... n.—The Northampton Tories, having majority in th»* Town Council, have turned oat the Town Clerk, avowedly because fie is a Whig, although baa discharged ttye doties the office faithfully for twenty years. They have e'eoted Alderman Jeffcry, one of theif ...

... have been, a party, thoroughly prostrate, owing to the public exposure of their bribery and other corrupt practices, that the Whigs have had all their own way, have now been caught napping. The proverbial impudence of the Tories, however, now fully restored ...

... Manning, the late Radical representatives, were opposed by Messrs. Barlow and Hagreen. At first the voting was in favour of the Whigs, who, at ten o olock were twenty head of their opponents; but shortly afterwards Mr. Barlow headed the poll, and kept the lead ...

... (laughter).—Mr. Garratt : Yes, it had a quick currency, owing to the election (laughter).—Mr. Saylor (warmly): Why her husband's a Whig (laughter).— By Mr. Garratt : Sometimes her daughter wanted money to buy materials, and she (witness) advanced it to her. They ...

... member of his family on electors who have unfortunately made so bad choice in tbe one they selected. urn writer adds) neither Whig nor lory» but I trust the new Reform Bill may - if the electors are indeed so Bagsbaw ridden place Harwich in ochedule A Colchester ...

... which, in Bclf-defcnce, I must briefly notice. It has been asserted that this Town Hall plan was Tory net, thrown out to catch Whig fish and it has been insinuated that the memorial was got up with an eye to the municipal elections. I altogether deny this; ...

... interest, they were the regulators of their financial affiirs in their capacity as members of Parliament. himstlf was neither a Whig nor Tory; in fact, politics seemed in abeyance; and perfectly irrespective of any political feeling, be should have been happy ...

... Mr. Apthorpe also opposed the report, reminding Mr. Balls that this Town Hall subject was a Tory net, thrown out to catch Whig fish, which Mr. Green unfortunately fell into (no, no). With regard to the £475 in Mortlock bank, all applicatious to get that ...

... Fellowes as a Conservative Tory in those days—so far changed their opinions as in 1857 to [vote for gentleman calling himself a Whig ? The answer will be found, not with Mr. Fcllowes, but themselves. Mr. Fcllowcs has so far kept pace with the spirit of the ...

... more than a Tory net to catch the Whig fish (laughter). The argument had been made use of, and had been paraded throughout the whole town—while the Tory party said they did not wish to vote for a new Town-hall, the Whig party had been met with the cry, ...

... the qualification for a magistrate The answer was, for Huntingdonshire and Hertfordshire to be a Tory ; or, why exclude the Whig at Buckworth, where formerly the Tory was made a magistrate —[Correspondent.) Harmonic Society.—This society is about to be ...

... inferred by anyone that Soward was a ory, I can only say that Soward always votes for the Whigs {loud laughter). If political money it was Whig money! But I don’t see what Whig or Tory has to do with justice in tbisjoase.”—Witness had sometimes advanced money ...