... ? to speak, exclaimed the members of the right, accompanying their excited words with all sorts of eccentric gesticulations. Yes, yes, he must speak, he is in his right, cried out the members of the left with stentorian voices- Speak, speak ; No ...

... their untruth, but precisely for the contrary reason. Everybody knew that he was speaking the truth, but they knew it was an ugly fact, and were afraid that by speaking out at such a time lie would only encourage the crimes which were the result of ...

... IPROSPERITY UNDER THE SECOND EMPIRE. The Emperor speaks or is silent ; lets others speak or hushes them, as he pleases. He traverses France from one end to another-the population flocks to gaze on him ; everywhere he appears as the dispenser of acts of ...

... at sy eta. h tion. I did not speak to the driver as to the nature of the transit at starting, or at any time. We were due at the BT Victoria station at 6.20. We were four minutes behind J, time in starting. I did not speak to the driver at this time T ...

... 'totted and altogether her appearance was of the moat sickening description. 'he offloer tried every means to induc her to speak, bat he was unable to elicit a word from her. He then asked to be shown the room. from which she was called, and a small place ...

... safety, welfare, and happiness of our country, you will please to accept the thanks of the people of the American continent I speak in the name of the continent, because I know that the cause of the United States is accepted by all the Ameri- can nations ...

... flowers of rhetoric and pro- testations of tenderness the disagreeableness of a refusal. It remains to be seen whether, in speaking to us with this somewhat naked simplicity, she did not in the main and in substance act in a rmunner more respectful towards ...

... the FYnh ljournals on the 'ooife ice are'idthiie'aore tkah ?? tli infoitipxi ,*hioC I .~ Ii * 4 fr It the FranPh The Pays speaks oight of a rumw r fx o peii pn ac ouiog whih J~utan h-i 8Sleag were to be Ovaouated' ry the , eord and occupied byneutral ...

... has fixed Monday next for the ope Ming ,oqf debato on tbe address.: .IL l - isoiz was the first memir t put ?? his xiamet speak upo it but it is thoght i he wil e his turn to Thiers. IDi that case we may elpect to seo the ball opened in grand style. Much ...

... the astonishment and dis. comfiture'of Europe. We cannot admit that such appre. hensions are founded. The Emperor does not speak merely on the occasion of the opening of the legis- lative session. His idea is incessan(tJ peaking and acting. It is never ...

... H. BROMBY. c h TO TIS EDrrOU OF THE TMES. Sir,-Canoii Girdleetone, in his letter which appears in c ., to-day's Times, speaks of those who in the autumn imputed t to the authors of the Revised Code a deliberate intention to securalise the schools, ...

... not to place the original and the altered version of the passage in ?? with each other. Wllen they are brought together they speak for themselves. The passage originally stood: o come to our (Commnunioni Feast: There lresent in the heart, Noto in the hiumls ...