... contrary to what his own inclinations would have led him, rather than en- danger the position of his party or give his vote to a whig minister. There are, however, two questions with which Mr. Cross's name has been honourably identified during his parliamentary ...

... people powerto sweep away the greatest curse that afflicts them I e ceared not whether he got it from a Conservative, or a Whig, or a Radical, if he replied that he was he sunk his party politics and voted for that man; and he said that unless they were ...

... which is of no party, but which as a tax question, interests all. Organic reform in our con- stitution is tabooed equally by Whigs and Tories, but it may not be impossible to collect from the honest and independent men of both parties a party for administra- ...

... influence, it sea intr itA, into parliament, so fair and just did it appear n ilor, that the dispensers of patronage, whether Whig or ol were afraid to offer it any open opposition- The tX however, what was, in theiretimnatioa, the next be$ namely, to attempt ...

... struggle, but evades the real casus belli-the policy of the government on the Italian question. The testimony of this veteran 'Whig- ?? to the claims of the White family to the gratitude of the Roman Catholic clergy atdd people de- serves to be quoted. The ...

... Cinlliffs Shawe, Esq., vras, la June, 1792, elected MP. for Preston, on the death of the Bight Ron. General Burgoyne, on the Whig or Derbyite interest, and sat for the borough until the dissolutian in 1796, when he retired, and Sir H. P. Hoghton, Bert-; ...

... as a pirate hoisting a-false flag ? Yet, Sir Thomas presses this good old watch-word, which has beern the rallying point of Whigs and Radicals, for somn generations, into his own service, and, with this strange device on the Conservative banner, he asks ...

... tht ReormBill was thrown out?--~( Lord JohnRussll. Andat whose instance Was it, that that government a overthrown, and a: Whig govei-nment brought int ofce ?-(To try to bring in a better.) When they cm into power they brought in a thing which they ...

... of Europe. Catholics of Preston, -Remember the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill. It was a measure of the Whigs, Whiggisbh Irish Fellow-Catbolics,-The same Whigs, through their Viceroy in Ireland, have, within the last fewv days, ifefused to grant a charter to ...

... too sudden and too complete, so it gives way, and consents to a compromise. -The Herald thinks that, of all the episodes of Whig administration, the eventful career of the Revised Code is the most discreditable and humiliating, and asks what are we to ...

... re form ?? had been introdueed since that passed in 183^9; and wben tbe Whig government caine into ofldee, they llatly de- cosned to carry one at all. -Tbey were indebted to the Whig government, amongst other thi~ngs, Sor the Inestimable blessing of the ...

... too sudden and too onmplete, so it gives way, and consents to a compromise. -The Herld thinks that, of all the episodes of Whig administration, the eventful career of the Revised Code is the most discreditable and humiliating, and asks what are we to ...