... TOTNES. The two candidates, Whig and Tory, are both prosecuting a canvass of the electors; but Mr. Pender, the liberal, it is said has the greatest chance of success. ...

... y enough, the is a mrllcal, while llu* Unitarian moderate whig. The liberals can command 12.000 votes, the eonsotvulive.s S,OOO. These conwnntiveH vot»‘ for th ...

... their father to the grave. His second wife—once celebrated as an actress—Miss Elphinstone, survives her husband. The Northern Whig of Belfast says : — For many years Knowles was a martyr to rheumatism, which almost entirely robbed him of the use of his ...

... that there are eight Boors, each long, by 76 feet wide, and that if the ed by the . agninery be allowed for, than / Jet ea* Whig* pushed that Mr. on record millers in the roulile.. if •. am bum yea • but • ewe It emus balk l i :be bel • bit at bad bele ...

... well bestowed Perhaps he will be equally gratified to learn that we most thoroughly agree with him in the opinion that i) the Whigs, or whatever other title may properly belong to the parties now in power, should remain renegades to their motto, Peace ...

... Marshall, his son-in-law, left Belfast yesterday evening, to meet Mrs Knowles Glasgow, and arrange the funeral.— Northern Whig. Tha Eight Guinea Noiseless Sewing Machine, at Dimoline's, 34, College Green. See advertisement, headed Useful Holiday Present ...

... sacred soil of Britain is in danger of being profaned by the feet of the invader, so long will the inister of the day, be he Whig, Tory, Liberal, or of whatever rations. creed, lavish the money of the nation in warlike prepa- The distress in Lancashire ...

... that it was a work in which people of all ranks, ages, and denominations could engage, and here they might all meet, whether Whigs Tories, Liberals or Conservatives, Churchmen Dissenters, and prove that, whatever their differences, they were all at heart ...

... it was a work iv which people of ail ranks, ages, aud denominations could engage, and j here they might ail meet, whether Whigs or Tories, Liberals j or Conservatives, Churchmen or Disseuters, and prove that, , whatever their differences, they were ali ...

... I am, dear Sirs, yours very sincerely, WILLIAM CUBITT. Penton Lodge, Ist December, 1862. A meeting of the leading Whigs and Radicals of the borough has been held, when a stormy discussion took place, the former counselling a walk over for Mr. ...

... sailor named James Little, who was so dreadfully beaten Icy the prisoners while at see, that he died from the effects.—Northern Whig. MCEDED.—The 11 Ifeet Whip contains the fohowing startling paragraph : Oa Thursday evening a sir guise report was current ...

... the We shall iu future keep Mr. Glyn well posted up with his conatituonts— Censure, says Beau Swift, is a tax a pays tor Whig ensiueut. ...