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... were some safe seats in their pockets, and at one time Thomas and two of his sons were all sitting in the Thomas, a staunch Whig, Reviews by HOW ARD SPRING are in Parliament, show yourself on all occasions a good Englishman and a faithful servant to your ...
... cabinet -provoking his Attainder as a traitor- discredited the Tories for a generation, confirming in office and wealth the Whigs with their Palladian puritanism. The respective architectural convictions of the two parties were immediately demonstrated ...
... cabinet -provoking his Attainder as a traitor- discredited the Tories for a generation, confirming in office and wealth the Whigs with their Palladian puritanism. The respective architectural convictions of the two parties were immediately demonstrated ...
... decorated, and are exquisite example of the ta te and craft man hip of the 17405. By then the political distinction between Whig and Tory architectural allegiance had largely disappeared, though Torie tended to be the more conservative. To the left of ...
... Fayth, truly expressed his convictions; as indeed the later one, adopted when his grandson acquired the St. John Viscountcy Whigs, expressed his descendant's cynicism: Nee quaerere nee spernere honorem. If Sir J ohn's antiquarianism was coloured richly ...
... of the Irish College in Rome. He was a trong supporter of the Repeal movement, though in later life he sub id d into a mild Whig and declared that he did not wish to break the connection with the Empire. Like most bu iness men, he was for law and order ...
... as two Tories, Lord A bley and Richard Oastler, were the best-known advocates for improvement of factory conditions and the Whigs and the Radicals were often thought to be the labouring men's enemies. In view of the card's date (J une, 1841 ), therefore ...
... kind of malpractice this custom was intended to prevent is illustrated and caricatured by the preposterous fable pread by the Whigs in 1688, to the effect that the longdesired son of J ames II was not the Queen's child at all, but had been smuggled i.nto ...