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: Sir Sam Hughes (1914-1918); Inspection of Canadian Troops by Sir Samuel Hughes.

: First Lion To Fly Tinted (1925); Miss A. Hughes brings her pet lion cub home by aeroplane. Orange...

: The Well Dressed Man (1943); Mr Hugh Dalton proposes less conservative dress sense as more suitable for...

: Fast Work (1941); Badminton match between champions Ken Davidson and Hughie Forgie.

: Cigarettes On Sale (1947); Crowds clamour to buy cheap cigarettes on sale in pub.

: Budget Speech (1947); Hugh Dalton, Chancellor of the Exchequer makes his budget speech.

: Cambridge Crew (1935); C/U shots of this years Cambridge University boat race crew.

: Duke & Duchess Of Devonshire At Opening Of Canadian Hospital At Buxton AKA D & D... (1914-1918); Opening...

: General Hughes Reviews Canadians AKA Samual / Samuel Hughes (1916); General Sir Samuel Hughes...

: Eton's New Provost (1936); Lord Hugh Cecil is installed as the new provost at Eton school in Berkshire.

: Admiral Somerville On Destroyer - March 1941 (1941); Admiral Somerville attends naval manoeuvres.

: Blessing From The Budget (1945); Mr Hugh Dalton announces a shilling off the Income Tax.

: Science In Hats (1945); New plastic hats made by famous West End milliner Hugh Beresford.

: Dalton Speech About Budget (1945); Chancellor of Exchequer gives budget speech after 1945 election.

: Chancellors Budget Speech (1945); The Chancellor of the Exchequer Hugh Dalton gives budget speech.

: Hugh Dalton Budget 1946 (1946); Hugh Dalton, Chancellor of Exchequer, gives speech about 1946 budget.

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: Mr Dalton's Last Budget (1947); Chancellor of the Exchequer, Hugh Dalton speaks about his budget plans.

: Speech By Hugh Gaitskell (1948); Fuel Minister Hugh Gaitskell defends withdrawal of basic petrol...

: Herr Willy Brandt In London (1959); Anti-Nazi German mayor arrives in London to discuss foreign...

: Hovercraft Of Near Future (1961); Experimental hovercraft point the way to the transport of the future.

: Doncaster Air-Port AKA Doncaster Airport (1934); Lord Lonsdale opens a new airport at Doncaster.

: The Peer And The Hawker (1911); Lord Lonsdale presents a donkey cart to an elderly man.

: Grasmere Sports Held Again (1919); Lord Lonsdale watches competitors as the Grasmere Sports are...

: Wedding Of Mr Hughes (1920-1930); The wedding of a Mr Hughes takes place at St John's Wood, London.

: Australian Naval Aircraft (1921); Mrs Hughes launches the Australian naval aircraft number 1 at Hamble,...

: New Thames Port (1928); Lord Queenborough opens the Port of Queenborough in Kent.

: Englishmen Win Australian Tennis Title Tourney AKA Perry And Hughes Beat Moore... (1930-1939); English...

: Zoo AKA Zoo Census (1940); Keeper Hugh Pilcher takes a census of some of the animals at London zoo.

: Drive For Coal - Government Chiefs Visit Durham Miners (1947); Government Ministers arrive at...

: Orpheus Choir (1947); Glasgow Orpheus Choir stops in Holland on European tour.

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: Tolpuddle Pageant (1947); Tolpuddle Martyr's Day celebrations in Dorchester.

: Gaitskell Takes Over (1955); The Labour Party elects Mr Hugh Gaitskell to succeed Mr Clement Attlee as...

: British Labour Party Leaders Received At The Kremlin (1959); Hugh Gaitskell and Nye Bevan with...

: Boxing - Charnley V Hughes (1961); Charnley beats Hughes to win the lightweight boxing title of Great...

: The Last Farewell (1963); The funeral of Hugh Gaitskell, leader of the Labour Party, takes place in...

: Cranwell Designed Hovercraft (1963); Cranwell cadets complete and demonstrate a small hovercraft CH 1.

: Men And Beauty (1964); Boxer Dave Charnley runs a hairdressing salon in Dartford as a sideline.

: Pipeline To Natural Gas (1966); Pipelines are laid at North Sea after confirming there is a vast supply...

: Giant Steel Works Ready (1951); Chancellor of the Exchequer Hugh Gaitskell switches off the rolling...

: Australians "At Home" With Mr And Mrs. Hughes (1918); Australian PM Mr. Hughes hosts party for...

: Minor Magic (1946); Children perform tricks and are made junior members of Institute of Magicians. London....

: Parachuting Padres (1967); Three Padres make a parachute jump at RAF Odiham. Hampshire.

: Funeral Of Ernest Bevin (1951); Funeral of the Britain's Labour Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin in London.

: Memorial To Ernest Bevin (1951); Memorial Service for the late Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin.

: Lord Trenchard (1934); Lord Trenchard opens a new Middlesex Auxiliary Force headquarters in London.

: Lakeland Sports (1934); Old English events at Westmorland sports, Grasmere, Cumbria.

: Educational Advantages (1934); Lord Macmillan opens New Technical College at Willesden, London.

: Cuts - Wimbledon (1934); Material related to newsreel story "Wimbledon" - 34/52.

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