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... E. France.—The session of the French Chambers was opened Monday by a Royal Speech of little import. His Majesty began by speaking of his family, of the travels of the Duke of Orleans through Algeria and through the south France, where he observed such ...
... upon the whole what a ' called the Oxford tracts. Are such men to be concluded his dccii. sion, or silenced, if they choose speak, by his prohibition- Absurd! they remember, he says, 'or do they know, that private man can, without sinful presumption, pronounce ...
... tevereiy than tee are. O'Connell has been delivering diatribes at Dublin, Tralee, and other places. We subjoin specimen ; speaking of Lord Brougham’s attendance at liis daughter's funeral, of his paying the last token of respect to the child of his affections ...
... repeat that this seat is secured the Conservatives, making again difference ef two votes on division. Geksaock.—-We cannot speak with any certainty about this seat. The present member has contrived to make himself favourite, although the mercantile interest ...
... That the answer is unfavourable to the Cabinet, may be presumed from the bare fact of the Ministerial papers of this morning speaking in a very subdued tone on the subject, as if preparing for apologies. I hear that on the arrival of the courier at Mas de ...
... to deny allegation lately made in that journal, to the effect that the retainers of the Queen Dowager were the habit of speaking lightly of her most gracious Majesty the Queen. Thursday week, about eleven o’clock, . Onorato Gales and Ids wile Maria, ...
... Fenolon. He says when the Romans heard Cicero speak, the common acclamation was Oh ! le grand orateur I” but their emotions evaporated in admiration of the speaker (hear.) When the Athenians heard Demosthenes speak, the common acclamation was— 44 Allons, battons ...
... the other, that 10,000 troops have been sent to England this year from Ireland (bear, hear'); and thia very day on which 1 speak, the 19th regiment, stationed in DuhHn, has been suddenly called off on some emergency or other, and they embark this evening's ...
... --TiaNas , Sept. 30 • This letter was martinis the 6ih, before the result of the ige eieetiins sifts knave Cuotherlsed. Hut the speaks iu struoger lau-.sage. NICHOL rt AS NICKLEBY. LXIII. THR BROTHKRB CHEERTRLE MARE VARIOUS DS ECLARATIONS AND OTHER AND TIM ...
... are blue; I dream of them by day and night, Awl think them all Jiko you. I.caauiot touch the distaut skies, :The otan ne'er speak to mc, But their mweet imsage arisc, ?? bleud with thoughts of thee. I know not why, but oft I dream, Of the far land of lliss ...
... the land, lie admitted that many of I the laws were partial and defective; but still the people had I it in their power to speak against and object to them. If it A wae the duty of thle poorest to obey these laws, how much nmore was it ofthe higher orders ...