... of the Hertford Estates litigation, has been commenced by Mr. Stannus, the late agent of the estates, against the Northern Whig.-The Court of Common Pleas have unanimously decided that Peers have no right to vote. Only one side of the case was heard, ...

... aombe, appearedt u port the summons. eveal witnete were examined but noeswti dme atuall commeitted. It dppared th e psrtnentin whig htheed damawa ommitedfoedea of a. frs-l~ass sokng cariage of thez 8.5- trin Waterilo to Windsor on : the night of S ray, te ...

... extent that will astonish even the educated members of the party. Nor need.we regret it if the session is one of woe to the Whigs, and to s Ministry that has increased the infamous Pension List in a single year by one hundred and eixty-one thousand pounds ...

... stop to itat once (hear, hear). fie (Mr. Shaokell) was ard determitned to ?? question (hear, hear) to and to support no ?? Whig, or Radial ,re -unless he was an economist; (applause). in conclusion ne he mproposed that the committee should have power ...

... the following list of cases ardmitted into the General Hospital on Saturday and Sunday, ?? is pub- lished in the Northerm Whig, is suggestive, and there is reason to believe that it does not fully represent the casualties, as nuy persons have been treated ...

... with stahbing George Robert- in the back with a ?? prosecutorN eid that on Saturday night he had a fight with the pfii soner,.whig had picked a quarrel with him. Being worsted, the latter apparently lost all self-control. and,, having tbrown the prosecutor ...

... ing the hands of the national church, urging the clown to exercise its ancient prerogatives without any servile respect for Whig-ridden parliaments, and in- rent landed proprietors to give their p of potato-garden and playgrounds in which to play football ...