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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 ...
... tit S. This morning arrived Paris Journals to iLe is instant. They continue to speak as if the Treaty of Peace ewe actually steed, sad some pr;v.ite sealants give 'lwo the etioditit •.• but a private letter ea which we cam rely 'Growth* no Trews hos re ...
... WANTED immediately, in a Ladies' School in Bath,—An experienced FRENCH TEACHER: she must speak the language correctly, and able to write grammatically. The best references must be given as to character and ability.— Letters fin French, and post paid) ...
... 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- ...
... tien lost; of this we c: - ..r. , !0t speak _from. our Ikvin but.sesaval letters were &hewn ; atlr,; the fact, and we have the copy of onc e l'cr.tniiriltredqo us, but we do not know the au- ti Paris, Aug. €2.1. Yesterday borrHer., letnincL and tietudecoe ...
... measures, that the, pretended alarms they manifest can be sincere ? Let the people be undeceived: they speak of our ills but to aggravate them; they speak of liberty only to destroy it, and it is to stifle it that they feign so !nod!) , to it. Their punishment ...
... Lord and King, permission to speak.' A mi•vement of surprise was manifested in the assembly. The Duke of Richelieu, after taking the orders of the King, said, According to the immemorial usage of the Monarchy, no person can speak without the express permission ...
... Nee•l'e It is also indispensible, that she he morsels ol the French Language, not only to write and teach Crumricaily, Isut td Speak, it with Flumcv and goad Accent and, air3re all, thu she be abi e to bring persmal testimony for good conduct, good, principal ...
... if the unfortunate combination against Porher at Ordenes had not taken place ; with me, as an Englishman, they say they can speak without reserve, and ; and 1 find the sentiments ■.he people, who are at all well informed well educated, to one way t but ...
... Prussia, that his Grace last year interceded with the King to restore to his Prussian Majesty, which Louis XVIII. promised. Its speaking of the pictures and statues removed lately, his Grace states that whatever reason there might be last year for leaving them ...
... some of the Members, and we mentioned yesterday that one of the Deputies, previous to taking the oath, demanded permission to speak, which was refused him, on the ground of its being contrary to usage. We now learn from the Paris Journals, that though it ...
... a various Indange of matter to day, and some we hope useful, and among them is the Peninsula Prize-Money arrangement. To speak of the state of Ireland were painful anti useless. Journal de Paris. As little is to be discovered of the public mind at Paris ...