... ques- tion. This assertion is doubly false. In the first place, the ministers with portfolios only speak in their quality of senators. The mission of speaking in the name of the Emperor's government appertains only to the ministers without portfolios. In ...

... H. BROMBY. c h TO TIS EDrrOU OF THE TMES. Sir,-Canoii Girdleetone, in his letter which appears in c ., to-day's Times, speaks of those who in the autumn imputed t to the authors of the Revised Code a deliberate intention to securalise the schools, ...

... they realise what war would 1 be between two people so much alike, and so nearly if related, and because, moreover, they-I speak, of course, re for the thinking and conscientious part of the nation- e realise what such a war would be, not only to the is ...

... NortI. We speak plinlyto-day, because t .ar the full military policy of our leaders was made known, N we persistently opposed any outside pressure by the press n Xon it., We speak plainly, because as a Southpern paerb weshave a right to speak, and ask ...

... and Italy; he merely says that ci when he recognised the kingdom of Italy (J'ai r recon7au) he did indulge such a hope. He speaks tl to the catholic world to excuse himself for having ti recognised Italy, and does not pledge himself to a ci present expectation ...

... Nevertheless it is reported that the all-but-effaced gueneralis this year again to be foisted on the tsxpayezJ.. Ifrmour speak the troth, then the case stands thus : As two battalions of Guards have proceeded to Canada, under Major-General Lord F, faulett ...

... of the country. (Hear, hear.) I Will not now say what he did for science, but this is, 1 con. sider, a fitting occasion to speak of what he did for the pro- I motion of art and the diffusion of good taste among aul classes of har Majesty's subjects. That ...

... But it is cheaper to abuse than to do good, and also, I may say. easier to make assertions at random than to prove them. I speak with some authority, for I have a son who has been at Shoreharn three or four years, and no confession does he make, and never ...

... opinion, those forces which give rise to policies, mould parties and direct the affairs of a great nation. Of these I shall speak more in detail in my next, as my stay thus far has been too brief for an acquaintance with affairs here. Yesterday the proceedings ...

... have a monarchy or a republic. The Gibraltar Ckro-nice of the 18th says :- The ac- counts we received from Barbary still speak of the diffi. culty the Sultan finds in giving practical effect to the stipulation in the late treaty extending the frontier ...

... They have proposed no amendment, but they lead an opposition. Cardinal Matliieu flattered himself that the prince would not speak at all, but his wish was father tothe thought. The prince's great speech I is to come. Tlhat of Saturday, which provokedI such ...

... and that as an actual result the potato crop had been almost entirely destroyed. An exten. eire landowner to whoml he was speaking that morning-a sw151thy landowner-told him that he had sown last year. in the neighbourhood of Dublin, 30 acres of potatoes ...