... A Case of Nightmare. A few nights since, about twelve o'clock, says the Troy Whig, a case of nightmare occurred in North Fourth Street, which caused considerable merriment among these who had the fortune to witnese it. The facts are as follows stranger ...

... which the fire had not touched. That is the best likeness, of an ugly man I ever saw, was the only cte.unent of the great Whig statesman. Mr. Grinnell was not only an intimate friend of Henry Clay, but also of Daniel Webster. These two great personal ...

... political party-feeling ran so high, we learn from the Spectator that patches were employed ;Is party-symbols- - ladies of Whig principles wearing patches on the right side, and Tory ladies un the left side of the face ; while those who were neutral (or ...

... on Monday—the Earl of haartnmath in the chair. Amongst the *eaten wastord Lyttelton, who, after arguing that a hog line of Whig statesmen had always supported the principles of an Established Choreli, referred to the difficulty in which the Liberia party ...

... determination to - chosen leader. From the choice of Lord Granville and the Marquis of Hartington it would seem that the great Whig families are going again to aid the of program in the same way in which they have twice m history aided it before. When Liberalism ...

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... FraLte. (in Saturday evening this of arriv e d lii reu• hum keno, where h 0 whArr. pump duty on Wont in the pew ended the Zia Whig au of the yeu A proposal to increase the taxes on livouris ran.. la. repaaed by th e 333 to T en ,, pon ' i d the King ...

... judge! inquired the ~model girl, her gentle brown ryes wide with wonder. well, the wretch coolly, a good many years ago the Whigs of Schenectady County, N.Y., elected to the Mho , Connty Judge and /Surrogate as fcrr-r, wh I knew no mote about law than a ...

... Amin*, bats from Ilasbb.arg, 444400 patois Yon nap I ,' 1 I AND NONTHEIDDICALAND SATURDAY. NAY 1A 1876. ANNWERSARY. the llgth *Whig ?Ito Prior to the first impression of the BlyM Weekly News submitted to the public, we observed tient tt want of a local a ...

... c &bleat!lsm bells/ rite to Ireland. Ile regretted tbst 11r. Dr.rsili ehoold tars Likoti over • legrey the • . blak headed Whig. nod h s or4ed Lim to r00t lice the assailers net of but of •guilty 1111). Alter remarks from several other bon. members ...

... bridal rto Aare* way has Make g Serra, er *Make. The °greed rat •• parr err► sr rely with Wirt the r errs b betray two sr arms Whig bra to the Ur Nam be sr re Mira. war herr Ore. Imp erd • to Ow terse prow& gad 4 la • bit bus by a well tarn art err of Pea ...

... saw the light at the bishops Kock ITuring the., two hour.. and niter tint struck, we bumped enverel times before finally Whig Alfi.gether about ten were ere& but then the powder damp, and we could do nothing farther in that illmction The See was hreskong ...