... on trade had been removed. The Northern Whig, a few days ago, gave an instructive history of the cotton trade in Ireland. Originally the trade was protected ; but it did not prosper. At length, says the Whig, Mr. Huskisson took the subject in hand ...

... the Liverpool Bench with a batch of magistrates of unmiti* gated Tory politics :—no half-and-half measure, like the usual Whig precedent in such cases, but a dozen or of active partisans and electioneering agents, Lord Derby and the Carlton Club, awoke ...

... a trumpet of his hand to convey every word to his ear. Strange thoughts and misgivings must haunt Sir Bulwer, for he was a Whig once, but suddenly turned Tory when the battle for free-trade came on. Ah! Sir Bulwer, you should have stuck to the old ship ...