Noun:

बेलिंगहॅम,

allingham's Usage Examples:

It's not to be denied that there were occasional re-emergences of whisky kegs, which kept Mister Jones and Mister Wallingham…eeh…eeeh…quite…content for a number of years… and, in spite of all predictions, shaggy hair and busy beaver to the contrary, the winter of 1867 turned out to be the driest and warmest on record.

Crawford's sister was Loris Callingham, who was killed in the torpedoing of RMS Leinster in 1918.

Thaddeus Gearhart (Burt Lancaster) to escort the Wallingham Wagon Train, and merely wishes to carry out his orders.

The participants disperse, mostly disappointed; however, for Colonel Gearhart and Captain Slater the story ends with a double wedding, for Wallingham and Oracle with a lifetime supply of whiskey when buoyancy causes the barrels to erupt from the quicksand, and for the winter of 1867 to actually become one of the mildest ever.

And of course, the strike of the Irish teamsters failed…and the Wallingham freighting company went bankrupt, having no visible assets.

CastBurt Lancaster as Colonel Thaddeus GearhartLee Remick as Cora Templeton MassingaleJim Hutton as Captain Paul SlaterPamela Tiffin as Louise GearhartDonald Pleasence as Oracle JonesBrian Keith as Frank WallinghamMartin Landau as Walks-Stooped-OverJohn Anderson as Sergeant BuellTom Stern as Kevin O'FlahertyRobert J.

A homestead claim was filed by Mister Jones and Mister Wallingham on a piece of land encompassing the entire Quicksand Bottoms area.

Taking advice from Oracle Jones (Donald Pleasence), a local guide and seer (but only when under the influence of alcohol), the populace arrange for a mass shipment, forty wagons full of whiskey, with the Wallingham Freighting Company.

The wagon train heads out, under the direction of company owner Frank Wallingham (Brian Keith), who describes himself as a taxpayer and a good Republican.