DOCSLIB.ORG

And Obstructing the Thoroughfare. Stapleton Sanitary District There Are

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
And Obstructing the Thoroughfare. Stapleton Sanitary District There Are 496 THE RADICAL CURE OF HYDROCELE BY EXCISION. have had an order from Heaven on the subject; but that is the dumping ground for the sickness of Bristol. There matters not-he is insane; the desire is the product of a was no small-pox in this district till it was brought from diseased mind, and he is no more responsible for this dis- Bristol to one of the above workhouses, and thence it spread ordered cerebration than is the epileptic who falls down chiefly in the neighbourhood of the hospital, as is shown by convulsed in the street responsible for creating a disturbance a chart which I sent to the Local Government Board. In the and obstructing the thoroughfare. same way the medical officer for St. George’s thinks it arose The "opinion of the judges" still remains the letter of the in his district. Ilorfield, I understand, has only had two law in England; but the spirit of the law, as displayed in cases, and they were clearly traced to Bristol. As to the the utterances of our most liberal-minded and enlightened joint hospital, the matter fell through because the site judges, shows a considerable advance. It may truly be said selected was in the Stapleton district; and I think the ob- that the letter killeth, but the spirit giveth life." jection was reasonable considering we have already two I foci of infection. Our committee are the am, Sirs, yours faithfully, _. - - - sanitary taking S. A. K. STRAHAN, M.D., necessary steps to provide an infectious diseases hospital. ,March 5th, 1888. Barrister-at-Law. It is now six weeks since the last case appeared in this district, and, with the exception of that case, all the others "THE RADICAL CURE OF HYDROCELE who were willing were properly isolated either in their own BY EXCISION." houses or in the hospital of the union, with the guardians of which we for the of To the Editors THE LANCET. arranged reception paying patients. of 1 am, Sirs, yours truly, SiRs,-From the report of the discussion which followed WILLIAM BROWN, "Mr. Henry Morris’s paper on the Radical Cure of Ilydrocele at Fishponds, March 5th, 1888. Medical Officer of Health. the Medico-Chirurgical Society last week it would appear that *** We can quite understand that the facts are as reported the treatment by excision of the tunica vaginalis has not as by Dr. Wm. Brown. For a long time past it has been evident yet become very generally adopted. Having now performed that small-pox was being disseminated by reason of the objec- this in five cases, I should like to a word or two operation say tionable practice of using workhouse buildings as small-pox in favour of it, for in my hands it has been attended the by The of the true facts has .most satisfactory results. Four of the cases have already hospitals. difficulty ascertaining been recorded in THE LANCET (September 10th, 1887), been due to the hospital being connected with a workhouse, along with some remarks on the way in which the opera- and for that reason being subjected to no proper medical - tion should be carried out. At the present time, three of supervision by the central authority.-ED. L. the patients are still free from any evidence of recurrence of the hydrocele, and the fourth also was when last seen some months after the operation. The fifth case under recently LIVERPOOL. my care was one of suppuration of a hydrocele after tapping, when the sac wall was in a very thickened condition. From (From our own Correspondent.) a comparison of the results in these cases with those ob- tained in several others treated and 1 by injection incision, THE WINTER ASSIZBS. have come to the conclusion that in cases of hydrocele, espe- cially when the tumour has been frequently tapped and the MR. JUSTICE GRANTHAM has been presiding in the Crown tunica vaginalis has become somewhat thickened, the ex- Court since the 18th ult. Among other prisoners brought cision method is by far the most certain means of bringing before him was a Greek, a firt:man on board an English vessel, about a radical cure.-I am, Sirs, yours faithfully, stabbing another Greek,who was also one of the F. A. F.R.C S. charged with SOUTHAM, crew. The latter would to have been a to the Manchester Royal appear big, powerful Asst.-Surgeon Infirmary. " Manchester, March 6th, 1888. fellow, and a great bully," the prisoner, a small and com- paratively weak man, being a frequent victim of his THE CHIAN TURPENTINE TREATMENT OF violence. On Jan. 31st, when within six days’ sail of CANCER. Liverpool, the deceased assaulted the prisoner with a back. handed stroke peculiar to Greek sailors. The prisoner, who To the Editors of THE LANCET. was breakfasting at the time, stabbed the deceased on the buttock and front of the as SIRS,—In my letter on the above subject in THE LANCET thigh, selectingtheseregions being least The deceased died from seven of Dec. 17th I mentioned that I had then under treatment dangerous. haemorrhage hours afterwards, and was buried at sea. His clothes were Chian a case of uterine and that in by turpentine cancer, produced, and cuts were visible on the front of the thigh due course I would report the result. I regret to say that and on that part which would cover the buttock. The the issue has been a fatal one. The turpentine