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... and it would probably have been worse if the historin had not felt it his duty to expend a part of his space in letting the Whig Radicals' who now govern England know whither they were tending. Since the folly of this battle' business has now reached its ...
... indostrOl ed ever, by he! cvaluable ess w it at be; being- reate°. e and pleaStire iould be• Spithead for of the g athe that °Whig. their rnanuiog ) man theio,l° Ille unreollo, ,at such a call stable ore to warp stitutes during ad 1 have to hef it in tittle ...
... Herald there are some strong and some weak points in Mr. Fawcett's proposals with regard to pensions. Nobody doubts that the Whigs have shown a singular fondness for these stipends. Now and then they enjoy in connection with them the privileges of a job ...
... Government of a great country is not the purely routine business—resembling that of a merchant's countinghouse—to which the Whig-Radical politicians have striven their utmost to reduce it. An example to the direct contrary has been continually before our ...
... easy estimate thereupon to cut down all expenses which have arisen, and continue to be tolerated simply because both parties, Whigs .and Tories alike, or those at least who pull the wires of 'party action, gloat over every means of increasing their own power ...
... their enemies. They know that when the Whigs left office in July, 1866, the dockyards were prosperous and efficient, no reductions had taken place, and none were contemplated, and so firmly fixed had become the Whig policy of dockyard efficiency, that for ...
... to create by the uplifting of Whig bogeys. The fact is that some of the best officers in the Service are Whigs, and even the merest novas hozno does not think it necessary to his salvation to profess himself a Tory. The Whig aristocracy having on the whole ...
... Modern Cavalry l7 A Sapper's Manua1 Patriotic Part-Songs U. S. Report on Munitions of War 19 A System of Physical Education Whig and Tory Administrations 2l Festing's Exchange Tables . Words and Places Putnam's Monthly Magazine British Sports and Pastimes ...
... Arthur F. Hort, Bart Musings without Method— The Law of Nations and the Law of NeceQsity —Nietzsche and Pan - Germanism The Last Whig Historian. The First Hundred Thousand. By The Junior Sub. BY Q THE TIMES OF INDIA says Not to read Blackwood in these days ...
... N.S., May 26, 1872. jThese long commissions are to be attributed to the unprincipled principle of economy, and unless the Whigs now and then, for once in a way, substitute justice for economy in these matters, they will not long retain the power of making ...
... flagrant violation of a principle in the case officers, which, when an election for Parliament comes, is freely accepte4 by Whigs and Tories (or whatever we may call them) alike, as the basis of every obligation contingent on labour, and of compensation ...
... financial and railway interests of the three kingdoms, every man was against us ; and in both houses almost every prominent Whig who was in the last Cabinet, or expects to be in the next, led by Earl Russell in the one house, and by Mr. Gladstone in the ...