... ; to redress. Then, gentlemen, what is tha conclusion to be drawn ? That the witnesses whom I shall call be- ' ! fore you speak the truth — that there was this public ob- ject—by armed force to change the law and constitution of tbe country. Gentlemen ...

... negligence ever imputed to a naval officer 'ii such a situation. The admiral, however, if we are to understand the Moniteur as speaking on his authority, says — 77 aurait fair de livrer sa flotte a Mehemet Ali ; a most in- telligible hint, to say the ...

... peremptorily on the condition of government inspection, which yet they endeavoured to de us was of little moment. AVhen I speak of the pro- moters of this scheme, I do not allude to the Committeeof Privy Council. They are only the instruments of an agency ...

... murderous accusations ? The fact is, as it ever has been, this incendiary — a coward by instinct, and a knave through cunning — speaks woids which he designs for snares, and is steadily, though stealthily, prosecuting machinations which have for their grand ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE CEIVED THIS MOItNING.) K. • •onfidently speak of a change of ai'.fl re is a ?? tendency to Mold poli- tics, I i that a Cabinet arranged between Count Mole and M. Guizot will shortly make its appearance. The of Paris, M. de Quelen ...

... Lord Mel- bourne follows upon the same understanding, though villi a better title, and then comes Mr. O'Connell. By the way, speaking of Mr. O'Connell, we have heard that the firmness of Mr. Chief Baron Woulfe has defeated the atrocious scheme for polluting ...

... works under Mr. Phelps; he is a cotil merchant. My father was one of the special constable's; he was not with meat the time I speak of; I had not been at > Line three minutes before I saw them. I was standing. I went to sec the Chartists coming in, as I heard ...

... regular meeting of the constituency without dis- tinction. Of the feeling that pervaded the company it is im- possible to speak in terms too complimentary. All seemed actuated by one sentiment — all appeared to feel, as one man, that nothing but a steady ...

... posed conversion of the Five per Cents., which measure it denounces as fraught with injustice. As the Debats was considered to speak the sentiments of tiie Kiiie, doubts were entertained of the capability of the ministry to carry it through the Chamber of ...

... the windows extended to the very floor, and exposed us. I n my unifotm, and the soldier*, were in aline behind me*. Can you speak with certainty as. to the mob seeing the oldiers as well as youmlf ?— They must have seen beiti me le soldiers. Kallv. --Will ...

... without this veil. I had a peep at one young women ; one day wheu I was riding out, 1 stopped at a small fort to speak i.. a man (many of tbem speak Hindottnance), she was sitting neai the door, the piettiest creature I ever saw, a pi a, and what added to the ...

... the friend— he has bathed it in blood— he has expatriated the ri-sident gentry— he parated tenant from landlord. How doet he speak, as reported in the Pilot of the 27th of Decemlier :— I have always declared that not one drop of blood should be 1 hate ...