... Inigo Jones' gateway at Holland House Celebrated as a meeting place of statesmen, wits and beauties In the great days of Whig aristocracy, Holland House is now valued more for Its historic associations than for its architectural qualities. It was mostly ...

... wnich the positioning of Hull was excellent. Further pressure by the Old Boys resulted in Cornell cutting in from the right whig to score from a narrow angle. The School defence were playing soundly and their forwards carne into the picture more when Hull ...

... becoming Baron of the Exchequer in 1856, when he was knighted. In addition to his legal labours he sat in Parliament as a Whig. In 1859 his health broke down but. despite entreaties of his friends, he continued his work, and in 1860, while charging the ...

... of our high honour, but also of our tender unceasing affection. The Town Clerk of Fulham, Mr. Cyril Thatcher, in gown and whig, leads mourners into All Saints* Church. Fulham, for the funeral service of Cllr. Hugh Rush Jones. Among the 111 at the service ...

... settled there in 1749 when his younger son. Charles James Fox. was born, and during the next century became brilliant centre of Whig politics, literary interest and social influence. NO FOUNDATIONS During the centuries successive alterations and additions ...

... al was defeated because it did not — place education on a religious LONDON LETTER by CARTERET ot basis. Finally iD 132. the Whig | is Government voted £20,000 to | WEST END AND WESTMINSTEI public edacation—less than the nm cost of one 1959 school But As ...