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... FRANCE. The Prig papers speak of a reported riot at Lyons; but, from the inquine. instituted, them appeared to be no foundati n r . .r in }'aria, caused by the re-agitation election of the president and the reel. 7 which are exciting deep interest in ...
... received with cheers and counter-cheers, mingled with glory to you, sit down, more power, chair, you haveno right to speak, 6.c), Mid that he had not been wounded in spirit by the remark that had been made. Ile would tell the meeting what was his ...
... nettle efforts. But I know that I shall not be able to speak a single word ; I feel unwell, absolutely unequal to the task, and most likely doomed to leave before the meeting is over. Our friends will speak fur me better than I could tie. They will, trust. ...
... Robert's reputation is gone for ever. The subject will enter largely into the discussion tonight. It is expected Sir R. Peel will speak upon the question ; and his defence of his favourite immure is looked for with some anxiety hi the city. ILLNESS OF THE LORD ...
... appointed torn-major of Dublin. room of We late Saoteal Major White. r 11• NO. IT Tile AHOY.— J rumour it Cu rrent when we speak of a rum., .it ih, Lindae that it Is in the Moulin, stair o liwaro shout the Ora of distinguished generals—that intention is ...
... are unanimous, In their acomn!. of the imdemency of the weather. We subjoin ono or trio re• porhs which may be relied 00 as speaking for all:— The Mayo Constitution haring the pa,t have had very severe weather, high windy, and heavy showers of rain, which ...
... had occurred, when one of them went down with 1,00 persons on board, out of which only 200 were saved. Letters fmm Havannah speak of great excitement, in consequence of the arrest of a numli,r of Creoles, alleged to have limn concerned in meditated revolution ...
... districts are in a most forward state. The grain spatially well for st far ; they are rich and healthy. Thy potato generally speaking, an excellent ono, and a large quantity has been planted in these Ilisuictto. inquiry we tiud that the atone observations ...
... Justification and the ae , ra went. of baptism and ronflrrnal, ,, n, in 1547 ; and those on the .111,1 14.0.110 Ia not to speak f form, d 1.141 ern,. ~, prey lint. corincile, it is minutest that the of our artn hut had lifer, the chief ,h• Irma] 4 'ln ...
... of Stoweyford. A more wretched set of objects can scarcely be imagined. Their appearance in the New World will certainly speak trumpet tongued of the state of the country they left.—Carlos Sousse!. ...
... for Bodmin to postpone the bill to a later day aft , r Easter, in order that the Irish members might have en opportunity of speaking on it, it was agreed that the second reading should be taken on the 14th of May. The other orders of the day were then disposed ...
... concerning th rail, know Ina own; trot I knew what was in each of hearts. The end of the righteous man is peace, brate,. God speak. by the mouth of St. Paid, being jnditied faith, we have peace with through our Lord Jest, tlr; (Humans v. I) lea, being ...