treatment knife was also produced, and had stains, apparently of was commenced at the period when the indurated cervix blood, on the blade. The jury acquitted the prisoner. was beginning to break down, and was maintained up to a Another prisoner, a seaman, was tried and sentenced to fortnight before death, when, owing to the great and con- eighteen months’ imprisonent with hard labour for stabbing tinuous nausea produced, it was discontinued. Whilst the the second mate in two places without any provocation. drug had no effect whatever in arresting the progress of the disease, the ulcerative process steadily progressing, A UNIQUE CASE. and converting the cervix into an irregular, excavated Many cases of pregnancy after successful ovariotomy are chasm, it seemed to act beneficially in two respects. The on record, but such a fortunate sequence in a case where, discharge, never at any time great, was lessened; and the before operation, the menopause had apparently been estab- pain, which before taking the turpentine even increasingly lished for years, is not on record. The following is, how- large doses of opiates could not make bearable, was, with ever, such a case. The patient, a lady, gave birth to her - the exception of a short period before death, markedly last child in July, 1882, she being then thirty-five years of diminished. I am, Sirs, yours truly, age. She did not nurse this child. Shortly after, menstrua- Leytonstone, Feb. 27tb, 1888. J. KING KERR, tion became irregular, and finally ceased towards the end of M.D. 1884, when she consulted Dr. Burton, surgeon to the Hospital for Women, who a small ovarian tumour. No SMALL-POX ISOLATION NEAR diagnosed BRISTOL. operation was then recommended, as the tumour was small To the Editors of THE LANCET. and freely movable ; so nothing was done beyond keeping the under observation until when SIRS,—In last issue you make a statement on the patient February, 1887, your the removal of the tumour was considered advisable. The of a member of the Bristol authority Sanitary Authority operation was therefore performed by Dr. Burton on the that small-pox is extending and crossing the border into 18th of that month, when a small tumour, which subsequently Bristol. This is misleading and contrary to the facts. In proved to be a sarcoma of the right ovary, was removed. Stapleton sanitary district there are unfortunately two After this had been done the left ovary was examined. It workhouses to which are attached small-pox hospitals. was found to be small, ivory white, and indurated, and One of these workhouses is solely for Bristol; the other is for no suspicion existed in the minds of those who were pre- the use of 111,264 of the Bristol population, as well as for that sent that it contained any more ova to mature. It was of some neighbouring districts. Practically, then, Stapleton then returned. Exactly a month after the operation-viz" 497 March 10th-the patient menstruated, for the first time for NEEDLES IN A WOMAN’S BODY. three and continued to do so on the nearly years, regularly At intervals the last few 18th of each month until when she ceased, and during months, twenty needles, August, about an inch and a half in have been of soon after made their mostly length, symptoms pregnancy appearance. extracted from the of a woman in tne The was verified about the end of the fifth body Guisborough pregnancy Workhouse. She suffers from month, and has, up to the run a normal (North Yorkshire) epileptic present, perfectly and she states that some she had a severe course, the in most excellent health. fits, years ago patient being and had mustard all over her Liverpool, March 7th. illness, poultices placed body, which were fastened tightly round with needles, and she thinks that a quantity must then have penetrated her body. NORTHERN COUNTIES NOTES. Newcastle-on-Tyne, March 6th. (From our own Correspondent.) NEWUA8TLE U.HILDREN8 .HU81’ITAL. EDINBURGH. THE annual meeting of the Newcastle Hospital for Sick (From our own Correspondent.) Children was held last week.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • The Story of Tracy Beaker Ep
    Over to You vt 2005 The Story of Tracy Beaker Ep. 24 Programnr:31315tv24 The Story of Tracy Beaker - Series 2 - Ep. 24 TRACY: Cam... Where are you? CAM: I’m going to be a bit late ... TRACY: I’ve been waiting here ages already! CAM: I’m sorry - TRACY: Every time Cam. Every single time you promise we can go swimming, you come up with some excuse. So what is it this time? No don’t tell me - you’re defrosting the cat! BEN: Alright Beaker? What you up to? TRACY: A big fat nothing... thanks to Cam. MIKE: Come on Kiddo, back off a bit. TRACY: It’s not fair Mike - I got up really early to do all my chores and she can’t even be bothered to turn up on time. MIKE: Cam’s not just there for you, you know. She has got her own life... TRACY: - and I’m supposed to be a part of it. She knows I love swimming. BEN: Why don’t you come over to my place ‘til she turns up. MIKE: I’ll tell her where you are. TRACY: One of these days she’ll turn up late and I’ll be gone for good. Then she’ll be sorry. RYAN: Justine... JUSTINE: Ryan, Half this stuff is yours - how much more you gonna eat? 1 Over to You vt 2005 The Story of Tracy Beaker Ep. 24 Programnr:31315tv24 ZAC: Yeah, you’re a big fat pig... with hollow legs... RYAN: Oink oink...clunk clunk. ADELE: Jenny lumbers me with this chore every Saturday.
