Given the vast and widespread landed interests and the national and international preoccupations of the monarchy and the earldom of Wessex, the Abbot of Chertsey was therefore probably the most important figure in the local elite.
32.
When Leon Brittan fell from grace during the Westland affair, Stokes announced that Brittan should be replaced by " a red-blooded, red-faced Englishman, preferably from the landed interests . " ( Brittan's parents were Jewish immigrants ).
33.
He dismisses Lilburne and fellow democratic agitators for having no landed interest in the kingdom ( echoing the position taken up by Ireton in the Putney Debates of 1647 ) and warns MPs to heed the'better sort '.
34.
They gained national recognition on television programs such as The Jenny Jones Show, and with features in Craig Hayes, the girls landed interest from several record labels and learned to play the guitar to perform their songs at meetings.
35.
They were also united in the same broad criticisms : opposition to the bellicose " landed interest " and its role in government corruption, and opposition to a monarchy and aristocracy who they believed were unlawfully seizing the people's power.
36.
Though they sought to maintain the principles of the Conservative Party, Peelites disagreed with the major wing of that party, the landed interest, on issues of trade; in particular, the issue of whether agricultural prices should be artificially kept high by tariffs.
37.
His family's extensive landed interests, including the manors of Wynyard ( purchased in 1742 for ?, 000 ), The Isle, Kelloe, Old Durham, Brancepeth and Rainton, helped make them among the largest shippers of coal via Parliaments of 1741, 1747, 1754 and 1761.
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To which is prefixed, an Introduction, Exhibiting a View of the Ancient and Modern State of Europe; of the Importance of Our Colonies; and of the Commerce, Shipping, Manufactures, Fisheries, & c . of Great Britain and Ireland : and their Influence on the Landed Interest.
39.
When Meikle's claims as the inventor were disputed, Rennie wrote a letter in his favour, which was printed in " A Reply to an Address to the Public, but more particularly to the Landed Interest of Great Britain and Ireland, on the subject of the Thrashing Machine ".
40.
The landed interest, though powerful at the moment, had henceforth to face the rivalry of the wealthy manufacturing communities of the north of England, and it may be added that the influence of theoretic discussion was likely to be felt in the treatment of the financial policy of the nation.
