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... Monson, chairman of the Rench, said there were certain gaps in the evidemce and there had been no account from Skinner of wh;.ig he did or what he intended to do. “The accident had taken place on | the wrong side of the road. and they were satisfied that ...
... Dukedoms for their part ; but Rutland received his not till Anne's accession. The second Duke, J ohn, marri d a daughter of the Whig patriot William, Lord Russell, a sister of the Duchess of Devonshire, but neither was to live long. J ohn the 3rd Duke, their ...
... 11, 1779, of the malicious and illfounded charge. H e was the hero of the hour ; Whigs had triumphed over the government; were torn down and Pal- Rioters drank the Whigs had triumphed over the government; the Admiralty gates were torn down and Palli er's ...
... his History of the Tory Party, describes Sir Thomas as Always mentioned a a coming man, but never quite arriving, never a whig but never quite a tory. His grandson, John Meres, wa an 18th-century journalist, the proprietor and printer of several lively ...
... tricky tacti forward. G. scores leve. work by f grand goals to give R« after it ha would mak vouthful fo Insappornn by the game whig gone by, a But the have their amends for “Tep Four'’ May 3rd, a on the Mi between M Gainsborou, representatiy tc help for John's ...
... was from 1704 to 1709 treasurer of that body. The younger Hulse became a leading physician in London and was known as the Whig Doctor. was physician in ordinary to Queen Anne and George I and first physician to George 11, who in 1739 conferred a baronetcy ...
... FARM I n deli ghlful surrounrlings mul close to travelling frwitities. 5 BEDIIOO}IS, 3 II.ECEPTION ROQ)(S, 2 HATHIWOMS, STAFF WHIG EXTENSI VE FARM BUI LDING S 28 ACRES By dil·ection of M iss Cecity de l ...
... were visual, not literary or political. It was a sophisticated game played by the Boy Patriots, Cobham's circle of opposition Whigs; and great fun they must have had in fitting the meaning to the new landscape, who e very freedom from arbitrary rule reflected ...
... parted with it to Thoma Papillon. There will be more to say in the econd article about this remarkable man, City merchant and Whig politician, champion of ju tice and liberty, who e father, David Papillon, the architect and engineer, had been brought to ...
... have been a man of out tanding character and ability, in whom bu iness acumen and administrative capacity rested on staunch Whig principles and a deep Protestant piety. By comparison the careers of his succe ors were uneventful. Hi son, Philip, succeeded ...
... As a young man he was secretary to Frederick, Prince of Wales, and wa a member of the mall but vociferou group of dissident Whig opposing Walpole under the leadership of his uncle, Lord Cobham; they included Pitt and the Grenvilles and were known a the ...
... clim oh. past the helpless *keeper HAMMERING Then it happ. which had th team recling. when Exton, pass from West tering shot whig on its way into goal. taken five end. set the ¢ fierv enthusiasm It was the las Teams:— Midland Woodwork Durrance, Roberts: ...