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  Health Select Committee report ref1

  Heath, Prime Minister Edward (Ted) ref1, ref2, ref3

  Heath, Oliver ref1

  Heaven (pub) ref1

  Hell (pub) ref1

  hell-fire clubs ref1

  Henderson, Sir Nicholas ref1

  Herbert, A.P. ref1

  Hernon, Ian ref1, ref2

  Hervey, John, 2nd Baron Hervey see Hervey, Lord

  Hervey, Lord ref1

  Hitler, Adolf ref1, ref2

  Hoagland, Richard E. ref1

  Hogarth, William ref1

  ‘Canvassing for Votes’ ref1

  ‘Election Entertainment, An’ ref1

  ‘Gin Lane’ ref1

  Hoggart, Simon ref1

  Holbrooke, Richard ref1

  To End a War ref1

  Home Office White Paper

  ‘Time for Reform’ ref1

  Hoover, President Herbert ref1

  Hopkins, Richard ref1

  horse race ref1

  Houblon, Jacob ref1

  House of Lords ref1, ref2

  Howe, Douglas ref1

  Hurst, Greg ref1

  industry ref1, ref2 see also drinks industry and shipbuilding

  Ingham, Bernard ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

  ‘Inquiry into the Effects of Spirituous Liquors, An’ (Rush, Benjamin) ref1

  Iran ref1

  Ireland ref1

  Iron Lady, The (Lloyd, Phyllida) ref1

  Irvine, Derry ref1, ref2

  Isaacson, Walter ref1

  Italian Socialist Party congress ref1

  Italy ref1

  Ivanov, Igor ref1

  Jackson, Robert H. ref1

  Jacob, Sir Ian ref1

  Jagger, Mick ref1

  James, Margot ref1

  James, William ref1

  Japan ref1

  Jefferson, President Thomas ref1

  Jenkins, Roy ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5 n. ref6

  Asquith, Herbert and ref1, ref2

  backbenches, and the ref1

  Brooks’s gentlemen’s club and ref1

  Churchill, Sir Winston and ref1, ref2

  constituency and ref1

  European Commission and ref1

  political lunches and ref1

  Johnson, Boris ref1, ref2

  Johnson, President Lyndon B. ref1, ref2

  Jones, Fiona ref1

  Jones, Kevan ref1, ref2

  Joyce, Eric ref1

  Juncker, President Jean-Claude ref1

  Junor, John ref1

  Kay, Peter ref1

  Kelly, Ruth ref1

  Kennedy, Charles ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5

  Glee Club and ref1

  Kennedy, Edward (Ted) ref1, ref2

  Kennedy, President John F. ref1, ref2

  Khairulloyev, Sherali ref1

  Khatami, President Mohammed ref1

  Khrushchev, Premier Nikita ref1

  Kim Jong-Il ref1

  King, Charles T. ref1

  King, Dr Horace ref1, ref2

  Kings Pledge scheme ref1

  Kinnock, Neil ref1, ref2

  Kissinger, Henry ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

  Koch, Edward ref1

  Labour Party, the ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4 see also New Labour

  class and ref1

  clubs and ref1, ref2

  Gay Hussar (restaurant), and ref1

  Law, Andrew Bonar ref1

  leadership and ref1

  licensing laws and ref1

  membership and ref1, ref2

  party conferences ref1, ref2

  trade unions and ref1

  Trimdon Labour Club ref1, ref2

  Lansley, Andrew ref1, ref2

  Last Drink to LA (Sutherland, John) ref1

  Lavery, Ian ref1, ref2

  Lavrov, Sergey ref1

  Law, Prime Minister Andrew Bonar ref1, ref2

  laws ref1 see also drink driving and licensing laws

  Lawson, Nigel ref1, ref2

  Le Marchant, Spencer ref1

  Lee, Arthur ref1

  Lenin, Prime Minister Vladimir ref1

  libel ref1

  Liberal Democrats ref1, ref2, ref3

  Liberal Party ref1, ref2

  liberalism ref1, ref2

  Licensing Act 1552 ref1

  Licensing Act 1872 ref1, ref2

  Licensing Act 2003 ref1

  Licensing Bill 1908 ref1

  licensing laws ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4 see also laws

