10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LIVERPOLITAN»
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Liverpolitan in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Liverpolitan and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Ireland and the Irish in Interwar England
192 The Liverpolitan admitted that it wanted Liverpool to remain “an English and
a Protestant city,” while identifying Protestantism as something more like ethnicity
or caste than religion: “Our reference to English Protestants was meant not to ...
2
Irish, Catholic and Scouse: The History of the ...
47 Against the background of IRA 'terror', the Irish Immigration Investigation
Bureau, supported by the Liverpolitan, put forward what were admitted as 'drastic'
measures: the restriction of immigration from Eire by the use of identity cards, the
...
3
Citizen Soldiers: The Liverpool Territorials in the First ...
Indeed, the Liverpolitan accent had more in common with that spoken in
surrounding parts of Lancashire in 1914 than it does today.96 Some stories were
set in the county and revolved around familiar characters such as the Lancashire
farmer ...
4
Marketing Modernisms: The Architecture and Influence of ...
>72 Sharman points this error out in an article he wrote for The Liverpolitan: The
Liverpool Playgoers' Club... is not the body referred to by Mrs Grace Wyndham
Goldie in her admirable book on the Repertory Theatre. Mrs Wyndham Goldie
has ...
5
British Sport: Local histories
Aintree The Grand National Steeplechase 1851 Famous Sporting Prints: The
Grand National (London: The Studio, 1927), 22pp. 1852 'Liverpool Races: A
Statistical Guide to the World's Greatest Steeplechase', Liverpolitan, 8, 3 (March
1939), ...
Richard William Cox,
2003
6
British Sport - A Bibliography to 2000: Volume 2: Local ...
Aintree The Grand National Steeplechase 1851 Famous Sporting Prints: The
Grand National (London: The Studio, 1927), 22pp. 1852 'Liverpool Races: A
Statistical Guide to the World's Greatest Steeplechase', Liverpolitan, 8, 3 (March
1939), ...
Director of the Walker Art Gallery«, Liverpolitan, Vol. 3, No. 7, July 1934, p. 27. 39
F. Lambert,. aA. newWalker Art Gallery«, Liverpool ... 33, No. 7, 1933: 248. ¦¦,.
aThe. Director of the Walker Art Gallery«, Liverpolitan, Vol. 3, No. 7, July 1934 ...
8
Scouse: A Social and Cultural History
Another example is the set of words used to denote the inhabitants ofthe city,
ofwhichthe most straightforward are 'Liverpolitan' and 'Liverpudlian', though there
were other possibilities at earlier points inhistory. For example the highly ...
9
Scouse: A Social and Cultural History
Shaw's concern with 'good Scouse' led him to demarcate two types of inhabitant
of the city of Liverpool: the Liverpolitan and the Liverpudlian (or 'P01' and 'Pud') (
Shaw 1958b: 13). The 'P015' were identified with 'posh or snotty types living in ...
10
Faith, Fraternity and Fighting: The Orange Order and Irish ...
The bible classes of Pastor George Wise, one of the city's most militant Protestant
demagogues - who dominated municipal political and religious life in the city in
the 189os and 19oos - attracted over 1,5oo stalwart Liverpolitan Protestants.87 ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LIVERPOLITAN»
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Liverpolitan is used in the context of the following news items.
Tell us what makes you proud to be a Scouser
What is it that makes you proud to be a Scouser (or, if you prefer, Liverpudlian or Liverpolitan) and to live and work in this city? The ECHO will ... «Liverpool Echo, Sep 12»
Fifth Liverpolitan Tweed Run
NATURALLY, it will be pouring with rain and there will be a howling wind but the Fifth Liverpolitan Tweed Run is to take place on Sunday 15th ... «Liverpool Confidential, Jul 12»
Scousers, plastic Scousers and woolybacks – here are the views of …
TO me it's straightforward – if your birth certificate says Place of Birth: Liverpool you're a Scouser/Liverpudlian/ Liverpolitan etc. A woolyback is ... «Liverpool Echo, Aug 11»