... 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 ...

... that, it is age and close connection with Charles ll's court as Comptroller of the Works render hi employment by an inveterate Whig most improbable. evertheless, the saloon cornice has the same upstanding acanthus leaf and other moulding enrichment as there ...

... 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 ...