... the late acqu'fal of Dr. Wirlh may tend to put down juries in Germany.— Globe. The tone of the German journals, generally speaking, is of a warlike character. They dwell particularly upon the amount, quality, and discipline of the armies of the Holy Alliance ...

... committee, to receive certain resolutions respecting ■ the funding of Exchequer bills. The right hon. gentleman was left speaking. ...

... clear that the Ministry cannot long stay in. Feargus O’Connor positively brings on his motion—O’Connell, I understand, will speak on it. ...

... the very flower of absolutism, there being at Vienna no one to con.pare with in this respect. Count Seinsheira* for he, too, speaks occasions—told tie Bavarian Chamber once that the right of private property was nothing in the scale against the right of ...

... symptoms of his descent from the old dragon. When he cameto speak of the Thirty-nine articles, he said had answered all I had said about them before. sold therefore he would not waste time by speaking of them now. I tell you he never did answer what I said ...

... in a dream of the past, without affording a subject for laughter to the rest of the world. They should invite Lord Roden to speak to the toast. ...

... matters ; states the general expectation of some sudden revolution, but it is the reign of terror ati isben, and no person dare speak in the streets. The crews of the English merchant vessels were not all given up. It is curious circumstance, that at the time ...

... IRVINGITES IN CANADA! We have received Upper Canada papers tin* 30th. til, which speak with some regret of w and impovtah* inijßiilalion into tile colony, being some of disciples with tiieir gift of toaguea, which the Canadians seem to have more dread ...

... have to speak would b» on ibe motion that tbe petition do lie on the table. And again ba might have another opportunity of speaking, the question tbst it be printed. Thus, instead of speaking font times, be would have an opponunily of speaking only twice ...

... twice the number were forced to remain outside from want of accommodation. The meeting was exceedingly will conducted ; the speaking was remarkably good and bust, ness-like ; the proceedings most orderly ; and the feeling all present unanimous.— Scotsman ...

... EXCHEQUER OFFICES BILL. Earl GREY rose to move the committee of this bill, and was left speaking. HOUSE OF COMMONS— Tcesday. (PHOM A SECOND EDITION OP THE SUN.) DUNOARVAN ELECTION COMMITTEE. Tbe bouse met shortly after four o’clock, and proceeded to ballot ...

... instruct in the usual branches of Wn EnglUh Education—Writing, Arithmetic, and the Udf »Qlhe Globes included—French (which .she speaks native), Latin, the rudiments of Italian, Mutm, efurevery kipd ef Fashionable Needle-work. No objection to the OSuntry. References ...