... ought to speak of a2ver sensie it esteems, andd we have no doubt whatever, on the lone han, that the abtentons will he e tly diminished at the next general election; on the ?? band, that the c ! Conhtitutionpl and Pos wil thake care in future to speak d in ...

... wherein he seriously takes to task Mi. BLinridgek thectivema- trate of Pubas, for hxvi4 used the word disaffection,' when speaking of a combinotion of the ryots nd to sow, in a hsty letter written to a deputy magistrate on his knee, stater dismounting ...

... four regiments of Voltigeura of the Guard, and it is wished to have the same strength of Grenadiers. Several French journals speak in terms of honest indignation of the conduct of the Saxon govern- ment inugiviuupCountLadislausTelekytoAustria. The Debats ...

... Jastice tyles, in summing up, explained the law wih regard to the offence of forgery at common law, and Vncl Ihaut, generally speaking, et was necessary to show that the act was commit ted with an intention to defraud. In th resent case there appeared certainly ...

... Meanwhile let me tell you a little of the various military bodies which are quartered in or about the capital. First, then, I speak of the Garibaldini, of whom there still remain cer- tainly 20,000 men, not more than 6,000 men having been sent off as yet ...

... RETOLUTlIOBABY PROJBCTS. Letters from Vienna speak of a vast plan of re- volutionay propagandism, which aims, by means of a ge- neral insurrection, of constituting a large independent Ron- main kingdom. This new state would comprise all the Solavoanian ...

... Thus, Coming events cast their shadows before. To those unacquainted with the origin and eonstitution of these funds (I speak especially of the military funds), the providing for the widows and orphans of all present sub- scribers may appear plausible ...

... pitches in the bottom of the 30, as I have before stated, but two on the aouth aide of the 30. This may appear absurd when speaking of ordinry lodes, but In thie caso the lode is in places about 12 fathom, wide, and we have driven a crosscut through it ...

... cannot doubt, that in one passage the Emperor made a correctionc with his own hand. This passage is the following one, which speaks of the cession of Venetia as the object to be desired, and a congress the means of arriving at it: To revivethe geeat idea ...

... period of the week. Everything proceeded as usual during the day, and shortly before seven p.m. 'Mr. Marrison went out to speak toMr. Franklin, the occupier of the adjoin. Iug premises, leavign his ow shpayuh about twelve years of ago, namodofarrzoon ...

... defects may be ascribed tbo thelpoem, the composer not having been happy in his lite- raryassistants. The language, generally speaking, is fiat and prosnic, and the scenes and inrideitt-with one bright exception, the famous scene of the Judgment-ere void ...

... s. Abd-el-Kader not unnaturally looks upon this in the light of a gratuitous insult and a. all the Europeans IThave Beard speak on -the sub- be ject agree with him. He refused to allow his men e5 to give up their arms, and has referred the matter to tha ...