... T ELE TIO C 0 U TRY LI F E-J A UAR Y 4 , 19 6 8 so loud as to be heard. In 1715 he stood succes fully as Whig candidate for Worcester city, holding the con tituency until his death in 1721. I / Coun ellor Vernon is best remembered for something by which ...

... and was not revived in the person of oke of Norfolk until 1837. But in the interval, to the great indignation of Coke and his Whig friends, it was bestowed by Pitt courtesy title on George Townsafterwards 2nd i\farquess as a courtesy title on George Townshend ...

... was carried out, involving, however, expenditure of £26,268, chiefly for bricks, between 1795-1801. The choice by the young Whig i\IP of oseph Bonomi (1739-1 08) as his architect, was presumably a personal one, influenced CASTLE, VISCOUNT LAMBTON Lambton ...

... Middle Temple, and, in 1751, Treasurer, as his grandfather had been. H e went into Parliament, representing Bedford in the Whig interest in 1727. From 1738 until his death he was a Commissioner of Excise. H e seems to have been an altogether In The Chronicles ...

... reality. Scottish Doggedness As the son-i n-law of the Duke of Devonshire he was introduced into the l ast incarnation of the Whig MACMILLAN: A STUDY IN AMBIGiIITY. By Anthony Sampson MEN TO MATCH MY MOUNTAINS. By lrving Stone THE NORTH COUNTRY. By Graham ...

... took place at W oburn each year; the other was t he embellishment of the Abbey. This he put into the hands of the fashionable Whig architect, H enry Holland, who was then in t he midst of transforming Carlton House for the Prince of Wales. Before dealing ...

... 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 ...

... advanced largely by Tory patronage, at Eastnor he was employed by a Whig, J ohn Somer ock , 2nd Lord omers; but as Faringdon noted in his diary, Lord Somers wa a ountry Gentleman whig, a warm advocate for carrying on the war against France in Spain ...

... 0) 7. Disturb the set-up (5) 8. Make certain it's able to run, see! (6) 9. Lots of marks (6) 14. Sir, he is a cursed Whig, a-- Whig, as they all are now-Dr. ]ohnson (10) 17. Ivan gets up on part of the roof. Can be managed of course (9) 18. It's somewhat ...

... 40 miles. L ovely position on high (/round with JUtnoram,ic views. 3 RECEP'I'IOX IWOJIS H BE DIWO~S 7 BA'I'UROOJIS NURSER¥ WHIG AXJ) 2 S'I'AJTF FLAT I'/IRO UGIIO U'l ' I XDOOR PLUXGE POOL QUASH COt:RT 3 'J'EXNI S COURTS COTTA GE FIXJ> TJmRACED GA J~DEX ...

... established him as the leader of the national mo,·ement away from official Baroque. His O\\'n contribution comprised the first ·whig Palladian palace (Wansteacl), the Pallaclian town mansion (Burlington House) and the concept of Buildings in Burlington Street ...

... Yorkshire, Barbado . H e thus became very rich and added all her name after hi. For most of his life MP for \l\Tareham (a a Whig until he espoused the Tories), he founded and conducted the Charborough Hunt until, having quarrelled with mo t of his neighbours ...