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... hree- the King. They have the right to tell you that you speak in the name of the nation, for they spe: ld be the name of the King. speak in the nai very | prudence and of reason, for they speak in the 1 ead, lof the King. You have been told, that p Ome ...
... asking you, canyon, can you not, form judgment whether man believed on his oath, or not ? will you tell the Jury or not? A. I speak the only instance that has occurred in all life, ami I have doubts. Mr. ll'ullace. Weil, I must leave it the Jury, I can get ...
... Rice, Sulphur. Piece Goods Cotton only, will obtain a bounty, on exportation 50 francs the Killograms, Paris, Jan. 13. Th. y speak of several petitions addressed to the Kiny, by some Ex-C6bventionals, prove that they voted for the death of Louis XVI. only ...
... lor you, more happy year.” The King answered-11 receive always with pleasure the assurance of the sentiments the Chamber You speak preparing , lor me happier year ; that which is about commence will : open with most important discussion. have made know nto ...
... lam Speaking of the eio..s-cxa:iiin'ition •- A. ! the very reverse. Q* did not spare him at all, 1 dure sav A. - Not at a!!. (J. short you actually looked upon him very active and realous Counsel for his Client A. I did. Q.. him afterwards speak to evidence ...
... another class ot men, whose conduct ought to separate them ct-inally . from the French People. « Yon foresee that we are speaking of those men ■ who, after having rendered themselves guilty ol the . greatest e. lines, have themselves procluipt d their ...
... Ireeand, tlii« young Gentleman would not with disrespect. Of his faiher’s son we have reasons to entertsin a disinclination to speak offence. We recollect with distinctness, and without deduction, the title of this young Gea tieman the character of talent; ...
... the November, at seven o’clock the evening, she came into the lodge where 1 was; she said to father that she was desirous speaking to him private—l retired into the front lodge. Alter both were seated, she spoke follows:- M. Rocquettc, 1 know that nothing ...
... to which I have aliiulcd, however, con“ tains much misrepresentation and lal -ehood. that it autliorized tha: Gemleman. I speak if report was made hv him, therein staled, has. *■ say it wi'h j.'iu) but in jastiie to myself and others heie, i nniHl declare ...
... : n- FRANCE. The Paris Papers received this morning speak wore fully respecting the arrest of Sir Wilson, Captain Hutchinson, and Mr. Bkuce, than (huse previously in our passession. Tltey state, that the customary investigation previous trial had been ...
... nor does any Witness attempt to give, the precise words. Some the Witnesses,. Gentlemen, have negatived some egressions, All speak tins ud'cci and subsumes ...
... monument i 0 tin- memory the i^nghem. Ite resident.—Though this proposition ha* already been adopted the Chamber, those who wish speak are at liberty to so. tries from all sides o!_To the vote! To the vote! ihe plan of Law was adopted with unanimous accl iuiations ...