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... implacable revolution.” Now, what is the real history of the fall of the i'rssssf What is the stupid reaction of which it speaks? In 1848, the'Preise, with a courage which was a noble one, in the very face of terror declared that the Revolution of 1848 ...
... was tolerably large, hot not snffioiently so considered to bold Monty meeting. There woe a largo array of Free Traders ready speak, farour of free tride, and propose amendment, had the meeting gone on. You may now consider general Mnoty meeting for Wexford ...
... * or PHIS IX. Has been so Of late yean have they not been oas and all in complete dependence on Austria, unable if report speaks with the least truth, to perform act-almostto appoint to alßoo—without their sanction or permission Pius IX. strove for i ...
... England, or any English Minister, can wish for Germany, is to see her united, contented, and at peace. Itwould.be premature to speak confidently of the success which hopewill attend the Erfurdt Parliament in its struggles towards this end. But at all events ...
... Cent. Interior Slock at 29 to 29|; Peruvian was 69], and very firmly maintained at that price. Latest advices from Madrid speak of the return of H. Mon to the Ministry of Finance not impassible happen. The 3 per Cents, were quoted 30} ; 5 per Cents, 13J; ...
... peace, but would nevertheless negotiate seriously.. •• v..i. M. Thiers then rose and began regretting that was about to speak in opposition. He strongly supported the necessity armed expedition. B >glaud and the United States had monopolised the transport ...
... entered into it, and against the Ibr .-ilh and demand nearly twenty-three ff»Tof the roost oivUised and part of •' body. He speaks aga.nst all pnnaiples tbs p* „ trim in attacking this only means of rftr ',oSteK order and maiotainiog liberty at the Finollv ...
... Catholic religion for tbe last six generations. One of its members is now acting a missionary in his native country. This young speaks Latin with the greatest fluency. He is about to proceed to Naples, to enter the college of the Propaganda, where eight of ...
... as a communication, teal upon the envelope. Whatsvei tbe origin of this article, tome of t majority, well at tbs democratic speak of it to-day at insolent National Assembly. They will not ei Constitutional. The public genera adifferentview. They saytbattbepub ...
... very clear this must always he the case, inasmuch it is a physical itnposability to blockade 2,000 miles of coast. You cannot speak upon the subject to one man in ten bui be will state to you one of these propositions, in facts; and yet it is absolutely certain ...
... worth while replying to this ; hut in order to give tbs writer an opportunity of explaining, 1 would say that Dr. Smith is speaking articles of wbieh the supply equals the demand. If then the supply is noneeessarily increased, sellers become competitors ...
... bands. Permit me to say, that in coming to yonr country 1 not feel that I come as a foreigner to a foreign land ; our nations speak the same language, spring from the same rase, and seem especially intrusted by Providence with tbe same glorious task of i ...