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... and Clermont at Narford (and so presumably introducing Clermont to the 9th Earl of Pembroke). This suggests he moved in the Whig set associated with Lord Burlington and with which Lord Pembroke probably had little sympathy. Presumably it he who persuaded ...
... 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 ...
... in order to impeach the Duke of Portland. him as 2nd baron in 1709, began hi life as a J acobite, but later became an ardent Whig being one of the Lords Ju tice while George Il was in H anover in 1740 and appointed 179 Lord Privy. ea! in 17-!2. It was for ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... in order to impeach the Duke of Portland. him as 2nd baron in 1709, began hi life as a J acobite, but later became an ardent Whig being one of the Lords Ju tice while George Il was in H anover in 1740 and appointed 179 Lord Privy. ea! in 17-!2. It was for ...
... and Clermont at Narford (and so presumably introducing Clermont to the 9th Earl of Pembroke). This suggests he moved in the Whig set associated with Lord Burlington and with which Lord Pembroke probably had little sympathy. Presumably it he who persuaded ...