... embassies in the different cities of Europe have been directed to employ all the means in their power to prevents newspapers from speaking about Hungary, and even to insert pretended letters irom i J e6th, written at the **aid rmbassies, declaring that everything ...

... were quite voluntary, under no promise or threat what- ever. Alfred cried and seemed very much distressed, and said be would speak tbe truth. I.li/.abeth Cross said she heard screams of murder about half-past eleven o'clock on Monday night. She came out ...

... escaped ihe notice of all writers on the subject : — If it bo a matter of indiflferenco~(says Giorgini), Cfttlio- licly speaking, that the Pope should be a temporal ruler, politically it is far otherwise. The Pope, as tbe chief of a small Italian state ...

... reconstructed by a stroke of that wand which bad more than once brought about surprising transforma- tions r Would the oracle speak plainly on New Years-day, or, like the Pythoness of old, would it once more puzzle a Continent by some ambiguous or mysterious ...

... which had boen thrown in the way recently should prevent its assembling. Bo that as it might, be believed that he was only speaking the sentiments of every ono in that room when ho expressed a hope that Italy might at length be freo (cheers). We had now ...

... ; from Seotlaud, 270 Scots and 1 . and, from Ireland, 90 oxen nnd In The supply of nearly ull 1 1 was limited. Generally! speaking the mutton trade ruled linn, at extreme rates, and the best- old Downs produced 6s. Od. per Sib. There wt-re a few Dorset ...

... ter on syphilophobia tha quackery connected with this subject has been justly denounced by Mr. Bayfield.— Lai Mr. Uayfleld speaks with considersbfe eonfidenc* upon the treat- ment of the sub ect npon which he write*; the work is a practical one, Mid a ...

... within a few leagues of which, to whatever port destined, all ! vessels must pass. Lord Nelson — not an incompotent judge— speaking from I personal observation of Milford Haven, regarded it as the I finest and most extensive harbour in the whole wi rid ...

... asks on what principle of justice Mgr. Dupanloup could allude in two or three lines to the first part of the pamphlet, which speaks in the \ strongest term.-* of the rights of the Popedom, and \ devote four columns to the portion which permitted j doubts ...

... hands, and could easily apply it. There | might be occasions on which it was necessary to discuss a question wit generally speaking, as a public s body, no good could nriso^ trom a secret mo-io of transacting ! their business (hear). Years ago thot was ...

... moatally polluted ? IWe allude' nofc here to. adulteration. This, of evwry kind, is anlortunately hoe general amongst us. We speak o£ seo__ething radical, destructive, deadly, and fatal. So strychnia,, yrussic acid, arsenic, or corrosive sublimate would ...

... possessed an animation in the lips of the speaker, I for which we in vain — and perhaps justly so — look j now. We can only speak of them as they appeal to and touch as from the dead leaves of a printed book. We notico Mr. Simpson's volume first, not only ...