... reflection, Be ready to repress all attempt against the free exercise of the sovereignty of the people. “Soldiers, I do not speak to you of ithe recollections attached to my name. They are engraved on your hearts, We are united by indissoluble ties, Your ...

... benefits, and ‘in T owill nover set foot ou Algeria. When God willed that | should make war oh the French, 1 made it. 1 made speak the powder as long as I could ; and when be willed that 1 ...

... abolition of that long-established system: we see and admit the necessity of preparation for so great an event ; but, in speaking of indispensible preliminaries, we cannot be silent on that law of your wnz whieh, in direct contravention of God's law ...

... Rothschild attended in his place and voted tor the Speaker. It is rumoured that the Barow intends, when an occasion offers, to speak and vote, braving the penaltics for 90 doing. —Jewish Chronicle. ...

... with the intention of depos ting it in the Bank, but, being too late, he wus ob.igeflo take it home; otherw se. generally speaking, he made a | ructice of keeping very litt'e in the house. As will readily be concluded, the affair has createl mu h excitement ...

... deportment, and dressed in deep mourning, approached for the purpose of presenting a petition. After repeated attempts to speak, her utterance was choked by tears. The Emperor gave her a few moments to recover from her emotion, but she was so completely ...

... remand Morgan for a week. Calow would be discharged. The Mayor gave instructiouns to the police not to allow any person to speak to Morgan. Mr. Sale asked whethier bail wouid be admitted. The Mayor said the Magistrates bad cousidered that point, and they ...

... Cape of Good Hope, 32; Nova Scotia 23; Bahamas (Nassau, N. P, 2;) Guernsey, 10; Hong Kong. 19. Tue Hornouse ror 1851.—We are speaking now simply of the heat. Glass has a wonderfully light and cool appearance. Spreading above and around you on all sides in ...

... it. ~ Among the people it is instinetiteamong the upper classes, wherever Protestantisio and philosophism have not, s _to speak, changed the nature of Frenchmen, it is a ficed Principla (il est raisonne.) In more than one mind, ani in more than one i ...

... fallen. The road from the bridge to the Standon Coalyard points is dewn an ineline of lin 330, I believe. The deceased did not speak to me after he came under the bridge We contirued running with the steam turned off and the engine reversed until ti e soilision ...

... child in this town that could not tell him better than that “The Charch is founded on St. Peter,”” and it is full time to speak whensuch as he would lay sucha foundation. St. Paul says “As a wise master builder I have laid the foundation, and another ...

... “Since we have known each other,” said she, ** I have | never ceased to pray for you.” One who knew M'Cheyne long and well, speaking of him after he had passed away, says—* So muoch did we learn from his holy walk and econversation, that it is probable that ...