'The London Times' she corrected, rocking on the balls of her feet, and tilting the cover to show the headline announcing the speech in Parliment warning the public of the danger of this new 'labour' party and the threat that a voting common man could cause if they voted for their own interests.

'The muggle politicians - the whiggs' she clarified, he wasn't an aficionado of the muggle politics then. 'There is a new muggle political party, aimed at working and middle class men, who's politicians are working and middle class men - they support universal suffrage, true universal suffrage.' she enthused, speaking very quickly and matter of factly, but beaming, with the same level of enthusiasm that her counterparts by the fire were discussing the new haberdashers. there were not many men of the upper echelons of society who cared much for the rights of common men - fewer still who cared much for the rights of the common muggle.

'I'm sorry I often let me enthusiasm outweigh my manners' she laughed feeling a little ridiculous, 'Christabel Dempsey,' she introduced 'I don't believe we have been properly introduced?'

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