Among them was the MacMillan version that the Royal performs today, a work so regularly in the repertoire that as Saunders points out, dancers learn it almost by osmosis, going on stage as a supporting lord and then working their way through the parts.
Or on the fact that, though appeals were generously supported, the lord mayor of London stole a lot of the money for himself.
Lord Hunt, the PCC chairman, is leading efforts to create a successor body to the discredited press regulator, supported by Lord Phillips, the former lord chief justice of England and Wales.
Nick Clegg has said the government should support whatever Lord Justice Leveson recommends, provided his proposals are "proportionate and workable", even if they involve some element of statutory regulation of the press.
The Guardian appears to be agonising about whether it can share yet another drink in the last chance saloon of self-regulation or whether it should support what Lord Justice Leveson might propose if that was independent regulation underpinned by statute.
According to Neuberger's verdict, supported by the lord chief justice, Lord Judge, and Lord May, the president of the Queen's Bench division of the high court, the mistreatment of Mohamed took place with the knowledge of British secret service agents.
Elected last year with only 22percentt of the vote, the president has accused his opponents of being part of "a seditious plot" supported by drug lords and leftist guerrillas.
Stephen Collins is hilarious as King Ferdinand, and is ably supported by his lords, especially David Sands as Longaville, whose comic timing is spot-on.
Boris, who thought that the majority of the Hungarian lords supported his claim, in vain sent one of his partisans to Béla's camp to incite the King's retinue to mutiny.
The peasant tells himself that all is well: The lord is protecting him from the bigger, meaner lord next door, and besides, the lord supports the church, and the church has told him that he will find his reward in heaven.
