Merry's

The paywall prevents me adding a link to read the many hundreds of words of dismissive rant about the area, but the Manchester Evening news also publishes an extract alongside Salford council leader John Merry's reaction: "These comments make Clarkson look like a slightly more sophisticated version of Alf Garnett."

MediaCity On Monday: More good news for Salford- Jeremy Clarkson vows to stay away 2011

Can you address Merry's comment on the non-compete clause when it comes to a publisher passing on the sequel in a series?

On the Importance of Reading Legal Documents Editorial Anonymous 2009

But I think what I found most interesting about the book was Merry's trajectory from bomb-thrower to hermetic spiritualist - a trajectory sort of mirroring at least one element of the New Left itself, which became increasingly concerned in the seventies with inner development, as opposed to mass political organization.

The politics of the politics of literature 2008

It was Merry's blow that toppled the Ringwraith and Eowyn's sword that killed him.

Mail Call 2007

It was Merry's blow that toppled the Ringwraith and Eowyn's sword that killed him.

MAIL CALL: A RETURN OF THE RINGS 2007

Of course, they like to use "medieval" as an insult too, so whenever they refer to the Catholic Church as medieval, I always think of Merry's reaction when the Sackville-Bagginses accuse Frodo of being a Brandybuck rather than a Baggins:

Insults, Evangelicals, and Catholics Richard Nokes 2005

Merry, Girl of 1000 Gimmicks; Merry's daughter Jacqueline was the Gimmix who disappeared killed by the Sheeda in Seven Soldiers #0.

Week 29: Nihilist Spasm Superteam Douglas Wolk 2006

Merry, Girl of 1000 Gimmicks; Merry's daughter Jacqueline was the Gimmix who disappeared killed by the Sheeda in Seven Soldiers #0.

Archive 2006-11-01 Douglas Wolk 2006

"Ye come with us, Merry," said Dinny Crayle in her gentle voice as she met the grieving woman and put her arms about Merry's shoulders.

Mortalis Salvatore, R. A., 1959- 1999

That brought a chorus of cheers, cries wrought of anger and of determination, but Merry's voice rose above them.

Mortalis Salvatore, R. A., 1959- 1999