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       #Post#: 60759--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What's in a name ?
   DIR By: TheThingFromLewes
       Date: February 28, 2023, 11:46 am
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       --- Quote from: Whistleblower link ---
       >
       > [quote author=John Treleven link=topic=4622.msg60750#msg60750
       date=1677592613]
       > Up and coming double barrelled officials frfom the F.A. Youth
       Cup this season
       >
       > R1 Dover Athletic v Langley - Ryan Chantrill-Smith AR2
       > R2 Bristol Rovers v Leyton Orient - Alexander Begbie-Dilks AR2
       > R3 A.F.C. Bournemouth v Liverpool - Alex Rush-Fear AR2
       > R3 Bristol City v Fleetwood Town - Alexander Begbie-Dilks AR1
       > R3 Crewe Alexandra v Cardiff City - Justice Abaka-Jacobs AR1
       > R3 Rochdale v Fulham - James Birch-Ford FO
       > R4 Sunderland v Fulham - Zac Kennard-Kettle FO
       >
       > Referee called Justice!
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       If this person ( I am presuming male ) is a lawyer and gets
       elevated to the High Court Bench then he would be Mr Justice
       Justice Abaka-Jacobs and he would be able to say, I am so good
       they named me twice !
       [/quote]
       Mrs Whistleblower must love your humorous comments on a whole
       variety of subject matters! :-)
       #Post#: 60760--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What's in a name ?
   DIR By: Whistleblower
       Date: February 28, 2023, 11:48 am
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       --- Quote from: TheThingFromLewes link ---
       >
       > [quote author=Whistleblower link=topic=4622.msg60757#msg60757
       date=1677601208]
       > [quote author=John Treleven link=topic=4622.msg60750#msg60750
       date=1677592613]
       > Up and coming double barrelled officials frfom the F.A. Youth
       Cup this season
       >
       > R1 Dover Athletic v Langley - Ryan Chantrill-Smith AR2
       > R2 Bristol Rovers v Leyton Orient - Alexander Begbie-Dilks AR2
       > R3 A.F.C. Bournemouth v Liverpool - Alex Rush-Fear AR2
       > R3 Bristol City v Fleetwood Town - Alexander Begbie-Dilks AR1
       > R3 Crewe Alexandra v Cardiff City - Justice Abaka-Jacobs AR1
       > R3 Rochdale v Fulham - James Birch-Ford FO
       > R4 Sunderland v Fulham - Zac Kennard-Kettle FO
       >
       > Referee called Justice!
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       If this person ( I am presuming male ) is a lawyer and gets
       elevated to the High Court Bench then he would be Mr Justice
       Justice Abaka-Jacobs and he would be able to say, I am so good
       they named me twice !
       [/quote]
       Mrs Whistleblower must love your humorous comments on a whole
       variety of subject matters! :-)
       [/quote]
       Tolerates perhaps, more than "love"
       #Post#: 60761--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What's in a name ?
   DIR By: John Treleven
       Date: February 28, 2023, 12:17 pm
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       A.F.C. Bournemouth v Liverpool - Alex Rush-Fear
       probably should have been Everton  (Fear of Rush)
       Rochdale v Fulham - James Birch-Ford
       almost Basil Fawlty but I think it was his Austin he gave a damn
       good thrashing, and no idea if it was a birch
       #Post#: 60765--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What's in a name ?
   DIR By: Whistleblower
       Date: February 28, 2023, 12:49 pm
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       The Bishop of London in the 1950s, himself double barrelled, was
       Henry Montgomery Campbell who was known for his deadpan and
       somewhat mordant wit. Once he was interviewing a young curate in
       his study at Fulham Palace and said " take a chair Clinton "
       only for the curate to reply " actually my Lord, it's
       Fiennes-Clinton "  to which the Bishop responded  " well, take
       two chairs then ".
       #Post#: 60769--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What's in a name ?
   DIR By: TVOS
       Date: February 28, 2023, 2:22 pm
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       Adam Gale-Watts
       #Post#: 60785--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What's in a name ?
   DIR By: Bakis
       Date: March 1, 2023, 7:08 am
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       --- Quote from: Whistleblower link ---
       >
       > The Bishop of London in the 1950s, himself double barrelled,
       was Henry Montgomery Campbell who was known for his deadpan and
       somewhat mordant wit. Once he was interviewing a young curate in
       his study at Fulham Palace and said " take a chair Clinton "
       only for the curate to reply " actually my Lord, it's
       Fiennes-Clinton "  to which the Bishop responded  " well, take
       two chairs then ".
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Another example was at his enthronement in St Paul's. When
       various aged canons tottered up to pay their respects he
       muttered 'Behold, the See giveth up her dead'.
       #Post#: 60788--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What's in a name ?
   DIR By: Whistleblower
       Date: March 1, 2023, 9:48 am
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       --- Quote from: Bakis link ---
       >
       > [quote author=Whistleblower link=topic=4622.msg60765#msg60765
       date=1677610197]
       > The Bishop of London in the 1950s, himself double barrelled,
       was Henry Montgomery Campbell who was known for his deadpan and
       somewhat mordant wit. Once he was interviewing a young curate in
       his study at Fulham Palace and said " take a chair Clinton "
       only for the curate to reply " actually my Lord, it's
       Fiennes-Clinton "  to which the Bishop responded  " well, take
       two chairs then ".
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Another example was at his enthronement in St Paul's. When
       various aged canons tottered up to pay their respects he
       muttered 'Behold, the See giveth up her dead'.
       [/quote]
       When he arrived at St Paul's, by custom the great West Doors
       were closed for him to strike them three times with his crozier
       to gain admittance. Being so enormous the Doors took a long
       while to open. The Bishop turned to his Chaplain and said " I
       think we've come to the wrong place "
       My favourite Montgomery Campbell story is that he once spoke
       about two of his predecessors like this " one went out of his
       mind; the other had no mind to go out of "
       Once a friend asked him whether he would come an open a village
       fete " because you are such a wit " The Bishop declined the
       invitation and suggested that instead he ask a couple of other
       bishops do to it together because " they're half wits "
       #Post#: 60792--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What's in a name ?
   DIR By: nemesis
       Date: March 1, 2023, 3:27 pm
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       --- Quote from: John Treleven link ---
       >
       > There are also more double barrelled names now as the numbers
       of marriages decline
       > and both parents are effectively named on the birth
       certificates by the double barrelling
       >
       > Carl Fitch-Jackson
       > Paul Lister-Flynn
       > Tom Reeves-Leck
       >
       > are current officials
       > although Tom does not use the latter half
       > and Paul has only recently added his
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       The double-barrelling of the first one named above has nothing
       to do with his parents (not strictly true, it's half to do with
       his parents!)
       (wasn't sure if double barrelling should have a hyphen or not  -
       it seemed appropriate)
       #Post#: 60795--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What's in a name ?
   DIR By: Whistleblower
       Date: March 1, 2023, 3:31 pm
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       Some people when they marry or contract a civil partnership
       decide to double up their names to a joint surname.
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