... know, and there is no doubt that all thoughts of the con- templated reform are at an end. The France, approving the decision, speaks of the danger of Paris being starved if government svere to cease to regulate the supply and the price of bread. One of M ...

... and was escorted round the Exhibition by M. Teston, the com- missioner for the Algerian section of the French department. He speaks French to perfection, and expressed a good deal of grave satisfaction at everything he saw, and finished his tour in the French ...

... turn of fortune's wheel may bring back the Tories to office and provide him with a suitable suc- cessor; but this I know (speaking merely as an humble minember of the profession), that the case is one that deserves the attention of Parliament, better, ...

... and the calm consciousness with which they were used, all bear testimony to the superiority of the Northern army. I am not speaking here of the ability of officers so much as the materials and forces they have at their disposal. Give Beauregard, Johnson ...

... home powver a balance on the right side of the ledlger of 23,19t,720 guilders. This may be called a brilliant result, and speaks well for Dutch colonial management. Java, how- ever, is the only profitable source of colonial income-for the West Indian ...

... contents, find it expedient, in self defence, to prosecutein such a case? The law, in like instances of culpable neglect, to speak gently, is grievously deficient; it is high time it were amended. Omission here is practi- cally tantamount in guilt to commission ...

... in relation to thesystem, the pustuler formaltioU takes place, this being merely the indication of the infiltration, so to speak, of the medicin e through the system. When Asiatic cholera raged in Europe, the homnmopatlaists recommended all their clients ...

... covers which the Pope is to give on the 8th. se His Holiness has made a speech to the bishops ye in French, but he does not speak French well. in It is calculated that the aggregate amount of y. St. Peter's pencte money brought here by the .i; bishops comes ...

... Toulouse 300 years ago. In a, reading this pastoral letter we naturally ask, What is the glorious deed of which the archbishop speaks with a so much enthusiasm, and which, moreover, he so care- fully avoids explaining? This reticence, evidently b, intentional ...

... present. It contains a general traverse without denying anything pro- cisely, for the reason, probably, that it dares not speak with precision in the face of facts positively affirmed by the correspondent of the 1rddpedance Belcge, who was an eye witness ...

... work on the three hundred mineral springs of Germany, and published about the sasie time Sir Francie'work waelput in print. Speaking'of the little book of Sir Francis, remands me of a letter published in the London Times of last week by Sir P. Bond Head ...

... merit of his that Garibaldi must prove himself obedient to the laws, If the general quits the path of legality, if he wants to speak in the name of the country, and endanger by his acts the fate of the nation, then General Garibaldi will become amenable to ...