    [Show full text]
  • Public Submission from Miss Geraldine Mcclure to the ‘Parliamentary Inquiry Into Health Impacts of Air Pollution in Victoria’
    Inquiry into health impacts of air pollution in Victoria Submission 87 Public submission from Miss Geraldine McClure to the ‘Parliamentary Inquiry into Health Impacts of Air Pollution in Victoria’ I am making a submission to the inquiry because the inappropriate management of air pollution in Victoria is a danger to the health of the community and the government has a responsibility to act and rectify the problem. There is ample data on the health impacts of air pollution and yet there has not been any serious action from the government to implement standards and technologies which would protect the community’s health. As a Latrobe Valley resident, who receives some of the worst pollution in the state, this is incredibly important to my health and my future. Recommendations I recommend that: 1. The government completes the ‘Victorian Clean Air Strategy’ which has been in progress since 2018 and yet has still not been completed. 2. The recommendations from the ‘People’s Clean Air strategy’ created by Environmental Justice Australia be incorporated into the ‘Victorian Clean Air Strategy’. 3. The government introduce laws which will mandate the coal-fired power stations, and other dangerous industries, reduce their heavy metal, SOX, NOX, PM2.5 and PM10 emissions in line with international best practice, particularly the standards used in the European Union. 4. That there should be an independent inquiry established by the Victorian government or an Auditor- General investigation into the EPA’s failure to enforce emissions standards which are in line with international best practice despite stating that the objective of the Authority is to protect human health and the environment by reducing the harmful effects of pollution and waste’.
    [Show full text]
  • North Dakota Enters the Dumping Ground Wars: a Case Study for Incentive-Based Regulations
    North Dakota Law Review Volume 69 Number 3 Article 6 1993 North Dakota Enters the Dumping Ground Wars: A Case Study for Incentive-Based Regulations Alice Jean Mansell Follow this and additional works at: https://commons.und.edu/ndlr Part of the Law Commons Recommended Citation Mansell, Alice Jean (1993) "North Dakota Enters the Dumping Ground Wars: A Case Study for Incentive- Based Regulations," North Dakota Law Review: Vol. 69 : No. 3 , Article 6. Available at: https://commons.und.edu/ndlr/vol69/iss3/6 This Note is brought to you for free and open access by the School of Law at UND Scholarly Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in North Dakota Law Review by an authorized editor of UND Scholarly Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. NORTH DAKOTA ENTERS THE DUMPING GROUND WARS: A CASE STUDY FOR INCENTIVE-BASED REGULATIONS I. INTRODUCTION Every year Americans throw out more garbage but have fewer landfills in which to bury it.' Cities and states running out of landfill space, like New York City, must either pay fees of nearly one hundred dollars per ton for a local landfill2 or ship their waste elsewhere.' States receiving waste sometimes welcome it for the fast money it brings,4 but others see the waste as a problem they do not want but are unable to stop.5 1. Environmental Protection Agency, Solid Waste Disposal Facility Criteria, Final Rule, 56 Fed. Reg. 50,980 (1991) (amending 40 C.F.R. § 257 and creating 40 CFR § 258). According to the comments in the final rule, "EPA's most recent data show that in 1988 the nation generated nearly 180 million tons of municipal solid waste and that this quantity would likely grow to 216 million tons by the year 2000." Id.
