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... landowners In the counties order the whole be digested well - written memorial Mr Burke Mr Burke was course Burke 172-177 great Whig statesman political philosopher and writer A famous Parliamentarian member Dr Johnson's literary circle land be had cheaply ...
... the whole may be digested into a well - written memorial Mr Burke” Mr Burke was of course Edmund Burke (1729-1797) the great Whig statesman political philosopher and writer A famous Parliamentarian he was also a member of Dr Johnson’s literary circle That ...
... In today's terms colossal sum Where only country gentlemen were determined answer “Can we King Court?” Charles Fox leader of Whig MP for City of Westminster posed received City’s protest “Nothing” (In Chronicle's report) “but determined resolution people ...
... the country gentlemen were determined to have answer “Can we afford the King and the Court?” Charles James Fox leader of the Whig Opposition and MP for the City of Westminster posed the question when he received City’s protest “Nothing” he said (In the ...
... conform In some Important to decree This - exercised spirit of Independence to some corruption abuse which Edmund Burke great Whig proposed to correct These little local difficulties were only minor part Of Burke’s reforming purpose This was to rid nation ...
... would take hls place In Parliament dominated by the inheritors of great estates In respect there was not much to choose between Whig and Tory They were mostly all landowners and fundamentally represented the same interests This Sir Robert was the fifth baronet ...
... strictly limited franchise would take place In a Parliament dominated the-Jnheritors of great In respect there much to choose Whig and Tory all This Sir Robert was fifth baronet la family In of Cotton In Shropshire before the Conquest The family land of ...
... nice little job Court made for life The duties were nonexistent the place was self-perpetuating and the salary was secure The Whig statesman Edmund Burke looked lipon these lickspittles of the Civil List with contempt and he attacked them vigorously when ...
... £1263 155x13 £1477 165x13 £1623' The King's cash IN century Member of little Court waa for life were nonexistent place Hie Whig Edmund Barke looked lickspittles List contempt and attacked them vigorously opened next phase of “plan of economy” of Commons ...
... DroDertv B31345 23516 PASTURE AND ARABLE ACCOMMODATION land approximately miles south of Chester —81 acres 516 Auction Sales TOE WHIG HT LIVESTOCK MARKETING ORGANISATION ARE PLEASED TO BRING TO THE ATTENTION OF ALL FARMERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS LIVESTOCK ...
... the Crown Parliament threatened rights liberties of the people The Chronicle reported House of Commons debate in which the Whig leader Charles James Fox supported the petitioners whose wish reduce the Influence of the Crown shorten the duration of Parliaments ...
... petitioners The encroachment the Crown threatened rights liberties the people The Chronicle reported House debate in which the Whig leader Charles James Fox sap-ported petitioners whose to reduce the influence of Crown shorten the duration ot Parliaments ...