... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... our bone and flesh of our flesh? Siuch being the case, it becomes a grave consideration with all who speak publicly to these two peoples how they speak. A heavy responsibility rests upon them ; for, after all, the Press is the ruler of our day, and according ...

... wlhichl tile Marquis die Larochejaquelin speaks of the press, tells the story that only a few montlis ago lie condescersded to conre to their oflice to beg for a uotice of a pamphlet of his, arnd said, Do speak of it. Praise or blname just as you like ...

... cession of arms above alluded to as a positive fact- If the Cousetitutioultel now speaks oin its own private authority, the correction of the news is little worth. If it speaks officially, let it say so for it is time that all uncertainty on such a subject ...

... the road as he went, and, as I understand, Shooting a great number of persons. I shall how- ever let the Official Journal speak :-The armed bands, formed of Bourbon soldiers and banditti in- termixed, who in one direction menaced Sova, and in another ...

... own wrong, then will be the moment for England to speak out, and demand that a renewed and better contived attempt be made for reparation before we plunge into a sea of blood& The Wonse does not speak for England nor the Nfew York Heral for Amenca l i ...

... Satudsj last? I should have done so sooner, bat have ,been fromhiomel ut l h :I do not claim to speak authoritatively on the matter in hand, nor do I speak `without a particle of direot evi- donce. All the evidence on which you have based your opinion ...

... frequent the colonnade of San Fran- cesco Paolo. This used to be the frequent resort of spies and policemen; men durst not speak above a whisper in that neighbourhood, and often have I seen the gates of that palace closed in a panic and the canlonl pointed ...

... being of opinion that the I)e Merode affair should be allowed to drop, I have now no doubt that De Persigny's advice (or, to speak more accurately, concurrence in a foregone conclusion) will prevail. Having received the above information, I attach more ...

... in their own homes, saw that they used their best efforts to speak his language, while, on the contrary, Frenchmen, notwithstanding their much boasted politeness, compelled everybody to speak in their own tongue. Englishmen strived as an essential part ...

... order. General GAnnALnDI-I thought I had acquired the right h of speaking the truth to the representatives of the country i by thirty years of services. The PRtSsIDENT (Signor Ratazzi)-Speak your mind, but a do'not offend others. General GinrraiLDI-When ...