... Hapsburg bankrupt treasury, shall we not speak loudly against the shameful bargain ? Let the reader mark the cunning with which the money-lender plays his game. On the 7th of this present month, Louis Napoleon is to speak to his legislative marionettes on his ...

... motion for three monthszwas about to be quietly disposed of, when lI. Dufraisse, the representative for the Dordogne, rose to speak, and gave an unexpected turn to the debate, by rousing the indignation of the majority against him. After the revolution of ...

... of the first lesoure, all the cardinal said was, Shall I speak ? I will speak; I must speak I stand here to speak ; and I will speak openly and honestly, because I must speak, and will ...

... pivot, and two small gans, one on each side), and manned by about sixty to seventy white men of all nations, or at least speaking all languages, showed no colours, had on deck a blue signalled flag, with a rod square on it; no small arms were seen, but ...

... Arabia, also, with French troops. The latter vessel, while at Marseilles, embarked 303 iorses in five hours, and the officers speak in the t bighest terms of the excellent arrangements made by t the French authorities. The passengers by the Candia complain ...

... to be instituted against M. Mau. guin for debt. The PRESIDENT: Does any one wish to speak on the question (no, no] ? M. ANTONY TIbOURET : I do. The PRESIDENT: Speak. 3U. A. TisOURI1ET said that the committee had been unani- mous in recomlnending that ...

... RUSSIA. The Brussels ilorci speaks triumphantly on the subject of the Russian railways. We have fre- quently (it says) spoken of the systematic attacks made on this enterprise by certain organs of the public press. It would be easy for us to refute ...

... ever have spoken of Wellington in Europe? But, is spite of Waterloo, in the most distant times, history will speak of Napoleon, as it speaks of those heroes who only appear at long intervals to mark the great phases of human civilization. Printed for ...

... some readers-but not those who have suffered from excess of volubility in their teachers-may think a negative merit, we can speak without qualification as to the actual and evident work before us. The literary hydraulic press could not have packed these ...

... shall decide which shall proceed to speak. 4 l In making this decision he shall give the precedence to- one of the higher degree, if there be distinction of degrees amnong those who have risen. 5. No member shall speak more than once, except for ex- i planation ...

... treachery, and by cruelties of the most atrocious description. I will not speak of the martyrs, who are at rest. Peace be to them, and speedy justice on their murderers ! I speak for the living-for those to whom life is a martyrdom-thoee. who having escaped ...

... Robert Ball, Director of the University Museum, and president of a society kindred to our own. It is not in Dublin that I need speak of Dr Boll's career. There is no scientific body in this city with which he -was not more or less coniected or identified; ...