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... despirited He nad won fame for his three brilliant comedies The Rivals The School For Scandal and The Critic and had become a Whig MP holding office as Secretary to the Treasury and Treasurer to the Navy But he was financially crippled when the Drury Lane ...
... Newport’s historic Westgate Hotel History had repeated itself for in 1839 the Socialists were also on the street battling with a Whig (Liberal) government whose battle recalled authority was represented inside the hotel by the mayor and the militia Forty people ...
... dispirited He had won fame for his three brilliant comedies The Rivals The School For Scandal and The Critic and had become a Whig MP holding office as Secretary to the Treasury and Treasurer to the Navy But he was financially crippled when the Drury Lane ...
... Caesar lands on the coast of Britain 55BC Edward III defeats the French at the battle of Crecy 1346 BORN SIR ROBERT WALPOLE Whig statesman and British Prime Minister Houghton Norfolk 1676 Joseph Michel Montgolfier balloonist and paper manufacturer An-nonay ...
... One is of two daughters of the Lord Wharton the other a picture of the Earl of Danby They once belonged to Sir Robert Walpole Whig Prime Minister in the 18th Century but were sold quite legitimately to Empress Catherine the Great of Russia Now that they’re ...
... dead just spread bile a little Red Skelton on Cohn’s last rites: proves what they say: the public what they see and they’ll A Whig from New York Breaking Ranks Norman (Weiden-feld and Ni son £796) Norman Podhoretz is the editor of Commentary has been for ...
... were appalling with entire families living in a single room in squalid nesses It was scandalous a episode and 1 the collapse Whig governmi tenaments with a daily expen- f diture on food of three ha’pence a person which would buy little more than a few rotten ...
... Nations Edinburgh 1790 Erie Stanley Gardner popular writer creator of Perry Mason Massachussets 1889 DIED Charles Earl Grey Whig statesman and Prime Minister Alnwick Northumberland 1845 James Abbott McNeill Whistler painter lithographer and wit London ...
... people who took the decisions affecting the life of the nation The dining room was the scene of tremendous gatherings of the Whig aristocracy and their friends “Here people like Pitt Fox and Sheridan would meet and talk at dinner It was an epicentre of ...
... are reverting to the practicalities of survival of the fittest English Social Democrats go in fear of suffocation by Celtic whigs yet in Wales the Liberals are being led like lambs to the hungry ex-Labour wolves in SDP clothing The Welsh Liberal Party is ...
... Kenton’s most famous side-men These are: Bob Burgess Rolf Eric-son Charlie Mariano Bill Perkins Shorty Rogers Bud Shank Jiggs Whig-ham and John Worster Chronologically they cover the spectrum of Kenton’s music from the early 1950s (Rogers Shanks and Burgess) ...
... indeed among the churches It is perhaps significant that so many of these complacent Conservatives describe themselves as Whigs not Tories I have little doubt that they would have fought against Lord Shaftesbury’s Factory Acts on the grounds that child ...