... quarters, at Hong-Kong he crammed into tamp, illventilated store-hou,es in such a too, as the 1 ? Why, the truth is, that our Whig-Radical government wished to reduce army expenses on the China station, and this is the way they went to work. They withdrew ...

... fears are justified. We are not content, however, to trust to Earl RUSSELL'S irresolution or the prophesyings of the great Whig families in a matter of such importance. We trust in that weakness of the Reform party which Mr. BRIGHT'S affected moderation ...

... mystery. The Conserve- , hope that the latter tactic is one to which even a tive journals naturally pointed out the anomaly 1 Whig Government would not descend. But apwithout throwing any light upon it. The Minis- pearances are, it must be said, suspicious ...

... rights. The balance, so far as the House of Cora-1130118 is concerned, will be inclined according to the action of the large Whig party which lies between the two. Not only their tranitions as a constitutional party, but the dearest interests, the very ...

... neat and hien ica.l o litician than of a The special characteristic of Mr. Flannay's satire, pattiss,n. He loves lashing a Whig. But he as herein seen, is the more than ordinary ease with I.._lites lashing a fool much better. A man, indeed, which sense ...

... French con- , perty ra te at 250/. is entitled to twelve votes. With stay, it cannot relieve, and it cannot compensate. pliant Whigs, was - glad of that prop on which to tingent, the Emperoe-Mearerieren has to maintain r h e is ga m rd em to o low l e o ri ...