  Licensing Act 1552 ref1

  Licensing Act 1872 ref1, ref2

  Licensing Act 2003 ref1

  Licensing Bill 1908 ref1

  Lima, Archbishop of ref1

  Lincoln, President Abraham ref1

  Lipsey, David ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

  literature ref1

  liver disease ref1

  Livesey, Joseph ref1

  Lloyd George, Prime Minister David ref1, ref2, ref3

  lobbyists ref1

  Lockwood, Colonel Amelius ref1

  London ref1

  London Guild of Distillers ref1

  loneliness ref1, ref2

  Longworth, Alice ref1

  Longworth, Nicholas ref1

  Lords, House of ref1, ref2

  Lords Bar, the ref1

  lunches ref1, ref2 see also restaurants

  Lyons, Lord ref1

  Lyons, Richard, 1st Viscount Lyons see Lyons, Lord

  McAlpine, Alistair ref1

  McBride, Damian ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5

  Gay Hussar, and the ref1

  party conferences and ref1

  McCarthy, Justin ref1

  McGowan, Norman ref1

  Macleod, Iain ref1

  Macmillan, Dorothy ref1

  Macmillan, Prime Minister Harold ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

  Maguire, Kevin ref1, ref2

  Major, Prime Minister John ref1, ref2

  Manchester Guardian ref1

  Mandelson, Peter ref1

  Mardell, Mark ref1

  Markievicz, Countess Constance ref1

  Marlborough, Duke of ref1

  Marquis of Granby (pub) ref1, ref2, ref3

  Marr, Andrew ref1, ref2, ref3

  Martin, John ref1

  Martin, Michael ref1

  Mason, Roy ref1

  Maxwell, Robert ref1, ref2

  Maxwell-Hyslop, Sir Robin ref1

  May, Theresa ref1

  Meade, Geoff ref1

  media, the ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5

  Annie’s Bar and ref1

  BBC ref1, ref2

  Britannia (royal yacht) and ref1

  broadcasting ref1

  Brown, George and ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

  Brown, Gordon and ref1

  cameras ref1, ref2, ref3

  Cameron, David and ref1

  Churchill, Sir Winston and ref1

  Daily Express ref1

  Daily Mirror ref1

  Daily Telegraph ref1

  Davies, Denzil and ref1

  diplomacy and ref1

  European Union and ref1

  Evening Standard ref1

  Farage, Nigel and ref1

  formal briefings and ref1

  Guido Fawkes website ref1, ref2

  Harman, Harriet and ref1

  Have I Got News For You television show ref1

  Kennedy, Charles and ref1, ref2, ref3

  lunches and ref1, ref2

  Manchester Guardian ref1

  McBride, Damian and ref1

  Moncrieff’s: The Press Bar ref1

  New Monthly Magazine ref1

  Paisley, Ian and ref1

  parties and ref1

  party conferences and ref1

  Prime Ministers and ref1

  Private Eye magazine ref1

  pubs and ref1

  Question Time ref1

  Spectator magazine ref1

  Sunday newspapers ref1

  Sunday Times ref1

  The Times ref1

  This Week TV programme ref1

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  24-hour ref1

  Twitter ref1

  Washington Post ref1

  Whelan, Charlie and ref1

  Melmotte, Augustus ref1

  Members of Parliament ref1, ref2, ref3

  backbenches, and the ref1

  blandness and ref1

  constituencies and ref1

  professional politicians ref1

  trust and ref1

  women ref1

  Mencken, H.L. ref1

  Meyler, Richard ref1

  Miliband, Ed ref1, ref2

  Mills, Iain ref1

  Mills, Wilbur ref1

  Milne-Smith, Amy ref1

  Milosevic, President Slobodan ref1

  minimum unit price ref1

  Ministers’ Fish Dinner ref1

  Moncrieff, Chris ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5

  Moncrieff’s: The Press Bar ref1

  Montagu, John, 4th Earl of Sandwich see Sandwich, Lord

  Montefiore, Simon Sebag ref1

  Morgan, William M. ref1

  mortality ref1

  Mowlam, Mo ref1, ref2, ref3

  Mughal empire, the ref1

  Muldoon, Prime Minister Robert ref1

  Munro, Celia ref1

  Munro, John Farquhar ref1

  Murdoch, Rupert ref1

  music ref1

  Muslim countries ref1

  Nakagawa, Shoichi ref1

  Napier, William ref1

  National Liberal Club ref1

  New Labour ref1, ref2

  New Monthly Magazine ref1

  New Zealand ref1

  Nicholas II of Russia ref1

  Nicholson, Jenny ref1, ref2

  ‘Death in Venice’ ref1

  Nicolson, Harold ref1

  1922 Committee ref1, ref2

  Nixon, President Richard ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

  North Korea ref1, ref2

  north/south divide ref1

  Norton, Lord Philip ref1

  nuclear weapons ref1, ref2

  Obama, President Barack ref1, ref2

  Oborne, Peter ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

  O’Neill, Tip ref1, ref2, ref3

  Osborne, George ref1, ref2, ref3

  Osteria Dell’Angol (restaurant) ref1

  Owen, David ref1, ref2

  Paisley, Ian ref1

  Pall Mall ref1

  Pardew, James ref1

  Parliament ref1, ref2, ref3

  see also elections and Members of Parliament

  Annie’s Bar ref1

  backbenches, the ref1

  Commons Chamber, the ref1

  costs and ref1, ref2

  expenses system ref1, ref2, ref3

  Foreign Office ref1

  licensing laws within ref1

  Lords Bar, the ref1

  Moncrieff’s: The Press Bar ref1

  Pugin Room, the ref1

  refreshment facilities of ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

  Smoking Room ref1

  Sports and Social Club, the ref1

  Strangers’ Bar ref1, ref2

  subsidies and ref1

  terrace, the ref1

  Valentia Vats ref1

  wine cellar ref1, ref2

  working hours ref1

  Parliament Act 1911 ref1, ref2

  parliamentary law

  drunkenness and ref1

  parliamentary reform ref1, ref2, ref3

  Parnell, Charles Stewart ref1

  Parris, Matthew ref1, ref2, ref3

  parties ref1

  party conferences ref1

  Paxman, Jeremy ref1, ref2

  Peart, Fred ref1

  Peck, John ref1

  Peel, Prime Minister Robert ref1

  Pendry, Tom ref1

  People’s Budget 1909 ref1

  Pepys, Samuel ref1

  Peter the Great of Russia ref1

  Phillips, Morgan ref1

  Phoenix Nights ref1

  Pierce, President Franklin ref1

  Pitt the Younger, Prime Minister William ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

