... shall decide which shall proceed to speak. 4. In making this decision, he shall give the precedence to one of the higher degree, if there be distinction of degrees among those who have risen. 5. No member shall speak more than onco, except for explanation ...

... EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir,— l see that in the Standard report of the proceedings in Convocation yesterday, I ara made to speak of bringing a charge of heresy against the house. I said nothing so foolish. What I did say was, that it might be necessary ...

... Victoria has ore now proved she cau write —a lotter uot merely of graceful acknowledgment, but lu'l of that deep feeliug which speaks from heart to boa. t, and at once ennobles the Sovereign and tlio subject. — Morning Post. ...

... longer holds any position with the Turkish army. Skilled in the military tactics of the principal nations in Europe, and speaking the foreign languages with unusual fluency, there is little doubt if tho command of the Foreign Legion wore conferred ...

... struck with the superiority of our men as regarels a knowledge of languages. Whilst every Englishman could speak French, not ono Frenchman could speak English. I mention this without the slightest wish to divparago our intelligent and gallant allies, but ...

... and espe- j^.y °f late, and entreated her never to leave tbe Empress. tlia viwar'-*si while the confessor, Bajauoff, was speaking to jj ,***•• peror, the latter took tbe Empress by tho hand and -tn 7 iuto that of his confessor, as if he wished to entrust ...

... tb«> pioperty of the public, instead of which he robbed the parties ho was considored to protect against thieves. Strictly speaking, tbe prisoner ought to be punished with penal servitude, which ho richly deserved ; but as it was an act of larceny he could ...

... declaration made by General Espai tero in the Cortes on the preceding day ; it is as follows : — Gentlemen, — T am about to speak to the nation legiti- mately represented iv this place. The idol I adore has been, and always will be, the liberty of my country ...

... in fair request; prime Irish, too, wanted for export— but most difficult to Roll Irish white feed oats. Some of our letters speak of potato disease again showing itself ln Ireland. Übborne and Son, 5, New London-street. arrivals. English. Irish, i Foreign ...

... Shadforth has a son it will be placed at her disposal. The lady, however, has no son. Thia Royal sympathy for the respected brave speaks volumes for the duke. Recruiting among the Limerick Police.—Yester- day a eerjeant of the Guards inspected the local force ...

... world, _ now comic Fri-ncb ballet will bo presented for public approval, ?? c be Tailleur de Toulon, of which report speaks v° T _ highly, abounding as it dis, \> it h a variety of comfo io cl dents, choriographie displays, andeffectively worked ...

... all that is noble and honourable, has favoured the public with libellous diatribes against Lord Raglan. His lordship's acts speak for themselves, and nodefance is needed for one who has so nobly upheld the ancient military renown of Britain. Then why these ...