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Boy Mum Mouse Don Snooks Trader Girl Woman With Huge Feer/ FatAnie
Mother/Kate Arms Daughter/Sticky Nicky Transvestite/Flypitcher/ Paintings Man/
Bailiff Gypsy/Flypitcher/ Market Sweep/Knicker Woman Spanish Girl/Market Brass
/ ...
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Only Fools and Horses: The Story of Britain's Favourite Comedy
2 The flypitcher seemed like the most audacious natural performer:either working
with one or two Jimmy Jamesstyle sidekicks, or,more bravely, on hisown, this
figurewent out into the street each morning readyto take ontheworld, nomatter
how ...
Flypitcher. others: Michael Camp; FlypitcherA'espasian: Miek Darnell; Flypitcher/
Knicker Man: Michael Taibi. According to history books, "Spring Awakening"
created a bona fide scandal in its day. That day, however, was 115 years ago,
when ...
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Chambers concise dictionary
flypitcher n. flyposting >n the putting up of advertising or political posters, etc
illegally, f lysheet > n 1 a protective outer sheet for a tent which is fitted over the
main body. 2 a single-sheet leaflet, f lyspray > n a liquid poisonous to flies,
sprayed ...
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Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
... where a crowd sometimes including royalty is gathered for an event like a
festival or fete. flypitch o noun, colloq a market stall for which the operator does
not have a licence. flypitcher o noun, colloq the operator of an unlicensed market
stall.
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Encyclopedia of Television 4 Vol Set
The program began asanidea by writer JohnSullivan, who constructed the first
scripts under thetitle Readies and finally persuaded the BBC to risk making a
whole series based on the dubious dealings of a personable cockney “flypitcher,”
who ...
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Rejoice! Rejoice!: Britain in the 1980s
... apprentice flypitcher', but never quitegets roundto doing anything about ituntil
hiswifepushes him. Butthe ultimate examplewas Hywel Bennett's portrayal ofthe
eponymous hero inthe ITVsitcom Shelley (1979), which was created by Peter ...
This boy has everything to learn. A spectacular, savage, gorgeous yarn which brings a market jungle to the vast Olivier stage; a tale about the time Mrs Thatcher said we should embrace the marketplace; a story about losing your innocence.
