... our dominions consolidated, :represent principles, and appeal to forces, which are well known. The policy of the successive Whig Governments since the time of Lord Hardinge, on the other hand, may be characterised as a daring experiment in state horticulture ...

... THE BROAD ARROW. October 19, 1872• Whig Radicals is viewed in Canada with contemptuous indifference. They could not insult us. The omission of the Canadian military force from the Royal Gazette will be looked on with regret ; our people know full well ...

... the one certainly, and the other probably, could be averted. Our contemporary is angry at heart with the whole school of Whig-Radicals, with whose general policy that of the Broad Arrow may be as fitly compared, as the gist of the article in question ...

... proper tribunal to answer for his false statements. With this I enclose the copy of a letter that appearel in the Northern Whig of Saturday last, referring to the case I have mentioned. The letter is as follows : TERRORISM IN THE ARMY-AN ENCOURAGEMENT ...

... many for the gain of the few. The joke has often been that modern Tories find the Whigs bathing and steal their clothes—it would be more true to say that modern Whigs find Tories shaving and steal their beards ; we want the sharp razor of reform, but ...

... or ; t he Reform Act of 1832, since which time the Of Party has held office for ten years ; the Liberals hav e a Dus grades—Whig, Radical, and anythingarianthe \r rtiled for twenty-one years ; and thus, by taking - Y estimates for this period the Globe ...

... Constitutional force. How have they fulfilled these expectations? By proving themselves infinitely harder taskmasters than the Whigs, and no better paymasters or caterers of any little countervailing inducements. The Militiaman has become a byeword, and regi- ...

... the side of caution rather than extravagance, t° follow, in fact, the bold and manly example of Lord Salsbury in adopting the Whig policy of looking first to th e service of the State ; and secondly, to the good of tale Services. High pay and rapid promotion ...

... satisfactory, and our prestz: ; e maintained without the aid of arbitration. But in these days of nominal reform and progress, with Whig principles in the ascendant, we have rather a different tale to tell. We are told that the Army has been reformed, that to ...

... in a characteristically hideous make-up, quite surprised his friends wh° had hitherto associated his acting with ringlet whigs and trunks. His success is the more meritorious, as he undertook a part, completely out of his supposed line, at a very short ...

... common have not interests to which justice must and shall be done, and in preference by a Ministry calling itself Tory, if the Whigs for a time have been blinded by power, and proved themselves the oppressors instead of following the glorious old tradition ...

... present ample proportions without danger to the national liberties. The interested outcry against a standing Army raised by the Whig politicians which thronged the Court of William 111., and largely echoed by the Tories, was, therefore, supported by pleas ...