... t -at Klosterneuurf, a town Mn the of neighbourhood of Vienna, has gen sentenced to se- three mionths' imprisonmenti for speaking d~isrespect- of fully of St. Leopold,; th6 ~patrom saint of the pro' vince. The ILawer A'istriait free-thinker declared ad- ...

... coming exaq*tly to the same conclusions, has bxee published. I at' Florence, in the Italian language. The' Tnriu jourtials speak of the paphlet in even m more eulogistic terms than thos of Ber~in. The Turui correspondent of the ?? . News says' that the ...

... French Governments aro said to be in a much botter state now than they have been for a long thng. A change of language, in speaking of England and thaings Eng-~ lish. is observable even among subordinate oMiaals, who invariably take their tone from the ...

... comedian), and one of the principal attractions of the evening was a real live Italian from Rome, who had been secured to speak to the humane and enlightened character of the Pope's rule. It is a pity that, to make the thing perfect, the promoters ...

... insanity in which she unhappily laid violent hands upon herself. I After offiolatingat Myrtle-street Chapel on Sunday morningand speaking'at the Concert Hall in the afternoon, I found on my return whab I hope and pray no other man may ever find as he enters his ...

... for Monday next. The weather 'in Irc 'land has been very severe and ohaigeable. .- All the country papers, south and wes., speak of terrif storms of thunder and L ghtning at the close, ,of last week. In the cW unty of Clare tl6' phenomenon was marked i ...

... but belongs to all the dynasty; pad when a member of the imperial family sees tdat it is placed in danger, his duty is to speak.' This language threw the Em peror iy great agitat on, and he cried out several times, ' Only a rebel dare talk so.' The i ...

... hammer. Daring thsee beatings the boy had his coat off, and his back and body were very much marked. The witness could not speak to many of the acts which had been deposed to by the other man, as he said he was ill in bed several days before deceased died ...

... abstracted macnsr peculiar to hius when r about to speak. IWhile two or three speakers were fubhlisg e over a few commonplaces he sat silent yet fidgetty, with his V haot pulled over his brow, speaking to no one, absorhed in 0 the subject. At length some ...

... fastened the rope to a hook in the overhanging beans The Rev. Mr. Villegcpve then advanced to the frort ot the soaf'qld, and speaking in a loud voice in the French language, said that the time had come when the prisoner mist iorfeit his life to the laws le ...

... say, but for the last twenty years there had been a oonstant augmentation of the navy of France, although, geographically speaking, Francewasvery differently situated to ourselves. The gallant admiral went onto detail the changes which had taken place ...

... English' 0 alliance are delighted at the change which has takren place Int the langulage even of subordinate officials in speaking of iEng- C land and things English. They faithfully imitate wvhat they t observe in higher regions. a In then number of ...