Examples of using Walpole in English and their translations into German
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Ms Alice WALPOLE Second Secretary.
I know a guy in the Walpole PD.
Walpole is one of the few towns through which the Bibbulmun Track passes.
How's life in walpole treating you?
And you ain't the only one with a pal in the Walpole PD.
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There was the Walpole Reef in it--to be sure--a speck in the dark void, a straw for the drowning man.
When I visited they were celebrating the 300th birthday of Horace Walpole who was an author and builder of the castle.
I WAS SITTING IN THE PUBLIC LIBRARY INTHURMOND STREET JUST NOW SKIMMING THROUGH ROGUE HERRIES BY HORACE WALPOLE.
It's just a short drive from Walpole to the Valley of the Giants, one of the most popular tourist attractions along Western Australia's scenic south-west coast.
There is no doubt that he had a very hard time of it, and so had I, even to the point, I must own,of wishing him to the devil, or on Walpole Reef at least.
On the death of Queen Caroline in 1737, thePrime Minister, Robert Walpole, suggested that Amalie be brought over from Hanover to Britain to take her place as"maîtresse en titre" to George II.
The theory that the landscape garden was primarily derived from Chinese landscape art was already strongly attacked by contemporaries,for example Walpole, Mason and Hirschfeld.
This was the onlyplace in the world(unless, perhaps, the Walpole Reef--but that was not so handy) where he could have it out with himself without being bothered by the rest of the universe.
In 1729, he became Vice Admiral of Scotland, but lost the position on 5 May 1733, mainly because of his opposition to the Excise Bill of1733 promoted by Prime Minister Robert Walpole.
Strawberry Hill is a beautiful gothic revival house in Twickenham, London, which was built by Horace Walpole, son of the first British Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole.
GB: With the Whig government under Robert Walpole- he is the"dominator of the nation"- there is a long peace period, but also corruption with posts, corruption during elections and censorship of the press.
We visited the blowholes at Torndirrup National Park(by the pressure of the Waves, air is blowholes through a gap between the rocks) and Stony Hill,afterwards wie continued to the Giant Trees close to Walpole.
Support===Despite such opposition, Walpole secured the support of the people and of the House of Commons with a policy of avoiding war which, in turn, allowed him to impose low taxes.
The Hanoverian privy councillor Johann Casper von Bothmer(1656-1732) moved out of his house in Downing Street,and Robert Walpole(1676-1745) established a long tradition of prime ministers residing there shortly afterwards.30.
It is almost as if Robert Walpole himself were speaking, especially if we add the passage in the essay on"Public Credit" in which Hume says with reference to the difficulty of taxing the state's creditors.
Greenwood Energy, the North American clean energy division of the Libra Group, has completed the purchase of 5.5 megawatts(MW DC)in capacity of solar projects to be located in Gardner and Walpole, Massachusetts.
In 1724 the primary political rival of Walpole and Townshend in the Cabinet, Lord Carteret, was dismissed from the post of Southern Secretary and once again appointed to the lesser office of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
His vote to the government for a sum of money, a sinecure, a post or a delivery, and thereupon could be re-elected by a rotten borough,a procedure which was so much easier as the minister Walpole had raised such a bribery of the members of the parliament-‘every man has his price'- literally to a system of government.
In his 1780"Essay upon Modern Gardening," Horace Walpole explained:"The contiguous ground of the park without the sunk fence was to be harmonized with the lawn within; and the garden in its turn was to be set free from its prim regularity, that it might assort with the wilder country without.
Identity of the ghost==According to legend, the"Brown Lady of Raynham Hall" is the ghost of Lady Dorothy Walpole(1686-1726), the sister of Robert Walpole, generally regarded as the first Prime Minister of Great Britain.
As the painter replaced the architect as the creative role model for the landscape designer as a visual artist, the qualifications of the painter were supplemented with those of the"landscapist", a term that from the late-18th century included the landscape designer, the painter and the poet.Horace Walpole(1717-1797), for example, wrote the following in 1773.
Although the term‘prime minister' was not used at the time,Sir Robert Walpole assumed the role typical of a prime minister thanks to his successes in developing economic growth for the country.
It is not likely I would ever have heard, for I must tell you that Chester, after calling at some Australian port to patch up his brig-rigged sea-anachronism, steamed out into the Pacific with a crew of twenty- two hands all told, and the only news having a possible bearing upon the mystery of his fate was the news of a hurricane whichis supposed to have swept in its course over the Walpole shoals, a month or so afterwards.
Henry Fox, 1st Baron Holland,(1705-1774),devoted supporter of Sir Robert Walpole and together his most docile pupil in the arts of high politics, was i. a. member of the cabinets of the Duke of Newcastle and the Earl of Bute.