... lahibrenil was brought in by two gendarnmes, and surrounded by a numerous guaad. 11d. Couture, his cotinsel, was going to speak, when the prisoner, whose organs were en. feekled, and whoie strength wa's exhausted, at a former aqdi- ence (April II), rose ...

... country fron the outrages you direct against the most estimnahl peruons.--M. Crawford: You sva to drown my voice, bitt I shall speak loud. I lpropose in the commiencement of the next Session to attach the Count Decazes before the Chamber of Peers. So I have ...

... hausted. There is no, woman existing has so happy, a a knack of making her frienids and admirers ridculout. An Irish Gentleman speaking of suicide, said the only way to stop it was to make it acapitaloffence. - As trade at present is not very brisk with those ...

... while our own lavaspermitted it.- But we can now assert that this trade -cannot, abstradledly speaking, have alegitimate existence. When I say abstractedly speaking, I mein that this toun- try has n oright rtcontroul any foreign Legislature that way think ...

... Gdrr6W, that there had e) great speaking ois this day-somen vviy fine Sehead.-as ong others, Mr. Qu4in spoke, who I un- erstand isa great orator (a 1w;gA:)-dI speak it seriously I have been so informed-I cannot speak of my own nowledge, and indeed I ...

... atmosphere of pestilence, from which they have no .pwaer.to ebeape. Wlhfeyer ivisits the Jails in Scotland will',, generally speaking, be forcibly struck with thiat destituion, which: Hooker declares to be such an inipedinient to virtue, as till it be removed ...

... of the inha birant5 of the king- donm. * We cannot even guess how these discussions will termiinate. BADEm, JULY 25.-They speak of Very important declarations relative to the affairs of ihe interior of Oern'aiy, wlhikh were miade by the Prussian Ministers ...

... you. The pInsoner snid, you speak a t, to me witb gieat vioience-and digrespea. Lieutenant Ii Russell repliedl he did not, sevcral times; and upon c thle assertion being repeated,, he replied, I think; S, k you speak so to me. t lThe ptisonei: appiealed ...

... coaches in ge:esi; , ' As Colorel Lee, ant Mis. I ec .~e ,taIstng an air.- ingjS, on. horseback, ypstexdy, in thi Par stong' tQ speak to a genrlemansof;theiire of auck- 'Mrs. Lee's . horse :became. suddenyyrr s~tjand ki d anad:.. plupnge in a most viciou; Bcknner ...

... rate raising sonm and lowering others, M\r. Merceron served - li3i fiiends and punished his enemies ?-I at sure that I cannot speak to that. Have you any doubt shia Miss Clsarlotte Cowdry s-ood in the lattel pltdicarment, when she was raised 1ronm 401. tio ...

... and that, perhaps, he wiluld take up ithe subjaci: ; lie mi~ght speak -with him at any rate, and see whlat be wvould aaty on the iubjcct. Here Richmond wished that lie (dipunecni) would speak. with Campbell on the subject, add that he (Richniond) would call ...

... endeavourcd to run from hins ; the Proqecutor followed, and a vatchman coming up, the Prosecutor, before the Defendant could speak, proceeded to advance the charge in question against him. Mr. SCA RLeT called several persons to prove that the pfose. cutcr ...