... conversation ; . thai no'iodij is paging him any attention, he skips several pages toeetme to the i/uestiou ! d voices — Speak of Corsica. M. I.el'el.v re continues to read in the midst of noise- (Question, question.) If. 11. .Morel presents himself ...

... woman. Her grief was so excessive ou jjj .g her only remaining child in so melancholy a con- Z f ' Jhat s ' lt Oeuld not speak, and she was conveyed ?? ...

... mind in this capital. On his dtsbut, M. de Chateaubriand says, I can no more forbear speaking on the censorship than Mr. Wilberforce could on the slave trade. Speaking of the manner in wliich the censorship will be exercised, he adds, The journals will ...

... apparently in a good state of health. On entering the drawing-room she was pro- ceeding to speak to her husband when she suddenly fell down, and expired without speaking a word. The de- ceased, who was 07 years of age, has for a length of time enjoyed a remarkably ...

... treated in the Chamber of Deputies, during the question of tbe budget. But the most re- markable fact of all, and which alone speaks volumes, is, that we learn by a circidar of the .Minister of the Interior, dated 14th Octolier, 1827. * and addressed to the ...

... covin would not suffer the gnat mm of the realm, the. King*s good counsellors, to speak with or come near the King, or to give him good counsel, or that the Kin& might speak with thnn, but only in the presence of the said Hugh the father, and Hugh the son ...

... test obstruction to the : lady from the oath w in - own bride). So much for the Of the in. not wish to speak with eoiifi.lt bearing i but we cannot speak of it v ;. reived much applause in Germany, and has been praised by anticipation in this country. We ...

... slate, that civil disturbances of a serious nature had broken out at Diorbckin and Mardia. The letters from Warsaw continue to speak of the movements ofthe Polish army, and of a levy of recruits in Poland. Several new divisions of the Grand Russian army, under ...

... before the officers of police, who looked upon him as an impost a: It waa soon ascertained, however, that he could scarcely speak a word ; that he had been totally neglected, and had received no education whatever. An official notification w;is then published ...

... X Hy whose direction* found'st thou out tbis place ? as enthusiastically applauded. In the passages \e*ve noticed, when speaking of her performance en Monday night, as exhibiting remarkable power, and evincing a line conception, there was no manner of ...

... reliels that liberty which you solicit for them ? Are they worthy of it ? Do they deserve to form a nation ? Their actions speak aloud to the universe, which is an equitable judge of their depraved conduct, as well as of my clemency. I know how to make ...

... said, if the case had gone on, he could lave produced till the officers of the parish in which the house was situated, to speak to the regularity and good Order of the place. ...