    [Show full text]
  • Equity Scan Steering Committee Agreed on This Definition of Equity
    "!$ #! " !!$ !! $ ! About the Publisher The Urban Sustainability Directors Network (USDN) is a peer-to-peer network of local government professionals from cities across the United States and Canada dedicated to creating a healthier environment, economic prosperity, and increased social equity. Our dynamic network enables sustainability directors and staff to share best practices and accelerate the application of good ideas across North America. The connections fostered by USDN have become increasingly important as cities both large and small lead the way in developing the next generation of sustainable communities. USDN members collaborate to produce resources and tools to spur innovation and advance sustainable practices. About the Author Angela Park is an independent consultant, writer, and founder/executive director of Mission Criti- cal (formerly Diversity Matters), a nonprofit organization dedicated to making equity and diversity hallmarks of progressive advocacy and policy making. She brings more than two decades of experience on sustainable development policy, environmental justice, equity and diversity, and organizational and leadership development to her partnerships with institutions across the nonprofit, government, philanthropic, and private sectors. She researched and wrote Everybody’s Movement: Environmental Justice and Climate Change and her work has been published by The Diversity Factor, Grist, and Yale University and featured in Audubon. Angela has testified before Congress and state legislatures and lectures at colleges across the United States. Previously, she worked at The White House in both terms of the Clinton/Gore administration, managing sustainable communities policy and constituency engagement at the President’s Council on Sustainable Development. She coordinated state-level sustainable development initiatives at the Center for Policy Alternatives and co-founded and served as deputy director of the Environmental Leadership Program.
    [Show full text]
  • Top 50 On-Demand Programmes 4 Weeks Ending 23Rd October 2016
    Top 50 on-demand programmes 4 weeks ending 23rd October 2016 Avg Avg Programme TV Player Programme Programme TV Player Programme Streams Streams 1 The Great British Bake Off Series 7 Botanical Week BBC A, I, W 605,751 31 The Dumping Ground Series 4 Perfect Match BBC A, I, W 241,739 2 The Great British Bake Off Series 7 Dessert Week BBC A, I, W 572,787 32 Made In Chelsea S12E1 ALL 4 A, I, W 240,952 3 The Apprentice Series 12 Collectables BBC A, I, W 569,153 33 Eastenders 21/10/2016 BBC A, I, W 238,142 4 The Great British Bake Off Series 7 Tudor Week BBC A, I, W 524,790 34 The Fall Series 3 Episode 3 BBC A, I, W 230,281 5 The Apprentice Series 12 Advertising - Jeans BBC A, I, W 503,462 35 The Graham Norton Show Series 20 Episode 1 BBC A, I, W 222,708 6 Louis Theroux: Savile BBC A, I, W 459,130 36 Poldark Series 2 Episode 4 BBC A, I, W 221,298 7 The Apprentice Series 12 Meet The Candidates BBC A, I, W 455,327 37 Poldark Series 2 Episode 5 BBC A, I, W 219,372 8 The Great British Bake Off Series 7 Patisserie Week BBC A, I, W 451,244 38 Have I Got News For You Series 52 Episode 2 BBC A, I, W 213,872 9 Our Girl Series 2 Episode 4 BBC A, I, W 372,070 39 Made In Chelsea S12E2 ALL 4 A, I, W 203,700 10 The Apprentice Series 12 Corporate Candy BBC A, I, W 360,002 40 The Next Step Series 4 Dancing With Myself BBC A, I, W 201,859 11 Eastenders 30/09/2016 BBC A, I, W 355,092 41 The Missing Series 2 The Turtle And The Stick BBC A, I, W 199,457 12 Eastenders 27/09/2016 BBC A, I, W 347,302 42 The Dumping Ground Series 4 Doris BBC A, I, W 197,778 13 Eastenders
    [Show full text]
  • Amy-Leigh Hickman Actor
    Amy-Leigh Hickman Actor Agents Helen Robinson Assistant [email protected] Polly Dixon-Green +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 [email protected] +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 Roles Stage Production Character Director Company EAST IS EAST Meenah Iqbal Khan The Birmingham Repertory Theatre BEAUTIFUL THING Leah Mike Tweedle Tobacco Factory Theatre JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING Ensemble Bill Kenwright Ltd. TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Belka UK Productions HALF A SIX PENCE Ensemble Bill Kenwright Ltd JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING Choir Bill Kenwright Ltd TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT SOUTH PACIFIC Girl UK Productions Television Production Character