Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

We must go. We're on our way to Catterick and we're late.
Mr Mason's lent me some books on pig-rearing and farming, generally.
Doctor Clarkson seems to be coming round.
What are you up to today? Haven't you got some plan with a racing car?
Minister for Health.
I'm here, darling, don't worry.
And I'm afraid you haven't heard the last of this.
How did that happen?
Er, Spratt, would you ask Denker to come up here please?
- Who's dining at home this time? - Nobody.
from now on you and I need to take full responsibility for the estate.
You'd get power and plumbing from the supply at King's Barrow.
I gather it was Spratt who saved her, which is a surprise in any number of ways.
and now it's all harvests and pig farming.
Is it true you called Doctor Clarkson a traitor?
I just want to know, did it work?
We can take it in turns tomorrow. So Mama can have some rest.
and I am not sure I'm worthy of it,
Her ladyship is staying overnight,
In the old days, when the crop was good, the farmers used to shout "Bad harvest!",
Because you like London?
You're very welcome here.
But I'd say she'll want someone who brings just as much to the table.
Of course, m'lady.
Oh, I think the correct response is to say "Men!" and sigh.
I bear him no ill will, mind.
Of course I don't mind.
I want to look in on Mason before we do.
I gather you're here to discuss the new plans for managing our health.
I'm not sure that's a true representation of the case.
Well, there's a pub at Catterick.
He's not arrived, then?
Excuse me, would you care for one of these?
I think I'll live here more.
- We hope you'll be very happy here. - Thank you.
with her patty pans, and she's got some catching-up to do.
Well, you better get upstairs.
She went well.
You'll laugh at me, but I've hardly ever been in a public house.
from the East End to Belgrave Square.
You guess for me.
- Talbot? - Exactly.
my address book would be empty.
If I could choose between principle and logic I'd take principle every time!
Then I don't give much for Mr Chamberlain's chances.
I think I've had a few shocks this evening.
Fair or not, I think it's better if he knows what's what.
which may enable you to find employment elsewhere.
not just dawdle in Mary's wake.
I'm only a character witness.
- Well? - How fast.
Tell you what, next time you're down south, why don't we all have dinner?
No, not yet.
There is a man who's been shaken to the roots of his soul.
- On what? - On whether or not
The ambulance is here!
- How about you? - I'll be in London on Wednesday.
Adela Graham, will marry eventually.
I'm not ill enough, and she'd only rearrange it.
And the Drewes leave on Wednesday, so there's no point in waiting.
Oh, I see. Well, good.
Mmm, this is something like it.