... eonenrs in the general policy espoused Lord Derby—wonld readjust the lucuiiie-tax and mitigate that malt and tea. let tl-c Whigs made Sir liulwer a barontt. lam tnld Sir Bulwit's maiden spce.'h was no means effective but Sir liulwer is man not easily daunted ...

... City elections, goes out of its way to make long attack Mr. Wilson's abilities and opinions. This easily understood. A great Whig merchant can never pardon a hatter who was bankrupt—who was once, perhsps, while establishing hit newspaper, bumble attemlant ...