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... succeeded to the title in May 1762 the hospitality of Bulstrode was not only extended to the more illustrious the Rockingham Whigs but to men of eminence in art letters and music In 1783 the became Prime Minister but alarmed the excesses of the French Revolution ...
... bargains with ex-Laureate John Smith in his now volume “The Streets chronicled tlie incident that so aroused Drydcn’s : “The Whig and it suited tlie pecuniary interests of the former that Dryden's forthcoming translation of Virgil should be dedicated to ...
... Congreve These men appealed either to the Whigs or Tories for support The Tory party was defeated in the writings of Addison : Sir Roger de Cover-ley” being instanced as an example Steele dealt with the Whig party embraced the money interest in the country ...
... 14 Abrams came to the guard room to take suit case to the officers' mess so of be put took toe case to the and it the south whig He advised Mr Vigor what done Abrams now further stealing or about December shirts collars to the value of £1 10s the property ...
... marks 243 feet Macdonald said they were not all his skid marks He stated that the cyclist swerved and fell across his nearside whig was overtaken the motor bicycle which was travelling at only 35 miles an hour so that he could not have been doing miles an ...
... 1733 Whitehead wrote State Dunces” satire heroic couplets inscribed to Pope in which he criticised Walpole James Ralph (the Whig historian) and Francis Hare Bishop of Chichester This poem he sold to Dodsley for ten guineas In Boswell’s “Life of Dr Johnson” ...
... Mayor A keen Protestant and Whig his interests were exerted in these directions He sat as MP for the City 1678 to 1681 in two successive parliaments When summoned to Oxfosd for the second parliament he and three other Whig colleagues went there in great ...
... anti-climax that was more astounding than a direct challenge to war Germany was to make a pact with Russia she would “dish the Whigs” by breaking the encirclement by encircling those who wished to surround her! The statesmen of the democracies had been “dished” ...
... considers that “ In these operations can be seen the beginnings of the Tory Party The Opposition began at the same time as the Whig Party under Lord Shaftesbury who stood for reli gious toleration and the supremacy Parliament They had the support of the Puritans ...
... distribution of bribes to the electors he spent £1500 in one day and the result was that the two Whigs were duly returned Jeffreys was furious for not only did the Whigs gain the county but their candidates got in for most of the boroughs in Bucks as well One ...
... Windsor A mobile kitchen for the relief of air-raid distress was presented yesterday to Kingston (Surrey) Corporation by the “Whig-stan-dard” Kingston Ontar o Twickenham Borough Council on Saturday refused to allow Orme House Hampton-on the home of Thomas ...
... bound to be changes in thought ideas and opinion If Free Trade brought a victory for the Whigs over Tories because it helped industry as against agriculture the Whigs became nonplussed over Chartism which was ments and that is what seems to be the most difficult ...