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... area and other clvlc dignatories, and to have acted as a debatin~ , drinking and wagering club. Politically, the Club was pro-Whig and, in 1813, Lord Belgrave became a member of the Incorporation. Lord Belgrave was elected MP for Chester in 1821 and was ...
... became Haven Commissioner for Norfolk in 1695, and founded a century of prosperity for his family as lawyers, squires and Whigs. His big Baroque monument in the church is signed by the otherwise unknown sculptor, Rust. The arms of his son Jacob Preston ...
... . -- 7 0 , r - TiO k ( i .a , rill J. m !ik - ir Ati k 111:MEEL 0 AMM=ii WHIG DON' annon THE WOMAN WHO WALKED - OUT ON CARY GRANT ...
... centre FAMILIES the Old Oak Estate The centre. at the Acorn and Palms the usagewill now have social workers on V centre MM. is Whig Aeon* Geoff Wykurz their owe doorsteps. plumed with Hamm/ImM Cast the cent's was waded bagasse the estate is so isolated. A ...
... COUNTRY LIFE-JULY 7, 1983 She and the Duke opened their houses for the Liberal party in the tradition of the old Whig hostesses, great old Whig hostesses, and they made a formidable combination. Jewellery was bought to wear with her wardrobe from Worth-ropes ...
... Wrath of (Bennett Robert) MB. ne. £15.20 Haskell Ho Publrs US. : ). Truscott Dowgate Works Douglas Rd.,Tonbridge TN9 2TS (Ifl: wHig 1 ...
... ‘the emergence of professionalism, albeit belatedly, albeit une?ectedly, that provides backbone to John Kenyon’s book. This is whig history with a vengeance. Historical study bes;'u in primeval slime; it leads up, in-exorable evolutionary process, to people ...
... ‘the emergence of professionalism, albeit belatedly, albeit une?ectedly, that provides backbone to John Kenyon’s book. This is whig history with a vengeance. Historical study bes;'u in primeval slime; it leads up, in-exorable evolutionary process, to people ...
... Tos; 14, (Juan) Carlos; 15, Benbow; 13, Awn; 20, Ream; 21, Ages; 23, Habit; 24, Andante; 25, Marshalsea. DOWN:-1, Ecuador; 2,, Whig; 3, Nugent; 4, Romances; 5, Ought; 6, ipecacuanisa; 7, Horst Wessel; 13, Sc.trotts; 36, Begonia; 17, Sahara; 19, Nubia; 22 ...
... and cannot, therefore, be mixed. By using two different coloured pens you can complete both puzzles on the same pattern. 25. Whig statesman who supported the Americans' claim to Independence (10). DOWN 1. Gordon, best-known for his TV role as Hudson (7) ...
... national companies, should have their financial futures secured by being recognised as special cases and brought under the whig of the Government. The financial afiairs should be assessed every three years, it adds. Arts Council chairman, Sir William ...
... his departure at the age of 12 for boarding school at Little Shelford, near Cambridge, and concludes with his election as Whig Member for the newly enfranchised borough of Leeds, following the passage of the Reform Bill of 1832. In this he played an ...