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... work while Capability looked after the garden aspect. Holland eventually obtained considerable popularity with the leading Whigs, by whose influence he came to the notice of the Prince of Wales, who employed him for the building of the original Brighton ...
... their servants, preside over this treasure-house of detail. From the political martyrdom of Lord William to the death of that Whig heavy-weight, the fourth Duke, the family history is kaleidoscopic. extravagance, tragedy, and the comedy of Georgian will ...
... Howden in the Irish peerage, in recognition of his past military services. At the Coronation of \i\Tilliam IV he was, as a ·whig, promoted to the English peerage, and, shortly afterwards, being induced to believe that he could trace his descent from Caractacus ...
... Howden in the Irish peerage, in recognition of his past military services. At the Coronation of \i\Tilliam IV he was, as a ·whig, promoted to the English peerage, and, shortly afterwards, being induced to believe that he could trace his descent from Caractacus ...
... distingui heel, if not original, dwelling--house. And, as re tored, it represents in our own times the informed taste that the Whig aristocracy brought to their establishments at the same time as expressing advanced political views. Lord Faringdon is well ...
... frightened L ondon. outlying scrap of the great T rafalgar Square riot, w hich thoroughly frightened L ondon. The Whig were not frightened. Whigs never are. But, turning over the pages, I cam e on three well known initials, and I could not help wondering what ...
... good crusted Toryismbesicles his relative ignorance of the gospel according to Pallaclio, as interpreted by Kent, on which the Whig junta moulded their tastes. Our last sight of him, given by Vertue, is of a sick man, a victim of gout and a more violent ...
... take guite seriously, he was of little accofint in Oxford, being regarded as a poseur, not at all as a leader of thought. WHIG DOGS AND T ORY DOGS Sir Charles perhaps suffers a little from an inability 7 , to see other views than his own. He tells us ...
... needs to be told that she does it with her accustomed charm and erudition, though of course her view bia her against the great Whig man ions of the eighteenth century. It is a delightful addition to this attract ive series of illustrated es ay . Very many ...
... for an Engli h country gentleman, in contra t to the new Italian villas with porticoe and domes then affected by progressive Whigs. (Fig. 1), at the entrance to the mode t park beside the Chelm ford-Dun mow road, proclaim as much in miniature to the pa er-by ...
... Messrs. l!o:;~; & :P II .CI!E:R , 27, Old Ch r i s~ch urc h l~ oa d , Bournemouth : and .:\l essrs. Fow J~ F..:H , L ANGJJEY & WHIG lIT, 20, Waterloo J.{ oad, Wolw rha mpton. ON THURSDAY, AUG UST 27, 1942, per annum exclusive. The Substantially Built Detached ...