-
reference to the
large number of eels in the Mersey. The
adjective "
Liverpudlian" was
first recorded in 1833.
Although the Old
English origin of the name...
- of
people with the
Liverpool accent because of the
large numbers of
Liverpudlians moving in
during the 1950s.
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- but ten had been
captured by
February 2020. British, and
especially Liverpudlian, drug
traffickers have been
operating in the
Netherlands since as early...
-
brief tour of
Scotland as the
backing group for pop
singer and
fellow Liverpudlian Johnny Gentle. By
early July, they had
refashioned themselves as the...
-
Kanso Yoshida (1895–1973,
known to his
friends as
Paddy Murphy) was a ****anese-born
British seaman who was
related to ****anese
Emperor Hirohito by marriage...
- Do You Do It?" is a song,
written by
Mitch Murray. It was
recorded by
Liverpudlian band
Gerry and the Pacemakers, and
became their debut single. This reached...
- 1730s, the
Black community of
Liverpool is Britain's oldest, with some
Liverpudlians being able to
trace their black heritage for as many as ten generations...
-
stood out to
American and
British audiences alike, as did the Beatles'
Liverpudlian accents. Zulu was
followed by two of Caine's best-known roles: the rough-edged...
- "Thank U Very Much" is a song by
Liverpudlian comedy trio the Scaffold,
released as a
single in
November 1967. It
became their first hit,
entering the...
- Lee Nelson, but also
performs as
other comedy characters, such as a
Liverpudlian footballer called Jason Bent.
Performing solo stand-up
since 2004, he...
