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... in the it was an expression of the fierce rivalries between Whigs and Tories patentee and so sharing in the between Whig and Tory parties had reached profits. one of its heights, and the Whigs were pre- Booth, of good country paring to support and ~ppla~d ...
... ENDEAR HARDY GERANIUMS TO SO MANY GARDENERS EVIDENCE OR ASSUMPTION? THE FACTS BEHIND CLIMATE CHANGE FEARS AT HOME IN A GREAT WHIG DOMAIN: THE ALTHORP LANDSCAPE CELESTRIA NOEL ON THE HAY FESTIVAL ONE OF LONDON'S FORGOTTEN PASTIMES RESERVE YOUR COPY TO AVOID ...
... remains unsurpassed This magnificent silver treasury inkstand was made in 1729 by Paul de Lamarie for Sir Robert Walpole, the Whig Prime Minister. It is engraved with his arms and crest, and the Walpole and Garter mottoes. In December this piece was sold ...
... belies the fact that Newdigate's career began, as it ended, in disaffection. Although Newdigate writes that he deplores the Whigs' long 'despotism', he argued Gothic rebuilding Arbury Hall associations by British Dugdale Society's Roger Newdigate (1995) ...
... singleminded pursuit of power and place. On the staircase of history Peel must be pushed down before Disraeli can move up: the Whigs must be dished over electoral reform ( 1867) ; improvements in housing and sanitation might be usefll l: and an GETTING TO ...
... Lucy Barlow, was officially married to the King (at Liege during Charles's exile), was endorsed by Lord Shaftesbury and other Whig grandees. persuaded him that he, Monmouth, should be Prince of Wales, and that he, and not his uncle James, must be heir to ...
... Recent research into contemporary state Papers, diaries and memoirs (instead of, as hitherto, into scurrilous broadsheets and Whig pamphlets of the time) has done something to redress the balance. But, as Professor G. \\ T. Keeton points out in his masterly ...
... By David Daiches (Thames and Hudson, £3.50). By David Daiches by elder brother Thomas for election by the handful of stout Whigs of Old Sarum, he was indebted both to Thomas and to Sir Robert Walpole for a cornetcy in Cobham's horse would have cost him ...
... revealed by the divinely in pired minds of artists. Whig statesmanship similarly aimed to free mankind to act according to inspired ph ilosophers' ideals of conduct. The moral impulsion of such Whig improvers as Temple at Stowe and Bowes at Gibside was ...