... SPEAKING OUT IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER. I - M. PELLZTAN, speaking in the Legislative ' Chamber on Wednesday on the Press Bill, said, The gC real object of yrour bill is to suppress journalism itself. M Like the captain of the Alabama, you are willing to ...

... President will lst me speak, I to shall be very short- ,k B Several Voices-Yes; speak. (Cries of No, no. Cardinal Goussur also desired to speak on the paragraph. Pi (Loud cries of i-No, no.) I wish particularly (said his al eminence) to speak upon the paragraph ...

... London, gave his in- augural lecture on Public Reading and Speaking on Saturday last. The LECTURER, after some prefatory observations, in which he explained that bad reading and speaking were the ?? instead of the exception amongst our clergy. lawyers ...

... of M. Rouher in the French Legislative Corps on Mon- day. Al. ROURIER, speaking of the foreign debate, said :-The only legitimate government is that in whose name I am now speaking. It was consecrated by the vote of the nation three several times-first ...

... present occasion by saying that II wl cannot adequately speak on its behalf. (A Voice-Speak out.) It's all very well to say speak out. If I had the thows aad sinews ef a volunteer, then, indeed, I might speak out; but, being what I am, all I can say isthat I ...

... Simon will speak on this topic, which is one of his specialities; 6th. An amendment sustained by M. Picard, for the modification of the regime in Algeria and the colonies; 7th. AD amendment for primary instruction, upon which M. Havin will speak; 8th. An ...

... corstitutional right. The constitution gives me the right to a speak, adl no one ought to interrupt me. o The l'OnSDE~NT (ringing hisbell)-I interrupt the Minis. VI ter of \VWas. When she President speaks every one in the i chaumber, whether on that bench or in ...

... questions of Mr. Speck: 1. Does Mr. Rains faithfully-discharge all his duties in his parish P If not, why does not Mr. Speak speak oat like a man, and say so P 2. Have none of the grantees of the society spoken or lectured, 'or. taken part in political ...

... police. The following is the official report of the sitting: KX GABNIEB PAazs-I wish to speak. (Several Members: You have not taken the oath. Take the oath first and speak afterwards.) IL GARna PAocs-Ought I to take the oath imme. diately. X le President? ...

... amidet which DI. Thiers attempted to speak, hult wvas pout down.) I can only repeat, as tales not to be warranted, stories about what the Sultan will and will not do, when lie comes here. The French writers, in speaking of him, adopt the style, and are apt ...

... their brother railers in the news. papers of Belgium that in that country a Flemish or French-speaking minority keeps down a Wal- loon majority, which speaks a language akin to Dutch. This passage is not an uncommon specimen of the degree of knowledge ...

... 'Yes, I have a right to speak ?? and, turning to the crow, whom the chairman had endeavoured to quiet, roard, 'It is for e you to decide this question. Speak up i you pay your sharem, a Meepenw; you have as good a right to speak as II any of them.' The ...