... KING BOVBA SPEAKS! Ug ,d. Ti at august potentate, whose paternal rule con- ho feis such inestimable blessings on the inhabitants et of Naples and Sicily, has at length broken the of Royal reserve he has hitherto maintained. The rs, King of Men, the ...

... ORATOliY v. SPEAKING. To THE EDITOR Or TURS MORNING CHRONICLE. SIB -I cannot refrain from offering soaim observalonas upon a leader that has just appeared in one of your (on- temporaries. I should not have delmced it worth while to trespass upon valuable ...

... THE OFFICES v. PLAIN SPEAKING. - I Piccadilly, Jan. 28. Sir-So much sympathy ia felt among enlightened Ea. glishmen with your laudable endeavours to effect soms reform in the menagement of our foreign affairs, that I take the liberty of writing to ...

... DR. MERLE D'A UBIGNE SPEAKING FOR RIMSELF. To ?? EDITOR OF TItE MORNING CiRONICLE. SIn-In a letter which you published on Satur- day, I expressed my determination not to continue the controversy with a reverend gentleman who had constituted himself Dr ...

... the ill nature, they display when speaking of Haytian affairs, and for which it is not possible to conceive a inotive. 'Passing over minor errors, I shall direct yourattentios to the mistake made by them in speaking of the change effected last year ill ...

... answer, he states that. Dr. Alexander held the post of Hebrew professor at .Cing's College, London, and could write and speak correctly Hebrew, English, and German. Possibly; but it is also notorious-it has been stated in print, and will G. HI. ...

... strictly after. One of them, a miscreant who deserted some time age from one of the Highland regiments, had the Insolence to speak 'to sue the other day, ?? coku-' plain that he was worse treated than the prisoner.. Ile asked, What would be his fate ...

... for the formation of a corps of gen. ji being actively proceeded with, under jo.,ioa of three European officers. from Madrid speak of the difficulty \f~tiCO as being in a fair way of arrange- terrol,', the enlighteued course pursued by Bid& the Mexican Charg ...

... visit of the Pope to various Italian princes, and hi, Holiness has greatly modified the rest of his tour. Letters from Tripoli speak of a duel between the Enli'h Vice-Consul and a gentleman attached to the FreDeh consulate there. Circumstances connected with ...

... how Englislslnen are treated abroad. Mr, Selfe: You must not speak in that way, or you 'ffill not get a passport at all. The Applicant: I don't care. I cats speak here wtvat I dare not speak in Ostend. It is a burning shame. I will call agait to-miiorrowv ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...