... principal forces. It very ill becomes the Melbourne journals affect such airs levity and impertinence are exhibited some of tbem speaking of the predicament in tha Noble Viscount is at this moment placed. We can venture to assert, thst more than of his own take ...

... which this country is bound to succour Spain in case of an attack from any other foreign power. On the latter point we cannot speak positively as on the former; though the information in the one, as in the other instance, is derived from a most respectable ...

... with one Paris paper yesterday nwrning), alludes to this report, but adds, that the letter itbas received from Perpignan, speaks merely of alert on the night of the 1/th, and of the departure of some troops, hut acknowledges that Mina and Llobera did ...

... now they would meet with a reception very different from that which they encountered in IPOH. In Madrid people are afraid to speak openly, but they bave hesitation assuring an Englishman, in whispers, that them is no hope for Spain, witboutthe prompt in ...

... the submission of Lopes fla.ios. and the garrison of B ...

... proceeds to complain of •• the ions,- number of journals and revolutionary pamphlets which inundate the country, tiieabu.se speaking even in the Chambers the States, the daily progress of a system of propagamlism wliich at first prudently held itself reserve ...

... The Grand Chief, on receiving the medal, addressed his Majesty (in French) in the following words: I was instructed not to speak in the royal presence unless in answer to your Majesty's questions; but feelings overpower me; heart is full; I am amazed at ...

... which had been made at the time, yet subsequent events proved to hhn mat which he was glad he had this public opportunity of speaking —namely, that the House could not have selected a better qualified to sustain the dignity and independence the high station ...

... protection from foreign competition forms the burden of it. He says, speaking of a free commercial intercourse, we should in such case supply foreigners, V grant, with more wine; and I speak of wine, because I know of no other production of any importance ...

... out, or any one who takes his part, instantly struck Ashley a violent blow under his ear, who fell to the ground, never to speak again, and after lingering till the following day, he died The Coroner's Jury who sat upon the body returned verdict, of Wilful ...

... associated, it appears thai the follow. lug declaration was agreed upon in writing : That the House of Commons does not speak the sense ot Ihe Nation ; aud that a Reform of tbe said House is equally essential to the independence of the Crown and lo ...

... reading the Reform Measure was resomrd. Mr. Trevor and SirJ. opposed it; Mr. S'honswar and Mr. Beaumont it. The latter was left speaking at the pnsl honr. We hear that the Reform bill will, it' its progress through the Commons should not he delayed beyond night ...