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... character and this was the situation of Lady Cowper, later Lady Palmerston, sister of the great Melbourne, deep in the arcana of Whig politics, who is one party to the correspondence now published as The Lieven-Palmerston Correspondence, 1828-1856, edited by ...
... historic : girlhood's friendships with Tennyson, Ru kin, the Pre-Raphaelites, a lifetime's with Asquith, Grey, Haldane, and choice Whig spirits of 40 years, and of the children at Mells, the generation to which the last war brought tragedy. Yet it strikes that ...
... Glastonbury : when Thomas Horner bonght it at th e Disso llltio 11 . Roundheads in the Ci vil W a rs, th e Horners continued, as Whigs and Liberals, the traditions of the Reformation. And M ells still has very much a beauty and character of its own, somewhat ...
... (George Birmingham) wa for long one, the motor 'bus in place of the \·illage carrier with his old white horse who took all as Whigs and Liberals, the traditions of the Reformation. And M ells still has very much a beauty and character of its own, somewhat ...
... conservative kind harking back to Wren, and how no ympathy with the new Palladian fashion which was then affected by the ruling Whig faction It i a curious house, owing to its extraordinary length, which is emphasised by its being nowhere of more than two ...
... conservative kind harking back to Wren, and how no ympathy with the new Palladian fashion which was then affected by the ruling Whig faction It i a curious house, owing to its extraordinary length, which is emphasised by its being nowhere of more than two ...
... this early Georgian mansion and its spectacular interior i. to the Palladian style at the time the latest fashion among the Whigs. But that did nol deter him from having a great two-toreyed hall with a painted ceiling, or from having the landscare possibilities ...
... this early Georgian mansion and its spectacular interior i. to the Palladian style at the time the latest fashion among the Whigs. But that did nol deter him from having a great two-toreyed hall with a painted ceiling, or from having the landscare possibilities ...
... to the Whig society of the eighteenth century England, and l>e is able to make good case for believing would be quite at home Lord Melbourne and Devonshire. The fashionable he considers a well-tQ-dO Roman of Cicero's day transplanted to the Whig society ...
... 30, but to have been worked out in the lifetime of its possessor, who died in poverty. The plendid Sir George Wynne, local Whig opponent of his Tory neighbour Thomas Eyton during Walpole's long supremacy, seemed a whale among minnows in Flintshire while ...
... remarkable garden lay-out attributed to Slephen Switzer. By CHRISTOPHER HUSSEY T HE whole episode of the ri e and fall of the rich Whig Sir George Wynne, Baronet, of Leeswood has Hogarthian colouring. hi por- trait by Vanderbank (Fig. 5-an excellent example of ...
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