  Pol Roger, Odette ref1

  Poland ref1

  political activism ref1

  political clubs ref1 see also clubs

  political lunches ref1, ref2 see also restaurants

  political pressures ref1

  port ref1

  Potter, Thomas ref1

  poverty ref1 see also gin and social problems

  Powell, Charles ref1

  Powell, Enoch ref1

  Pratt, John, 1st Marquess Camden see Camden, Earl

  Prescott, John ref1

  Presidential Marathon (Yeltsin, Boris) ref1

  Presidents of the United States

  Adams, John ref1, ref2

  Adams, John Quincy ref1

  Bush, George W. ref1

  Carter, James (Jimmy) ref1

  Clinton, William (Bill) ref1

  Ford, Gerald ref1

  Grant, Ulysses S. ref1, ref2

  Harding, Warren ref1

  Hoover, Herbert ref1

  Jefferson, Thomas ref1

  Johnson, Lyndon B. ref1, ref2

  Kennedy, John F. ref1, ref2

  Lincoln, Abraham ref1

  Nixon, Richard ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

  Obama, Barack ref1, ref2

  Pierce, Franklin ref1

  Reagan, Ronald ref1

  Roosevelt, Franklin ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5

  Truman, Harry ref1

  Washington, George ref1

  Wilson, Woodrow ref1

  press, the ref1, ref2, ref3 see also media, the

  Asquith, Herbert and ref1

  Brown, George and ref1, ref2

  Daily Express ref1

  Daily Mirror ref1

  Daily Telegraph ref1

  Davies, Denzil and ref1

  Evening Standard ref1

  Harman, Harriet and ref1

  lunches and ref1

  Manchester Guardian ref1

  Moncrieff’s: The Press Bar ref1

  New Monthly Magazine ref1

  Private Eye magazine ref1, ref2

  Spectator magazine ref1

  Sunday Times ref1

  The Times ref1

  Tribune magazine ref1

  Washington Post ref1

  pricing ref1, ref2 see also taxes and duties

  Prime Ministers ref1

  air travel and ref1

  Asquith, Herbert ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6

  Attlee, Clement ref1, ref2, ref3

  Balfour, Arthur ref1

  Blair, Tony see Blair, Tony

  Brown, Gordon see Brown, Gordon

  Callaghan, James ref1

  Cameron, David see Cameron, David

  Chamberlain, Neville ref1

  Churchill, Sir Winston see Churchill, Sir Winston

  Disraeli, Benjamin ref1, ref2, ref3

  Gladstone, William ref1, ref2

  Heath, Edward (Ted) ref1, ref2, ref3

  Law, Andrew Bonar ref1, ref2

  Lloyd George, David ref1, ref2, ref3

  Macmillan, Harold ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

  Major, John ref1, ref2

  media, and the ref1

  Peel, Robert ref1

  Pitt, William the Younger ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

  Thatcher, Margaret see Thatcher, Margaret

  Walpole, Sir Robert ref1, ref2, ref3

  Wilson, Harold see Wilson, Harold

  Prime Minister’s Question Time (PMQs) ref1

  Private Eye magazine ref1, ref2

  private members’ clubs ref1

  professional politicians ref1

  prohibition and ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

  protest ref1

  pubs ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5 see also bars

