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... brothers and performed th double marriage ceremony for Stephen Fox and Eli zabeth Horner in 1735-36), were leading members of the Whig party and intimates of Lord H ervey. The picture must ha\ ·e been Lord 1508 COU TR Y LIFE-DECEMBER 3, 196 4 AN ENGLISH FAMILY ...
... sicism, introduced in the 1830 . continued into the '6os to be the style of good taste as under tood by those brought up in the Whig tradition of the neo- cla ical Enlightenment. Hi torically con- sidered, Palmerston's Foreign Office, with ir George Holford's ...
... are virtually restricted to Limerick , where the local magnate was an ardent partisan of the Foxite and their champion the Whig and their champion the Prince. The name of Vv. Wir E which it bears may not be a clear as the white wine it suggest Penzer ...
... a staunch supporter of Charles J ames Fox, with whose cousins he had been largely brought up, the Duke at once declared his Whig allegiance, and took his place in the Prince's coterie at Carlton H ouse. H ere and at Brooks's Club he had ample opportunity ...
... reputation partly rested. The relative lownes of the new rooms demanded also, independently of Lord Spencer's finances and of the Whig taste for· French vogue, the simple Teocla . ical treatment that was H olland's other long suit. Characteri tic of this elegant ...
... H OVE. Commuter's S/C Flat in Dvke Road Avenue. Spotless order. Must sell. Freehold £6.600. Offers invited GLADDJNG SON & WHiG, Ha hip Street, Brighton. Tel. 25968. I N CENTRE OF PEMBROKESH IRE National Park, with glorious views of Prcscelly I\lounlains ...
... unpleasant sect: 1 t was a Cameronian ea/ was hunting for a prey, And in the house she catched a mouse upon /he abbath Day. The Whig, being offended by such an act pl•ofane, Laid by his 80011--poo1• puss he tool ...
... Coleridge was so ay_gry, but easier to understand why Malthus foresaw disaster in the endless multiplication of mankind. H e was a Whig and a radical, and the date of his famous Essay reminds us of the bitter disappointment felt by young, ardent Englishmen in ...
... of his hope were due partly to ] ones's trong anti-Court politics, partly perhaps to what Bishop Burnet, who was a fellow Whig, admitted to be a roughness of deportment that was very disagreeable.'' His consequent uncertainty could account for his ...
... well by Henry Holland, who supplied furniture to the Prince of Wale at Carlton H ouse and the Pavilion, and to the Prince's Whig is the A Regarding the life of Fastnedge dtscovered some new informa- heraton was a tra ~ic figure. back- ou~ of the The Drawing ...
... basket group seated porcelain a little later soft paste) stable; the two pretty little rock holding E . 3 ki g X - 4 il o whig s ; o 4 v i %V’ BtV o G g ; 5 fifi o i % 1 &\ g : \S B ; ! ¥ *?:a&‘x*‘s o ; ¥ . : ; e \ ok & ¥ - i % ’x,‘\ 3 L Sn » M - B 2 - ...
... lizabeth Lady Holland, the remarkable wife of the third Lord Holland. Mr. Hudson tells us that this form idable yet fascinating Whig hostess, whose very nod was law at Holland House, was advised by Lord Melbourne not to present herself at the young Queen ...