Director Company TIN STAR Saima Saleem Stewart Svaasand Kudos Film and Television INNOCENT 2 Bethany Lake TV United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Character Director Company OUR GIRL Mimi Saunders BBC ACKLEY BRIDGE Nasreen Penny Woolcock, Robert Channel 4 SERIES 2 Paracha (LEAD) Quinn, Jon East SAFE Sia Marshall Julia Ford, Daniel O Hara Netflix, Red Productions and Harlen Coben ACKLEY BRIDGE Nasreen Penny Woolcock, Robert The Forge Entertainment SERIES 1 Paracha (LEAD) Quinn, Joe Stephenson (Productions) Ltd. EASTENDERS Linzi/Star John Howlett, Micheal BBC Owen Morris, Kate Saxon THE DUMPING Carmen Sallie Aprahamian, CBBC GROUND (2016) Duncan Foster, Noreen Kershaw DOCTORS Sarah Boswell BBC CASUALTY Aisha Karim Steve Hughes BBC THE DUMPING Carmen Sallie Aprahamian, BBC GROUND (2014 - 2015) Roberto Bangura, Matthew Evans THE DUMPING GROUND Carmen Stewart Svaasand, Craig CBBC Lines STRIKE BACK Ester Julian Holmes, Micheal J Left Bank Pictures Bassett THE DUMPING GROUND Carmen Diana Patrick CBBC TRACY BEAKER Carmen (2009- Neasa Hardiman, Craig CBBC RETURNS 2011) Lines, Micheal Davis United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected].
    [Show full text]
  • The Dumping Ground News Your Resource for Dump Body Information and More
    August 2011 The Dumping Ground News Your resource for dump body information and more... RU QR IUS (Are you curious?) Visit us at IMAGINE...taking a picture from your mobile phone and having instant access to informa- WWW.OXBODIES.COM tion about your favorite dump body manufacturer’s newsletter, like Ox Bodies. Today’s Technology IMAGINE...taking a picture from your mobile phone and having instant At the beginning of August, I access to an email address where you can send feedback or make a request from your had this idea for this month’s favorite dump body manufacturer, like Ox Bodies. newsletter. “Tell everyone about QR Codes” so I can make it easy to communicate with Ox Bodies from anywhere IMAGINE...taking a picture from your mobile phone and being able to quickly register you’re mobile phone could get a your Ox dump body to take advantage of the great 1-year warranty benefits. signal. Since I had this idea, I’ve been seeing a lot of the industry IMAGINE...receiving a promotion from your favorite dump body newsletters and publications manufacturer, Ox Bodies, just for trying out this QR code thingy. highlighting QR Codes and what it can mean for your busi- ness. I guess I was on to something. It’s so easy and it’s FREE! Here are a few quick steps you can take to have you on your way to QR’ing in Read on...call me if you get your everyday life: stuck. You don’t want to miss • Search “Free QR Code Reader and Creator” on the internet to find an application you can download to this.
    [Show full text]
  • Understanding Homicide in Chicago, 1870-1930 Leigh B
    Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology Volume 92 Article 1 Issue 3 Spring Spring 2002 Learning from the Past, Living in the Present: Understanding Homicide in Chicago, 1870-1930 Leigh B. Bienen Northwestern University School of Law Brandon Rottinghaus Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarlycommons.law.northwestern.edu/jclc Part of the Criminal Law Commons, Criminology Commons, and the Criminology and Criminal Justice Commons Recommended Citation Leigh B. Bienen, Brandon Rottinghaus, Learning from the Past, Living in the Present: Understanding Homicide in Chicago, 1870-1930, 92 J. Crim. L. & Criminology 437 (2001-2002) This Criminal Law is brought to you for free and open access by Northwestern University School of Law Scholarly Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology by an authorized editor of Northwestern University School of Law Scholarly Commons. 0091-4169/02/9203-0437 92, Nos 3-4 THEJOURNALOFCRIMINAL LAW&CRIMINOLOGY Vol Copytight (0 2003 by NorthwesternUnvesity, Schoolof Law Printed i USA CRIMINAL LAW LEARNING FROM THE PAST, LIVING IN THE PRESENT: UNDERSTANDING HOMICIDE IN CHICAGO, 1870-1930' LEIGH B. BIENEN* AND BRANDON ROTTINGHAUS** + There are many without whom the Chicago Historical Homicide Project would not have come into being or accomplished what it has. The Northwestern University School of Law, and Dean David Van Zandt, personally and institutionally, have offered strong support from the beginning. The Third Annual Faculty Conference, "Learning from the Past, Living in the Present: Patterns in Chicago Homicides, 1870-1930," took place on November 17, 2000. Several of the presentations at that Conference are now incorporated in this volume.