  closing times and ref1

  Farage, Nigel and ref1

  Heaven ref1

  Hell ref1

  Marquis of Granby ref1, ref2, ref3

  Purgatory ref1

  Red Lion ref1, ref2

  Sanctuary, The ref1, ref2<
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  Speaker, The ref1

  St Stephens Tavern ref1

  Two Chairman ref1, ref2, ref3

  United States and ref1

  Westminster Arms ref1, ref2

  Westminster pubs ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4

  Pugin Room, the ref1

  Purgatory (pub) ref1

  Putin, President Vladimir ref1

  Question Time ref1

  Quiet American, The (Greene, Graham) ref1

  Quirinale (restaurant) ref1

  Random House (publishers) ref1

  Rawlins, John A. ref1

  Rayburn, Sam ref1

  Reagan, President Ronald ref1

  reception parties ref1

  Reckless, Mark ref1

  Red Lion (pub) ref1, ref2

  Reform Act 1832 ref1, ref2, ref3

  Reform Club ref1

  Reid, Dr John ref1

  Responsibility Deal ref1

  restaurants ref1

  Cinnamon Club, the ref1, ref2

  Gay Hussar ref1

  Osteria Dell’Angol ref1

  Quirinale ref1

  Roux ref1

  St John’s ref1

  Shepherd’s ref1

  Reynolds, Prime Minister Albert ref1

  Ribbentrop, Joachim von ref1

  Robey, George ref1

  Robinson, Geoffrey ref1

  Romney, Mitt ref1, ref2, ref3

  Roosevelt, Elliott (son of Franklin D. Roosevelt) ref1, ref2

  Roosevelt, President Franklin D. ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6

  Roper, Esther ref1

  Rorabaugh, W.J. ref1

  Rose, George ref1

  Rosenman, Samuel I. ref1

  Rothermere, Lord ref1

  Rothschild, Victor ref1

  ‘Are You Fit to Make Decisions After a Long Air Flight and Two Extra Gins?’ ref1

  Rouhani, President Hassan ref1

  Roux (restaurant) ref1

  Rowson, Martin ref1

  Royal College of Psychiatrists ‘Alcohol and Alcoholism’ ref1

  Rudd, Prime Minister Kevin ref1

  Rush, Benjamin ref1

  ‘Inquiry into the Effects of Spirituous Liquors, An’ ref1

  Russia ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4 see also Soviet Union

  St John’s (restaurant) ref1

  St Stephens (club) ref1

  St Stephens Tavern (pub) ref1

  Salmond, Alex ref1

  Sampson, Anthony ref1

  Sanctuary, The (pub) ref1, ref2

  Sandwich, Lord ref1

  Santer, President Jacques ref1

  Sassie, Victor ref1

  Schäuble, Wolfgang ref1

  Schulman, Milton ref1

  Scotland ref1, ref2

  Scottish Nationalist Party (SNP) ref1

  Scottish Whisky Association ref1

  Scowcroft, Brent ref1

  Second World War ref1, ref2

  Selmes, Christopher ref1

  Serbia ref1

  Sheil, Richard Laylor ref1

  Shepherd’s (restaurant) ref1

  Sheridan, Richard ref1

  Sherman, William ref1

  Sheron, Dr Nick ref1, ref2, ref3

  shipbuilding ref1

  Short, Clare ref1, ref2, ref3

  Simpson, Keith ref1, ref2

  Sinclair, Sir John ref1

  Skelton, Michael ref1, ref2

  Sleeper of Death ref1

  Slupsk, Poland ref1

  Smith, F.E., 1st Earl of Birkenhead see Birkenhead, Lord

 

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