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... with which they used to insult such persons as they met on this day who had not oak leaves in their hats : 'Royal Oak, The Whigs to provoke.' There was a retort courteous by others, who contemptuously wore plane tree leaves, which is of the same homely ...
... with his Yorkshire groom behind him, to join the fighting His later years hardly followed the promise of this He remained a Whig and honest, was duke. His later years hardly scampering adventure. He Prime Minister for twelve month~ of a Coalition Ministry ...
... his clay. A great supporter of Charies James Fox, Sam House, publican as he was, was honoured with the company of the great Whig nobility, and in one of Rowlandson 's caricatures he appears as a privileged visitor in the boudoir of the beautiful Duchess ...
... defeated for ever, should the point be gained as to mayor, for Rogers assures me they do intend to bring in a sufficient number of Whig burgesses to secure elections to themselves hereafter, in case they succeed in th e mayor. Here, finally, is an extract to ...
... DRAINAGE£, SE£WAGE£ DISPOSAL, WATE£R SUPPLY, HOT WATE£R & HE£ATING. OLD FIOORS MADE NEW BILLIARDS. GREAT REMOVAL SALE. GEO. WHIG HT & eo., LTD. are shortly G IVIN G UP their Premises, 158 to 164 W est minster Bridge Ro ad S .E., and transfer ring all Business ...
... essays, however, are those that deal with such subjects as the journalist, the candidate for Parliament, the Labour Member, the Whig, and the authoress. ln the case of the last, perhaps, he approaches very nearly to travesty. \Ve hope there are not many feminine ...
... his clay. A great supporter of Charies James Fox, Sam House, publican as he was, was honoured with the company of the great Whig nobility, and in one of Rowlandson 's caricatures he appears as a privileged visitor in the boudoir of the beautiful Duchess ...
... with his Yorkshire groom behind him, to join the fighting His later years hardly followed the promise of this He remained a Whig and honest, was duke. His later years hardly scampering adventure. He Prime Minister for twelve month~ of a Coalition Ministry ...
... with which they used to insult such persons as they met on this day who had not oak leaves in their hats : 'Royal Oak, The Whigs to provoke.' There was a retort courteous by others, who contemptuously wore plane tree leaves, which is of the same homely ...