MAGNIFICENT ESTUARY “... tho heart of tho industrial North and the Midlands, and nothing can rob it of its birthright. commend to the dwellers on Humberside the virtues of confidence, ... ” First match of your search in this article. Wednesday 15 June 1927 , Hull Daily Mail
Months and months of searching and you find a few references. Seems to show it wasn't a much used term. Piss poor, Reg. You're destroying your own arguments.
F.A. CUP DRAW “... draw was made in London to-day for the fourth round of the F.A. Cup. A coincidence seems to be that the conquerors of the Humberside teams last Saturday, Reading and ... ” First match of your search in this article. Monday 16 January 1928 ,Hull Daily Mail
"GOOD LUCK TO LEEDS “... teeth of bad and trying times, need not cause Hull any heartache, and so the Lord Mayor of the Three Crowned City, Queen of Humberside, has sent a felicitous message ... ” Friday 09 July 1926 , Hull Daily Mail , "
THE PRINCE'S VISIT IN MAY “... Lord Mayor Hull in letter to the Editor the Hull Times Saturday evening. The projected visit of the Prince of Wales to Humberside has been advanced another and an ... ” First match of your search in this article. Monday 02 November 1925 , Hull Daily Mail ,
Reg, most of those are pretty one bloke doing what you're doing. It's not 1000's of examples it's pretty much the same crap lot's of times.
ARTISTS FROM HUMBERSIDE “... ARTISTS FROM HUMBERSIDE. A GRIMSBY COMEDIAN AND HULL SINGER INTERVIEWED. INTERESTING RECOLLECTIONS. (SPECIAL FOR THE DAILY MAIL.) is interesting to note that the ... ” First match of your search in this article. Wednesday 04 June 1924 , Hull Daily Mail , (Dozens and dozens of instances every year in the first half of the last century, just posted a few from the 1920s. More needed? Let me know )
THE BLUE WATER SCHOOL “... British Navy had been abolished. The Mail, on enquiry, was assured by Hull's visiters that this was not so. The people of Humberside are somewhat stubborn folk ... ” First match of your search in this article. Friday 19 October 1923 , Hull Daily Mail , They certainly are!
You destroying your own arguments. You've spent months and months hunting these, and you're left posting a few peoples repeated comments. How desperate are you to not be seen as so obviously wrong? How do you square your irrational position with your comments about people not opposing the Allams name change?
I've spent minutes and minutes- it's a website on the internet, silly billy! I posted some of the thousands of examples of the use of the term 'Humberside' pre 1974. It was obviously in common parlance back then as it is now. By the way, have you ever considered applying for a job at the North Korean Embassy?
OK. I was correct at the time then! Let me know when it returns to the original point, so I can post again!
Nah, you posted that first link months back and scuttled off to find more when it was pointed out to be bollocks as rather than the 1000's you claim, it's effectively the same ones from the HDM (ffs) repeated. But even if it wasn't, your exaggerated own claim of dozens a year seems to confirm it wasn't in common usage. If you're going to try coming back, can you dig something decent, your current efforts are stinking the place out.
