... and snurl, their prose and rhymes, *T'o ring their anti-ministerial chimes. * See the attack on Lord John Russell and the Whigs, in the | *Tumes ** of Monday, June 12 NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS, The local and advertising demands upon our columns this week ...

... see Intriguo degradc a British Ministry, As it an Empire upon which the sun Ne'er sets, for Whigs and ‘Whigs alone were won. Time was—when waa it not >—that ‘Whigs were known To think Place, Titles, Patronage, their own, For a few favour’d families design'd ...

... must, depend on 't, Write as we're paid 10 write—so there's an end on *t. 1f th’ honor'd ‘T'ories will not find us bread, The Whigs and Rads wo hate must do't instead. ‘T'ie only questions with our tribe when fasting L Are, ** who pays best,” and ** what ...

... are we to think, when we see several ot those who held hich oftice under Lord Derby, including his own son, voting with the Whigs, Radicals and Dissenters on this division 7 Une of our county members, many bave grieved to see, was of the number, Mr. Ruightley ...

... [Por the Northampton Herald. ) i THE WHIGS, THE WORDLINGS, AND THE 'AI; MORE CRY THAN WOOL, MURE BOANT THAN MATTLE, Ere this ouce evitable war i ~ Hud call’d, as now, for tax and tears, And whilst men look’d on Russia’s Czar ‘With strong, but uot un-reas'ning ...

... modificd the \ condition produced by the dislocation of partics and the Peel system. In the House of Lords the forces of the Whig and Tory parties are about equal, while the party which aeceded trom the Conservative ranks, under the influence of the late ...

... Coalition is «mmonlfi-‘n very doubtful whether a breal rauks—a coutingency w 0 E:U whether ber Majesty can leave land excursion —the Whig lord in the House of Commons has n m«uq'g of‘:‘f‘mdl d_lhr‘ accordingly, t place 4 unfl.mfi'bc Peelite daily orgw with a report ...

... ranks«—a contingency so probable, that it is donbtful whether hee Majesty ean leave for her annual Highland excursion the Whig lord who manages matters in the House of Commons has felt constramed to eall a meeting of © friends of the Government,” whieh ...

... the door-mat, but obleege me and be seated. | Bel ove me loth to trouble you, 1 wouldn't move 2 muscle W ere it only for the Whigs, or to save the house of Russell; But we've sacrificed s 0 much for our chenshed Conlition, | That 1 ask this “lectle” from ...

... delighted in puns and odd turns of language.”™ | Mrs. Stowe is most at K‘,.,k. i deseribing the ladics wnd } cluldren of the Whig aristocrney : — “There were present, also (st Statford House), Lord ! Jobn Russell, Mr. Gladstone and Lord Grenville, The | ...

... cortainly very incompetent. There was wothing very extrsordinasy i this, Faithfuluess adversity, though n charncteristic of Whig partisauship, is not very usual with the Liberal journals, and the circumstance only merited notice ay shewing that the gr ...

... _ Lum, Sir, THE DOUBLED INCOME TAX. [For the Northampton Herald. ] SEBASTOFOL, Again Whig swagg’rers, with their vulgar brawl, ‘ Assort Sehastopol about to fall ; ST at this moment falling'’ ...