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... A WHIG AND SOMETHING MORE RARE example of a work compiled and published locally, yet possessed of an interest extend- could command four-and-a-ha][ columns of the Banbury Guardian. command four-and-a-ha][ Even so experienced a parliamentarian as Mr. Richard ...
... pictures from Stuart around whom clu tered the ma ny separate trands of Whig thought. Fox joined R ockingecretary of State; and the Earl of trands of Whig thought. Fox joined R ockingham a ecretary of State; and the Earl of Shelburne accepted a parallel ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... lergyman, Dr. Sacheverell , ab ut to be s t aligbt by the torchc of the Furies. It is an expression of trong Whig loyalties. right Vernon' trong Whig loyalties. It mu t al o have been a lastinsertion, because in Thornhill' preliminary drawing ceiling and ...
... father of the Edmund who re-established connection with the Hungerford country by buying F yfield in 1688-coming in with the Whigs perhaps, as his ancestor had with Lancaster. According to a MS h i tory of the Hungedord in the British Mu3eum, compiled by ...
... accrued to him, and the general condition of which, notably in Tavitock itself, the Duke set himself to improve. An advanced Whig, he had succeeded his bachelor brother, the agricultural Duke, in 1802, before spending two years in Ireland as Lord-lieutenant ...
... regard their work as typical of the English genius, and arthistorians discuss the Palladian revival in insular terms, as a Whig reaction and the baroque style That Venetian archiimilar vogue at not be dated further back than Colin Campbell's remodelling ...
... 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 ...
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... his kinsman Daniel Campbell. His progres in architecture was soon meteoric. He attracted the patronage of \Villiam Benson, a Whig MP and amateur architect, who earned distinction for himself by the design of his own neo-Palladian house at vVilbury in \ ...