"Mr. Justice Atkinson thought that One reason why people in the South did not understand Lancashire better was the language difficulty. Once when he was going to his constiquency in Lancashire a man entered the train who said he was going te Manchester to be married next day He produced a wedding ring, Mr. Justice Atkinson, and I remarked 'Eighteen carat?' to which he replied, 'I'm chewing gum. What the hell as it got to do with you? (Loud laughter.)
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