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Alan Gilmartin 23-05-2005 07:46

Alice Nutter
 
Can any body tell me who Alice Nutter is I heard the very tail end of an interview she sounded like East Lancs, In some band Ive never heard of.

yerself 23-05-2005 07:56

Re: Alice Nutter
 
Alice Nutter was one of the Pendle Witches and was hanged at Lancaster in 1612.

Alan Gilmartin 23-05-2005 08:03

Re: Alice Nutter
 
No seriously, I think it was a band, starting with Chumba--- something.

yerself 23-05-2005 08:04

Re: Alice Nutter
 
The latter-day Alice Nutter was/is a member of the band Chumbawamba who gained their 15 minutes of fame when a band member threw a jug of water over John Prescott.

Alan Gilmartin 23-05-2005 08:14

Re: Alice Nutter
 
Political eh, where are they from?.

yerself 23-05-2005 08:25

Re: Alice Nutter
 
I think one of the band members "Danbert Nobacon" is a native of Burnley.

grannyclaret 23-05-2005 12:30

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digsyboy on burnley web is into chumba wumba,,i think they are from burnley and district..theres one chap called eggbutnobacon i think ,i know they have been on in blackpools winter gardens..

staggeringman 25-05-2005 00:19

Re: Alice Nutter
 
if you want to read about the alice nutter get the book mist over pendle.....top read because you can relate to all the places they tell you about in the book ,thats if you are from around these parts and had a drive out into the surrounding countryside. you must be from around this areathere are a lot of gilmartins around accrington?



chumbawumba sang......I GOT KNOCKED DOWN,I GOT UP AGAIN THEY WILL NEVER LEAVE ME AROUND, I SAID I GOT KNOCKED DOWN.....your better off reading the book!

mez 25-05-2005 16:04

Re: Alice Nutter
 
thats a brilliant book to read i must have read it 3 times at least .

staggeringman 25-05-2005 16:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mez
thats a brilliant book to read i must have read it 3 times at least .

top book mez if you can get your tongue around the dielect.

Less 25-05-2005 18:57

Re: Alice Nutter
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by staggeringman
top book mez if you can get your tongue around the dielect.

I've also read it waaay back in the seventies and have been drawn back to reading it many times since, however I also read a book called Lancashire witches which I have always suspected is where the author of mist over pendle got most of his plot from, a very deep book but worth the effort of proceeding with if you want more info', (and can find a copy, it was first printed sometime in the late 19th century).

Alan Gilmartin 26-05-2005 23:34

Re: Alice Nutter
 
Read Mist Over Pendle, in 70s, read it 3or 4 times since. a great read, especialy if you know all the areas in the book. By the way, was Born & bred, made in Downham, Looks like it, I was beast man, for a mate of mine, at the church there in 70s. the Ashetton Arms, accross the road. Many a pint in there. Went out with a girl from Downham, who had a four year old son from Bobby Elliot,of the Hollies, Be in his 30s now. Bit of trivia.

cashman 27-05-2005 01:12

Re: Alice Nutter
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin
Read Mist Over Pendle, in 70s, read it 3or 4 times since. a great read, especialy if you know all the areas in the book. By the way, was Born & bred, made in Downham, Looks like it, I was beast man, for a mate of mine, at the church there in 70s. the Ashetton Arms, accross the road. Many a pint in there. Went out with a girl from Downham, who had a four year old son from Bobby Elliot,of the Hollies, Be in his 30s now. Bit of trivia.

bobby elliot worked at bank hall pit burnley but before i did,bit more trivia.

yerself 27-05-2005 14:54

Re: Alice Nutter
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin
I was beast man

So that's why you cleared off to Tasmania. :D

You're right about Downham and Born and Bred.

Alan Gilmartin 27-05-2005 23:30

Re: Alice Nutter
 
There are quite a few from Lanncs, living here, they came over when the textile industry was thriving, in the 50s & 60s, alas just this week Tasmanias last large weaving mill has gone into receivership, it will close if they cannot find a buyer. So a 150 people will be out of a job, which is quite a lot being that the population of Tassie is only, 495, 000.


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