... wilfully cutting and maiming, and condemned hi:n to five years' im- prisonment, EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF MURDER.—The Belfast Whig of Friday contained, the following startling para- graph:—'On Thursday evening a singular report was current that a little ...

... study can be unfolded than to read, how in these days of crisis and confusion, HAMPDEN, the great and noble HAMPDEN, and the WHIGS (it would be well that the breed had not so degenerated as it has in the present day) sighed in vain for the ancient legal ...

... Russell in con- nection with this matter has been extremely incom- prehensible. Even his friends, the Whig journalists, who ought to know something about Whig cir- cumlocution, appear to be at a loss for an excuse for a policy which has taken all the world ...