1
But the entrenched power of the land gentry was not to be discounted so easily.
2
The squatting class in Australia correspond to the landed gentry of England.
3
In Dickens's and Thackeray's day, the landed gentry could still be attacked.
4
Jack had not been raised in the ways of the landed gentry.
5
There were naval people, military, commercial, landed gentry, clerical, royalty, and beer.
6
To the Protestant citizens of London was now added a Protestant landed gentry.
7
He had a pretty foul mouth on him for landed gentry.
8
He warned and rebuked the landed gentry and the princes.
9
The Farquaharsons were landed gentry in Virginia when these aristocrats were still grinding snuff.
10
Ayub Khan had played politics and enrolled the landed gentry in his Muslim League.
11
I can't quite imagine a nurse ordering around a member of the landed gentry.
12
There were incendiary fires on various estates and farms belonging to the landed gentry.
13
Down, the landed gentry of the Ulster game, on a slippery day in Clones.
14
The clergy trembled for their benefices; the landed gentry for their abbeys and great tithes.
15
He had moved up from this landed gentry role, through Cambridge, and into the government.
16
At the porch he met two of the landed gentry, one of whom he knew.