... TO-DAV'S DEVON WEEKLY TIMES. October. ty terse rs. and Co . at Moe eastuth las, ',nature - 1. sg,tby, leesars. Reseal and as Whig/0 Field. thisrlief-Mangeld Wortaels. ty Weser. Randall and eons. at Davrliab M arkct - Lave Woe*. AI sad so W Mr. W. H. Bedell:ad ...

... girl woe taken to the prolice-statime sad charged with wham eke aid she had no See% and was without Ss enema of premiss food, Whig abooltitidy Jaw binned tie Ss girl told him her mother lived at she left home dye yews ago, and had held sevoral sonatinas ...

... athe *in d ity of the Ever Faithful s o, escendants of honest men, ttr'eir fortunes in trade by sheer hard and who were Whigs (there were no oh then) and Nonconformists to the and the attitude and conduct of dt-endants would offend them far the opposition ...

... shall not here examine the interesting question, whether the mission of Lord Fitzwilliam was wholly due to the action of those Whig statesmen who were friendly to the war, but disinclined to junction with ! Mr. Pitt except on comditien of fundamental change ...

... shall not here exam!ne the interesting question, whether the mission of Lord ntzwilliam was wholly elte to the action cf those Whig statesmen who were friendly to the war, but disinclmed 0 a ;unction with •-••••..• • • • • HAMILTON Edit formerly secretary ...

... declares, crime and treason input down. As a matter of fact, the great majority of the people, despite the assembling 1 a few Whigs with the old Tory school, ham so confidence in a Government which declared to rule Ireland without coercion, and which is relying ...

... advocacy to the poor peasantry of that country Id their patriotic opposition to the tryannons Coercion Act passed by the Tory-Whig Government In direct violation the pledges given by them at the last election. Wa •'■all ourselves of this opportunity to renew ...

... But Mr. Goachen has a scheme also, and if iho question corad the fore he will produce it. a **B“ the times that tho ultra-Whig i.dinhnrgh advocates in its forthcoming number the adoption for experiment England the meUtyage nystem. This may be operativei ...

... where are his followers!? Ninety-nine cut of every hundred of them are ranked against him, and be is the pct of the Tories and Whigs Ile has deeerted his party, and he will had that the punishment due to a deserve' will be meted out to him. Nearer home we ...

... shall not here examine the interesting question, whether the mission of Lord Fitzwilliam was wholly due to the action of those Whig statesmen who were friendly to the war, but disinclined to a junction with Mr. Pitt except on coadition of a fundamental change ...

... take care, as Doctor Johnson did when he wrote his more or less imaginary debates for Cave's Magazine, that the confounded Whigs had not the best of the argument. Shorthand in its various forms is now a science as well as an art. It has its skilful professors ...

... flooding the boroughs with Tory mag.str .tes, and the Lord- Lieutenants of the counties had been putting nothing but Tories Whigs who were taken for members 0 t that party- (laughter)-upoa the roll justices o the peace order retain the management of any ...