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... the Whigs of the Aug. 18th, 1923. COUNTRY LIFE. In point of fact, it never was erected, and he died a few years later, being buried beside his father at Warwick. The Foremark which David Hiorns' designs superseded was probably an early Jacobean building ...
... Whig plot, telling us that : June 2nd, 1928. CO ~TRY LIFE. n!J decided that, in place of St. Mary's Church, a special building should be erected in which to hold the annual Act or Encrenia . Archbishop Sheldon was strenuous for this and was prepared to ...
... 468 PRE LU 0:: ,Q. COUNTRY to.-THE ANTE-ROOM TO THE STATE SUITE. LIFE . Sept. 25th, 1926. the Midland Whigs. We hear that the duke appointed the bishop to the colonelcy of his horse and that he appeared at Oxford in blue coat and drawn sword. This almost ...
... March 31st, 1923. Buckingham, the eighteenth century Whig magnates - men who loom large in our political annals. Peter's youngest son, Vi'illiam, was secretary to Sir Philip Sidney and Provost of Trinity College, Dublin. lawyer son, John, taking the ...
... son was already a prominent member of the ·whig Oppo it.ion in Padiament, and it is the stamp of his alert and progressive mind that Southill and its furnishings preserves so vividly. The heart of the ·whig Opposition was arlton Hou e, for the re-building ...
... son was already a prominent member of the ·whig Oppo i- t.ion in Padiament, and it is the stamp of his alert and progressive mind that Southill and its furnishings preserves so vividly. The heart of the ·whig Opposition was arlton Hou e, for the re-building ...
... of the Bedchamber. Such learned societies as the Royal and the Antiquaries at once elected him a Fellow. His position as a Whig leader and supporter of the elder Pitt's European policy during the Seven Years' War led to his resigning his Bedchamber office ...
... gures who belonged, properly, to the tradition of a vanished age. Coming from a family of statesmen, he was brought up in the Whig tradition, and as a statesman, rather than as a politician, he served his country for forty years. The historian of the future ...
... It was, therefore, a match that confirmed the Lamb family's position in the inner circle of the Whig oligarchy, and led to William Lamb's remark, the Whigs are all cousins. She was a girl with good looks and active brain, but wholly wayward and unbalanced ...
... where the Rockingham Whigs were in the habit of holding weekly meetings to discuss Grecian literature and art, though the Tory gossips naturally declar~d that the topics discussed were political. that he was essentially a Whig architect, whereas Robert ...
... him from the House and lodge him in the Tower for the first half of 1712. His sufferings in the Whig cause, however, did not ensure him a high place in the Whig Ministry called together by George I at his accession in 1714. Lord Townshend of Rainham had ...
... silver plate, engraved with scrolls, dates and inscriptions. Of the two elates chosen, r6BB and 1735, the former marks the Whig revolution and reign of vVilliam 111, while the latter is not nationally memorable. i\l. J. Upon one side is a engraved with ...