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... the ex-Empress within few days (if has not done so already), and will, for the present at least, take up his residence in England. The Empress and Prince Imperial frequently walk about the neighbourhood unattended, and now excite but little curiosity amongst ...
... Mot d'Ordrc publishes the following letter to President Grery :—“Citizen President: The electors who confided to us our mandat nominated us as representatives of France Republican and indivisible. The Assembly, by its vote of the Ist of March, delivered ...
... checks, Keed and oppression starveth in thine eyes. Contempt and beggary hang upon thy back : Tlic world is not thy friend nor the world's 1 nv ; The world affords law to make thee rich: Then tic not poor, but break it. and take this.” would bo no apologists ...
... give a thought to, and do not seem to reflect on the exhaustion this drain must entail. There is odd report current that England has guaranteed the payment of the five milliards, and there are people who actually believe it. The French seem doomed to ...
... affection, the most speedy, safe, and effectual remedy that is known is Warriss’s Li net us. One dose relieves, and one bottle has frequently cured several persons. After using it any one may walk abroad (however damp murky the atmosphere) with immunity. Children ...
... the foundation of temperance society by M. Richard Wallace. What a change is this! In Paris, which used to be most sober of all the great cities in the world, it has been found necessary to start a temperance society! Daily Hews. RESIGNATION OF VICTOR HUGO ...
... to-morrow. Willie and I went to Kilcoman yesterday, and saw all the ladies. No one else called there. They were very glad to see us, or pretended to be, which is all the same to me. I believe the Castle Daly ball is really to come off the first week of November ...
... its n’s. SECOND EDITION. Daily MailOffick, 0.30 p.m. (rkutbr’s telegrams, per press association.) NAPOLEON’S DEPARTURE FOR ENGLAND. Cassel, Friday The departure of the Emperor Napoleon is fixed for Sunday afternoon. The Emperor leaves special train for ...
... In language befitting the importance of his subject, and with a melodramatic, not to say mysterious, air he announces that England is destined to suffer from the horrors of disintegration by civil war ; in other words he comes to the sad but inevitable ...
... It is the oldest and the largest in the World, Twenty-live Million pounds being yearly produced. (25,000,000.) Our Semolina the staple fowl in France, Russia, Spain, Italy, Ac., and will soon that of England. It has obtained 24 PRIZE MEDALS In the Grand ...
... to prove victorious in the universal struggle for products of peace. God grant it!” A petition from the letter-carriers of England is in contemplation the House of Commons, in which, after allusion is made to the enormous increase in their duties owing ...
... 1815. It is the oldest and the in the World, Twenty-live Million pounds being yearly produced. (25,000,000.) Our Semolina is the staple food in Franco, Russia, Spain, Italy, &c., and will soon be that of England. It has obtained 21 PRIZE MEDALS the Grand ...