Percy Clerc

"... anything at all, is worth a sacrifice of money; but as a matter of fact it exceedingly little, indeed, we doubt if it actually costs the taxpayer anything. u Percy Le Clerc,” with rather wearisome reiteration, goes over every grant, the to the Queen and the allowances to each Prince and Princess of the Blood, bringing the total up to a year. ..."

"... 3)1, is worth a sacrifice of money ; but as a matter of fact it costa exceedingly little, indeed, we doubt if it actually costs the taxpayer anything. " Percy Le Clerc," with rather wearisome reiteration, goes over every grant, the ?385,000 to the Queen and the f-llowancee to each Piince and Princess of the blood, bringing the total up to ?511,000 ..."

"... to the Scottish people is put within the reach of the English and Irish as well. THE COST OF THE koval FAMILY. S OME ONE who signs himself u Percy Le Clerc sends us this w r eek a little red pamphlet entitled 41 Our lloyal Family.” It is not a very interesting production, being neither thoughtful, nor learned, nor suggestive but ..."

"... lands surrendered by the dynasty, lands of which a great portion no more belong to the nation than any other land the nation by Act has granted away. 44 Percy Le Clerc would argue that the lands were all intended for the support of the kingship, and therefore national domain, but at all events the nation never till they were surrendered had ..."