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... royal family and a large marine painting of La Hogue. The latter, together with several Van de Velcles and a portrait of the Whig ~unto ', went to Ombersley Court, Worcestershire, built by the lst Lord Sanclys in the early 18th century. Lord Sanclys's wife ...

... PROPERTIES OF THE WEEK Fabulous four-bedroom home PENNYGATE Cottage, Kirkby Overblow is a fabulous four bedroom detached bungalow whig:l; ig set in idyllic surroundings. Located in a delightful village on the south side of Harrogate, this property has a rental ...

... . Chronicle RM.T o - CUCCRREROR AeeewsE 00 W Highland House Party 17 May 2001 5 days from b only £199 P g - ( S Lochl he. whig s Ben Ne Lively enterta went by vo nights ever enter ¢ Reference 1188 \H\— Walking in the Cotswolds 29th June 2001 P.‘A:: ...

... have gardens which are horticultural monuments to ideals and policies against those in power. That is what makes the great Whig landscapes at Stowe, Hartwell House and Wrest Park, so deeply CO U NTRY LIF E • MAY 17, 2001 159 fascinating. The very idea ...

... Liberal partyforerunner of the present Liberal Democratswas once the most powelful party in the land. Descending from the Whigs, who had themselves held office for much of the 18th century, the Liberals had Protestant, free-trade origins and objected ...

... to reinforce Victoria's position as heir to the throne. Many of the houses that she and Albert visited were the seats of the Whig nobility with whom she identified, and she was especially eager to see Brocket Hall, the family home of her beloved Prime Minister ...

... preserving public order, so his appreciation of the suffering caused by hunger in Ireland led him to repeal the Corn Laws, with Whig {National Trust, £2O) taken too far. Peel grew up under the careful, loving eye of his father, Sir Robert, Ist Baronet, amid ...

... been discovered. Above all, there is a rare intelligence to be traced in the choice and arrangement of the works .This is no Wh.ig canter from the monkish daubs of the Middle Ages to the photo-realistic splendours of the present day. It is, rather, an intriguing ...

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... village itself. Apparently, the them at the edge of the A 36 able to buy a untruth—and better still acts ~ Red Lion was for the Whigs to make it look like road-kill. haunch of badger ~ upon it by asking at the and the Angel for the Tories. I~ In which case ...

... bridge, whist, and youth groups should be approached to see if they want to use the hall. It was initially bought by the late Whig councillor Cecil Margolis who in turn was repaid by the HFC, then known as the Harlow Over-60s Club, around 30 years ago. The ...