William Rees-Mogg is a life peer Judy Evans, Cardiff ----- Original Message ----- From: Jlsperanza@xxxxxxx To: lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2007 11:15 PM Subject: [lit-ideas] "De vita et moribus" -- Rees-Mogg (from Who's Who) J. Evans quotes: "Lord Rees-Mogg, council chairman. A list of unacceptable words has been compiled, in order of their power to shock, in a survey by the Council of 300 viewers. At his briefing in London yesterday, Lord Rees-Mogg disclosed that the C-word came top of the list, followed by two American-derived graphically sexual terms of abuse, the M-phrase and another C-phrase. The F-word ranked fifth." Interesting. Interesting peerage, too. Rees is of course Welsh, but I'm not sure about (i) Mogg and (ii) the hyphenation. So, I'd like to know "e:" of this Lord. I wonder if it's a new peerage, and if not, where the family seat is. From Who's Who: "Hobbies: gardening" "is the author of a "List of Unspeakable Words" for the Broadcasting Company. A civil servant". I