... has suceeded in doing to admiration. It is an establish- ed saying that the Whigs build walls to knock their hoses against. Clearly, Mr. Gladstone has served a successful Whig apprenticeship, or he never would go gratuitously have sought to bring the ...

... ma'am,'' replied Bridget, he has been married once. Wooden Weddings are getting to be the order ot the day. The Qui. icy Whig notices one which took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Nichols, ia that city, a few days ago. The gifts were ...

... and deed, had impressed aa with a conviction tbat ha was the man for the situation, and that, though nominally tbe hand of a Whig government, ha wan to all intents and parpaean coassrvative aanass satis s af all aw much lavad institutions and beyond all ...