... [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 ...

... councillors, eight Whig councillors aod six Whig aldermen, acd supposiug the couacil to stand vext year as it does now, three aldermen will retire. It will tiien consist of ten Conservative councillors, eight Whig eouncillors and three Whig aldermen, which ...

... vote for & Whig councior, 8 Whig alder. l wan, & Whig mayor, & Whig trustee or a Whig member of Parhimment, | sapport particalar individuals appealing to me for support ou the ground of their possessing partenlar principles. | eocourage ...

... advantage, the members returaed being four Whigs and two Couservatives.” The latter part of the sentence is correct, but the former is aot sO. Six Whigs went out of office, and, as already stated, four Whigs and two Couscrvatives were returoed ; conse ...

... repescat them in Parlivment, (Drank with theee times thiee.) Mr. Juy, formorly & Whig, retwrned thaoks and stated that, ualess some restroint was pat apon thosc vagabonds, the Whigs, they would being the eountry to rmin. (Lowd cheers and laushter.) - ...

... end on't-— To miake we Muy'r —ax ngent Whig’s descenduut, *he Labwral Aldermen of the Borongh of Northampton bave disearded the rolies, bat wot the pride, of oficee. 1t Valgurly so prononsecd t The various Whig contrivanees for securing election majort ...

... Wuig, it scems strunge that those clerks, duriag bauking howrs, should be purmitted 1o devote themseives 1o the advancement of Whig iuterests. Such & proceeding is doubt. ess gratity.ng to the taste of some of the sharebolders, but as that ,raliication is ...

... or the pulpit. Mis sole title to a mitre consists in bis Whig connection. As the last Bishop was a Tractarian, it was to be expected on Coalition principles, that the present one would bea Whig. We believe that Lord Aberdecn’s part in the matter is c ...

... Northampton Mereury proposed to the Whigs of this town and county, on Saturday last, that they should unite, first to discover and publich the names of the Oak Club membere, and secondiy to withdraw the custom of the Whigs from every member that coull be ...

... and Mr, Rogers on bebalf of the Whigs. The following 1s the result :—Conservatives claims 13 ; sus. tained 7, disallowed 6. Whig claims 5 ; sustained 2. Couser. | ' vative objections 5 ; susteined 3, disallowed 5. Whig objee. tivas 2, both of which were ...

... Corn Laws, that was & because be was & Whig, and because, at that time, the W 6 Goverament Pprofessed W regard suca an application of * princi,de as downrisht insanity. Now the tnsanity hies B other way, aad the Whigs would be mad if they did ¥ beevmne anything ...

... as they would barase fAew / et o e e érs wil i ; ‘ Better turn honest men lhn‘o: e | Ourselvos coudomn'd although we're Whigs. If Whig can be declar'd & dunce Or kuave, and bave his wishes croee’d, Better throw up the cards at once, Our gumne of Brag and ...