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... they speak liberty only to destroy it, and it is to stifle it that they feign so loudly to embrace it. Thtir punishment will consist in seeing the public peace which they bare been unable disturb. And one of the means of it is the adoption the law as ...
... v eep they speak th e henevolesice and charity of the persons and pray for them, and if they get any well If not, perhaps they wadi afterward s li n er ittsprecattuirs a .amst them, whicii I have frivolo ly (ward. My (impel iii West -street has r y Is ...
... -- of wounding your feelings by speaking the language of sincerity: but I owe it to you, since to you it will prove useful and even necessary. 'Yon have acceptbd; as a tetreat, the island of Elba and its sovereignty. I lend a very attentive ear to all ...
... French Popers Mondety arrived last night. — They speak of the Rm. - 7;lllst' inovetuents in the South as if they were \ overpowered, but we entertain sanguine hope 3 (hitt these representations have their 11;11 shore a the Corsican's Ivooted falsehood ...
... iw~ speaks nut against it. These invitations have but (ow supporters; in the first place, they originate with persons whom e prneial mistrust accompanies to Vienna ; and, in the next, the-snare is too ob- Inuit. Hitherto all the %tops that hare been taken ...
... . . A PA 111,91 AN returnrfl from no, PIL _ tive country, trim speaks and wri:es her lan , tiage with grammatical purity. is fly competent to teaelt hisiorv, gtlti g•raphv, and. the VJse of the Globos. witholtt masters, - would he happy to etn l .atre ...
... rivals on the ether side the Atlantic ? Men speaking our own language, who cun mix with us in all our proceedings. commercial as well as political; who can easily induce our instructed workmen to facilitate their operations who cannot be prevented from ...
... battledores, made ft* tv«y into the; I House. Ile bad not Intended speak this question, but now be must declare bis entire concurrence with it; and it be did not, be should think himself unworthy | seat in that House. Sir F. Flood said, been lifted bts ...
... J' For some days they Wye been speaking of the nodget f. .r the h ear G, wi!l be prevented on to Chamber of Deputies. Ve are assured tont the table of our espesoliture and receipt will he mope es.couraging than cireullistanees seemed to pr , mist. Brume ...
... etc we cannot speak so tenderly. We are well aware t - th - at as the law now stands„-unless it be proved that a, Magistrate's conduct is.inflnenced either by corrupt - or revengeful motives no harm can attiorn in the exercise of his official duties- ...
... RENCN dam..••kv•ll6o - (HICEIVID THIS 1401LIIII10.) PARIS, JULY 30. In the fashionable world they speak of a marriage b e tw, the Duke of Otranto and Mademoiselle de CA):illone. It is said that their intimacy began at Aix, where the Doke lived during ...