North Sannox / Corrie / Lochranza / Leeds / Manchester / /
Company
The Times / Suez / /
Country
Germany / United Kingdom / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Gatwick Airport / Victoria station / /
IndustryTerm
father-in-law / son-in-law / /
MedicalCondition
tuberculosis / /
NaturalFeature
Isle of Arran / Sannox Bay / Western Islands / Lochranza stream / /
Organization
Conservative Party / Parliament for the Premiership / Ministry of Housing / Established Church / Oxford University / /
Person
William Crawford / Geoffrey Hoare / Elizabeth-Jane Henchard / Thomas Hughes / Aneurin Bevan / Dunkeld / Daniel / Benjamin Disraeli / Hugh Gaitskell / Malcolm / James Lees-Milne / Eisenhower / Jo Grimond / Edward Gardner / Macbeth / Harold Macmillan / Walter Scott / Tom Brown / Lloyd George / Anthony Eden / Roy Jenkins / Churchill / Tony Benn / Cormac / Elizabeth II / Katherine Crawford / George V / Alexander / Neville Chamberlain / Duncan / John Harris / Herbert Morrison / Johnson / Geoffrey Dawson / Birch Grove / Stanley Baldwin / Thatcher / John Morley / /
PoliticalEvent
general election / general elections / /
Position
Prime Minister / Queen / fisherman / President / intellectual prime minister / imperialist editor / MP / skilled actor / Liberal leader / High Sheriff / author / King / Leader / trusted adviser of Eisenhower / Major / Bishop of Dunkeld / assistant / co-operative / Shadow Foreign Secretary / Bishop / the trusted adviser of Eisenhower / author of Tom Brown’s Schooldays / /
PRELUDE On the night of the general election of Thursday 8 October 1959, Major Geoffrey Hoare, the High Sheriff of Essex, stepped outside the counting hall in Billericay and announced the result at one minute before 1