    [Show full text]
  • Innoccent II Production Notes
    *** The content of this press pack is strictly embargoed un8l 0001hrs on Thursday 15th April 2021 *** Contents Press Release 3-4 Interview with Shaun Dooley 25-27 Foreword by Co-creator, Ma7hew Arlidge 5-6 Interview with Priyanga Burford 29-31 Interview with ExecuDve Producer, Jeremy Gwilt 8-10 Episode one and two synopses 33-34 Interview with Director, Tracey Larcombe 11-13 Cast and ProducDon Credits 36-37 Interview with Katherine Kelly 15-19 Publicity Contacts 38 Interview with Jamie Bamber 21-23 2 INNOCENT RETURNS TO ITV, WRITTEN BY ACCLAIMED SCREENWRITER, CHRIS LANG, PRODUCED BY TXTV AND STARRING KATHERINE KELLY Following the cri.cal acclaim and ra.ngs success of the first series of Innocent, a new story with the Innocent label from writers and co-creators Chris Lang and Ma= Arlidge who share execu.ve producer du.es with Jeremy Gwilt returns to ITV. Katherine Kelly (Liar II, Cheat, Mr Selfridge) will taKe the leading role of Sally Wright who is figh.ng, against all odds, to prove her innocence. Katherine commented: "I’m thrilled to be working on this complex and thought-provoKing drama by Chris Lang and Ma= Arlidge. I looK forward to bringing the mix of Sally’s fragility and quiet strength to life.” Produced by TXTV (Innocent, Undeniable, The Li8le House, Torn), Innocent II focuses upon the scandal that rocKed the small Cumbrian town of KeswicK in 2015 involving schoolteacher, Sally Wright, who was alleged to be having an affair with her 16-year-old pupil, Ma=y Taylor. Katherine is joined by Jamie Bamber (Marcella, Strike Back, NCIS,
    [Show full text]
  • THE STORY of TRACY BEAKER EPISODE 26 Based on the Book by Jacqueline Wilson Broadcast: 20 November, 2003
    Over to You 2003/2004 The Story of Tracy Beaker 26 Programnr:: 21305tv26 THE STORY OF TRACY BEAKER EPISODE 26 Based on the book by Jacqueline Wilson Broadcast: 20 November, 2003 JENNY: So, no-one's got anything to say about this? TRACY: A bit of yellow might have brightened it up. JENNY: There's nothing funny about graffiti, Tracy. And if I find that you... TRACY: I've gotta go. JENNY: Tracy! I haven't finished. TRACY: But I have! I'm going out with Cam for the day... TRACY OOV: ...and you can't stop me getting out of this dump...I'll easily escape you... TRACY: Quick, Cam...drive! CAM: But I haven't said hello to Jenny yet. TRACY: Cam's phone. No, she's not here. Martha Leach from Ellis and Leach, yeah, I'll tell her. Are you the estate agent? Of course she wants to see the flats. All of them. TRACY OOV: I can just imagine the kind of place we're going to pick... TRACY: It's a surprise, isn't it?! CAM: What? TRACY: You're moving, so you'll have more space for me! CAM: No, I'm moving, 'cos the people who own my flat are coming back. LOUISE: I wonder who did it? MAXY: It wasn't me! RYAN: It might not have been any of us. You're lucky you're leaving, at least you won't get accused every time something bad happens. 1 Over to You 2003/2004 The Story of Tracy Beaker 26 Programnr:: 21305tv26 ADELE: Yeah.
