... A CASE OF NIGHTMARE. A few nights since, about twelve o'clock, says the Troy Whig, a case of nightmare occurred on North Fourth-street, which caused considerable merriment among those who had the fortune to witness it. The facts are as follows :—A stranger ...

... 55' 12 35 925 1 0 CHELTENHAM TO LONDON. Week Dap. Stout:A 3rd Cl. Exp. 3rd cl. 3nl ed. 3rd et. Exp. 3rd el. .3n1R.1 2 37d a &Whig a.m am. am. am. am p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. Cheltenham' 855 735 925 10 45 12 20 2 0 3 0 550 12 5 115 455 Gloucester 720 8 0 ...

... has arisen, rto down by their ideas` waken, and resew Lad who will ge thessosives to lase the per peoessp led t things, fi at-Whig. ether et party Tenn Is*, I. RADON. M.D. THI MPS= AND TIDE HIGHWAY ACT. Gs ?coos V the Dams HOWL ,—Xistly se sips= thst Mr ...

... Protestant interest that is the Whig speeitio for Irish tranquility. It is curious to remark with what exactitude history has repeated it-elf. The Kilmainharn Treaty is the counterpart of the Lichfield House Compact ; the Whig policy of clinging to office ...

... will be given on 1 MONDAY, MARCH 6th, 1871, sit Eight 'o'clock in the Evening, by Mr. W. TOUCHSTON E, Maaelester. Subject : WHIGS AND TORIES IN PEACE AND WAR. ADMISSION FREE. The SECOND SOIREE in connection with the above Association, will take place on ...

... moire the elk grad 7th William IV, see. 7, for all a Iserosymin is their employ to take, sad ear= end deliver bread, willeast Whig provided with • cosset beam sod mobs, or Ildiekat hoboes. The eases were alike ; the dalsmiants had ant out their use, with ...

... without a reference to the individuality of the Ministers who held the first office of State. Lcrd Melbourne was Premier of a Whig Uovernment when the young Queen was called to her exalted position, and there can be no question that ho proved a very valuable ...

... will be incepecitated for • long time hem yarning the ordinary clothe of hie calling. THE MOST RESPECTABLE CUT-THROAT IN THE WHIG CABINET. A largely-attended National League meeting took place at Carrick-on fluir y . Mr. 011rien, M.P., in moving • resolution ...

... fought, the collision was described as an untoward event by the Duke of Wellington's Cabinet, while Lord Holland, a noted Whig peer, represented it as a thing to be rejoiced over. 5. The Liberals who came in power in 1830 need force to compel the Kingof ...

... mu flame Mamma, vas a G. Dar Rica Onion Cowin Cali; sad the calibrated RICH LIQUID EXTRACT ANNAITO. Peetteedere of Peke. be °Whig THE STROUD NEWS AND GLOUCESTERSHIRE ADVERTISER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1871. ...

... the time being, and join in an appeal to William, to aid them by his arms, in the recovery of their laws and liberties. The Whigs were ready for the opposition to the King, for his acts were contrary to all their principles of liberty. The Tories, also ...

... but was hindered by Fox and the Whigs—the Tories were blamed for all. They were the sinners above all men. Scotland was kept in bondage by them' although the Scotch system existed two hundred years before the very names Whig and Tory were issued from the ...