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... of local nobility line the walls-Lord Bingley, whom we have already met as Robert Benson ; the Marquess of Rockingham, the Whig statesman, successor to Chatham, by Reynolds ; Sir John Lister-Kaye, Mayor in 1737; Sir John Milner (1787 and 1798); and the ...
... looking north, but both that and the old drawing-room have since been converted into bedrooms. Sir John Hewley, the staunch Whig, was hirgely occupied with his politics. His lady, however, was well known in Nonconformist circles, and by her charity and ...
... And I the resentful Whig, to see Your Lordship in master, said Jeffreys: I was bound in conscience, said Tutchin, ? It was set called for wine. I am glad, sir, he said, to see you. And I am glad, answered the resentful Whig, to see Your Lordship ...
... And I the resentful Whig, to see Your Lordship in master, said Jeffreys: I was bound in conscience, said Tutchin, ? It was set called for wine. I am glad, sir, he said, to see you. And I am glad, answered the resentful Whig, to see Your Lordship ...
... fifteenth warm or chilly, Snow or frost-bound, willy-nilly, Laura must go t o the poll ; Consummation of ambition ! Tory . . . Whig . . . or Coalition H er's the clue to swell the roll. Laura in her mirror glances ; Fashion's touch her grace enhances, A pure ...
... fifteenth warm or chilly, Snow or frost-bound, willy-nilly, Laura must go t o the poll ; Consummation of ambition ! Tory . . . Whig . . . or Coalition H er's the clue to swell the roll. Laura in her mirror glances ; Fashion's touch her grace enhances, A pure ...
... drawing-room society in which he moved. The Italian atmosphere, the classic worship that had prod u c e d th e palaces of the Whig oligarchs under the first two Georges, he maintained under the third George. But he so studied the subject afresh, so moulded ...
... drawing-room society in which he moved. The Italian atmosphere, the classic worship that had prod u c e d th e palaces of the Whig oligarchs under the first two Georges, he maintained under the third George. But he so studied the subject afresh, so moulded ...
... created Baron Braybrooke of Braybrooke in the county of Northampton, in 1788.- W. F. S. THE FLIGHT OF BIRDS WITH IN.JURED WhIGS. To THE EDITOR. Sm,-The survival of injured birds is always interesting, but the instance given by Mr. H. W. Robinson seems ...
... drawing-room society in which he moved. The Italian atmosphere, the classic worship that had prod u c e d th e palaces of the Whig oligarchs under the first two Georges, he maintained under the third George. But he so studied the subject afresh, so moulded ...
... created Baron Braybrooke of Braybrooke in the county of Northampton, in 1788.- W. F. S. THE FLIGHT OF BIRDS WITH IN.JURED WhIGS. To THE EDITOR. Sm,-The survival of injured birds is always interesting, but the instance given by Mr. H. W. Robinson seems ...
... March 31st, 1923. Buckingham, the eighteenth century Whig magnates - men who loom large in our political annals. Peter's youngest son, Vi'illiam, was secretary to Sir Philip Sidney and Provost of Trinity College, Dublin. lawyer son, John, taking the ...