... wish to speak, and I must interrupt the Minister of War. M. Yon Roon — I beg pardon, I am in possession of the house, and I shall not give way. (The President rings his bell.) I am in possession of the house, and I have a right to continue speaking according ...

... THE SAILORS' HOME. TO THB EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir,— ln your leading article of yesterday you speak of Lord Palmerston as ?? been at Deptford. Will you oblige me by stating that the new building of this institu- tion—the ni-st stone of which was ...

... management of a plaia cook — the inevitable hash. The title gives a very inadequate idea of the contents, for not only does it speak of mutton hot and cold, and of all the varieties of treatment of which it is susceptible, but with equal minuteness it gives ...

... adopt a very different method in the management of his voice from that which he pursued on Saturday. Cotue gui coiite, he must speak up. He is evidently a gentleman of talent and acquirements, and Liatfhg travelled to remote regions and mingled with aboriginal ...

... upou the Princess Bar- berini:— The letter in cipher contains advice of the despatch of a sum of money to Francis II. ; it speaks of the reconstruc- tion of the Bourbon committee, aud informs the ?? of the demonstrations projected for the 16th, which were ...

... details furnished by the optimist journal* among others, the Memorial Diplomatique— the ?? notwithstanding its repugnance to speak of a questioa whiet has so often debarred it from entering France, mast iii 1 few words put matters in their true light. ...

... opinion of the boldest, at tbe very moment wben the Utter fear to express their own ideas. Tbe Bmperor then speaks in tbeir place ; be speaks like them, and always so well, witb so •much measure aud justice, that be consoles them for being tbomselves ...

... thirdly, that the increase of our national defences be not checked or arrested. In speaking of retrenchment, I do not mean assuredly to speak of petty savings, I speak of the vast and great retrenchment which may be effected by a reform in the administration ...

... always erroneously. He speaks of voices ia a minor key, and of a preacher who regu- lated his voice by a pitch-pipe in A minor. Voices or pitch-pipes are not either in minor or major keys ; and yet bow pathetic it sounds to speak of every voice of nature ...

... Commons, and remained in the Ambassadors' Gal- lery for about au hour, during which time the Chancellor of the Exchequer was speaking on the proposition of the Government to tax charitable foundations. Earlier in the evening her Royal Highness the Piincess ...

... is admitted that it contains German- speaking Danes, just as the King of Denmark has in Greenland Esquimaux-speaking Danes, iv Iceland Icelandic - speaking Danes, in the West Indies Creole, nay, English - speaking Danes ; and it therefore never can be ...

... whole of the straw was consumed. On Mr. Speaks farm the state of things is precisely as in the last named, with the addition of the destruction of the buildings. It is stated that Mr. Hall, Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Speak are insured. It is estimated that 700 ...