Old London: ® Remarks by Barry Barnes.

The transcript discusses security measures at Parliament, referencing historical attempts to blow it up, such as Guy Fawkes' plot. It speculates on the true intentions of beef eaters, suggesting they are more interested in a feast than security. The speaker then praises ale conning as a noble profession, tracing its origins to William the Conqueror's reign. Finally, the transcript promotes a publication called Christmas Pie, highlighting its benefits and contribution to King George's Jubilee Trust.

What precautionary measure is taken before Parliament meetings?

• Holding the meeting outdoors

• Canceling the meeting

• Inviting the public to attend

• Checking the cellars for criminals

What annual event is mentioned in relation to a failed attempt to blow up Parliament?

• A national holiday

• A music festival

• A regular commemoration

• A sports event

What humorous theory is suggested about the beef eaters' intentions?

• They are searching for treasure

• They are organizing a protest

• They are planning a feast

• They are conducting a secret meeting

In which historical period was ale conning instituted?

• The Victorian era

• The Industrial Revolution

• The reign of William the Conqueror

• The Renaissance

What is the name of the publication promoted in the final section?

• Festive News

• Holiday Times

• Winter Wonderland

• Christmas Pie