... to those councils which limited to a few Whig families all the higher offices of the State. New blood, the Whig organ thinks, should have been infused into the effete system of Downingstreet Wbiggery. Whig blood, of course, is meant the proper new infusion ...

... public favour—whether we are to interpret the phrase hopeless attempt betraying a conviction of the general decline those Whig principles to the furtherance which his political life has been dedicated, or sad allusion to the comparatively inferior position ...

... for such a judge, are not stated with absolute perspicuity but we have no doubt that the amount will forthcoming.—Northern Whig. ...

... more of a Whig and less of a Liberal than he had been when out of office, and did more than any of hia colleagues to reduce the once great party of the Whigs to position in which no one could say a good word for it. Lord John baa been the Whig, par excellence ...

... present week* The only candidate in opposition to the Lord Mayor is Mr. Weston son the late Alderman Wood, an old supporter the Whig party. The Liberals will strain every nerve to get their man in. ...

... to bring that Parliamentary pressure to bear upon the Government which appears to be the only description pressure which a Whig Administration is capable of understanding. ...

... fast friend to the Liberal party, is now the great Whig difficulty. At the next election no candidate of Whig principles can hope to be re turned by an Irish constituency. On the whole, tbe Whigs seem to be getting into disrepute at both sides of the ...

... mih- wrrupulontiy ceaorted. That the Whig perty gonetary strength ot the Britbh navy. Bat there gnat that the Ministryb doomed—are facts which no lavishdanger now in the indberimate nee of eufa language, on worn ont Whig leaden « shuffling of Naval warfare ...

... They ask what claims has to direct colonial affaire, beyond his connection with the Whig party. Lord Palmerston is not very felicitous his appointments. He dearly loves Whig, and his whole government represented only three or four democratic Liberals. electors ...

... the vacancies consequent on the changes. The Radicals complain that too many of them are kept for the irremovable poor of the Whig clique, and that no new blood imbued. The absence Lord Palmerston from the House of Comm . iis last nighi gave rise a number ...

... to Sir R. Peel, the wild and erratic sou of the great statesman. look upon this appointment as a gross insult ottered the Whigs the Catholics of this county; for a more rabid bigot is not to be found in the empire than this new Chief Secretary. Ile seems ...

... hopes that this season's growth will be the finest in length and silkiness of fibre raised in Ireland since 1853.—Northern Whig. London Wool Sales, July 20.—The attendance of buyer* to-day has been far from numerous, and the bidding for all descriptions ...