    [Show full text]
  • The-Dumping-Ground-S1-Ep1.Pdf
    THE DUMPING GROUND EPISODE 1 HOME ALONE YELLOW SHOOTING SCRIPT Writer: Elly Brewer 11 JULY 2012 Producer: Louise Sutton Director: Craig Lines Line Producer: Alan Fairholm 1st AD: Nael Abbas 1. MIKE CONNOR BYRNE 2. GINA KAY PURCELL 3. FRANK CHRIS SLATER 4. ELEKTRA JESSICA REVELL 5. FAITH LEANNE DUNSTAN 6. RICK DANIEL PEARSON 7. GUS NOAH MARULLO 8. JOHNNY JOE MAW 9. TEE MIA MCKENNA-BRUCE 10.CARMEN AMY-LEIGH HICKMAN 11.LILY JESSIE WILLIAMS 12.TYLER MILES BUTLER-HUGHTON 13.JODY KIA PEGG 14.HARRY PHILIP GRAHAM SCOTT 15.BOMB SQAD OFFICER CRAIG CONWAY 16.MRS DILLON JACQUELINE PHILLIPS Copyright: BBC 2012 TDG - Ep 01 Home Alone by Elly Brewer YELLOW SHOOTING SCRIPT 11 07 12 1 INT. DG, KITCHEN - 11.30 AM TEE, CARMEN, GINA, JOHNNY, FRANK, HARRY, RICK, GUS, JODY, TYLER, MIKE An odd-angled, periscope view in to the Laundry Room on TEE and CARMEN. They’re pleading with GINA as she pulls washing from the machine and heaps it in a laundry basket. TEE Please, Gina! GINA (not for the first time) You are not going to a party thrown by a boy who’s in Year 12. CARMEN It’s not fair! Everyone else is. GINA Including his parents? CARMEN TEE Yes! No. GINA gives CARMEN a ‘subject closed’ look. The periscope swings round and takes in JOHNNY (muddy) coming in the back door, carrying a muddy, rusty, ancient metal, padlocked box. JOHNNY’s followed by FRANK (muddy) holding a metal detector. HARRY lowers his toy periscope and joins JOHNNY as he heaves the box on to the table, where RICK, GUS, JODY and TYLER are hanging out.
    [Show full text]
  • TOM-EVANS-2Nd-AC-202
    E: [email protected] M: 44+ (0)7872530738 WEB: www.tomfilm.co.uk IMDB: Tom Evans (XXI) SUZ: https://www.suzcruznorth.co.uk/profiles/tomevans/ 0161 365 0075 / 07597 395132 info@suzcruznorth BIO: I am an experienced and versatile Camera Assistant working on Film, TV Drama, CBBC and Commercial productions. I am a friendly team member, proactive and passionate. I fully enjoy my work and being within a team to get the best job done. I hold a good knowledge of current Digital Cameras, Supporting Accessories, Monitors and Wireless Video Systems. I am Located in the North East, having bases throughout the UK as well having experience of working abroad in Norway, Spain and the Caribbean. YEAR TV/DRAMA ROLE DOP OP/FOCUS PULLER CAMERA 2021 The Dumping Ground 9 CBBC Clapper Loader Dailies Richard Mahoney FP: Maria Ferrie ARRI - Alexa Mini 2020 Innocent 2 TXTV Clapper Loader - B Cam Uk Ian Moss OP: Ed Wright ARRI - Alexa Mini Dailies FP: Sophie Richards FP: Steven Sinclair 2020 Danny & Mick 3&4 Tiger Aspect Clapper Loader - A&B Cam Richard Mahoney OP: Simon Glass ARRI - Alexa Mini Dailies FP: Steven Sinclair FP: Tom Littlewood 2019 DEATH IN PARADISE 9 RED PLANET Clapper Loader - A-Cam Dominic Clemence OP: Julian Barber ARRI – Alexa Plus Tom Hines FP: Lisa Cottington Rory Taylor FP: Mary Kite 2019 Hetty Feather 5 Musical CBBC Clapper Loader - A-Cam Peter Butler FP: Lisa Cottington ARRI - Alexa 2018 Hetty Feather 5 CBBC Clapper Loader - A-Cam Peter Butler FP: Lisa Cottington ARRI - Alexa Andrew Stockes FP: Luke Jefferson 2018 The Feed Studio Lambert Clapper Loader – A&B Dailies Catherine Derry Op: R.
    [Show full text]