January), in the immortal words of Brenda from Bristol, “You’re joking. Not another one!”Alex KaminskySalford | • Re Princess Eugenie’s wedding announcement (Pass notes, 24 January), in the immortal words of Brenda from Bristol, “You’re joking. Not another one!”Alex KaminskySalford |
| • My partner delights in pointing out the idiosyncrasy in my Geordie accent when saying “ma(r)ster” and “pla(r)ster”, which I think are the only north-eastern pronunciations with the long A (Letters, 25 January).Alan PearsonDurham | • My partner delights in pointing out the idiosyncrasy in my Geordie accent when saying “ma(r)ster” and “pla(r)ster”, which I think are the only north-eastern pronunciations with the long A (Letters, 25 January).Alan PearsonDurham |
| • So universal credit will only bring “marginal savings” (Report, 26 January), but don’t despair – it will cause maximum worry and ruin the lives of many people. Job done.Louise MorreyBarlow, Derbyshire | • So universal credit will only bring “marginal savings” (Report, 26 January), but don’t despair – it will cause maximum worry and ruin the lives of many people. Job done.Louise MorreyBarlow, Derbyshire |
| • Bernard Hunt (Letters, 25 January)says “investors, entrepreneurs … care as much about other values as they do about money” . The sentence should, of course, have begun with the words “A tiny minority of”. Douglas GrahamHamilton, South Lanarkshire | • Bernard Hunt (Letters, 25 January)says “investors, entrepreneurs … care as much about other values as they do about money” . The sentence should, of course, have begun with the words “A tiny minority of”. Douglas GrahamHamilton, South Lanarkshire |
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