Bucks town — Disraeli's peerage

Usage examples of beaconsfield.

She had just left behind the lifelong familiarity of Beaconsfield and home and family and did not expect to return to them for a long time, if ever.

Besides all of which she was Judith Law from the rectory at Beaconsfield, fugitive and suspected thief, on her way to meet a duke.

Papa had wanted it at home in Beaconsfield, and Rannulf had been quite willing to oblige.

The language laboratory at Beaconsfield could check out phraseology, syn­tax, vernacular expressions, regional dialects, and so forth.

Our parliament have the vote on the war supply, and as Beaconsfield cannot go into the strife empty-handed on the issue of that vote hangs the destiny of many lives.

These noble provinces are confederated into a vast dominion, with one common Law, one Custom House, and one "House of Commons"--by a simple Act of the Imperial Parliament, the Confederation Act of 1867, passed while Lord Beaconsfield was Prime Minister and the Duke of Buckingham Colonial Minister.

Into the commercial break now roared a deafening ad for Beaconsfield Cigarettes, whose attractiveness lay in their filter's use of bone charcoal, the very best kind.

The language laboratory at Beaconsfield could check out phraseology, syn-tax, vernacular expressions, regional dialects, and so forth.

In what his opponents called his "policy of adventure," Lord Beaconsfield had the support of the lower populace.

And it may be remarked in passing that the Gladstone government, thus far, though pursuing this policy more moderately than the Beaconsfield government, shows no intention of abandoning it.

The language laboratory at Beaconsfield could check out phraseology, syn­.

Parker, indeed, they could not easily turn away, but Lord Peter found himself confronted with a surly manner and what Lord Beaconsfield described as a masterly inactivity.