... corstitutional right. The constitution gives me the right to a speak, adl no one ought to interrupt me. o The l'OnSDE~NT (ringing hisbell)-I interrupt the Minis. VI ter of \VWas. When she President speaks every one in the i chaumber, whether on that bench or in ...

... feel in the result of their discoveries. Captain Spoke speaks very little, for two reasons first, because, as a true descendant of John Bull, he is not very communicative; and second, because he speaks only one language, and that unfortunately is the one ...

... was rain at intervals throughout the day, the thermometer having fallen to 48 deg. The accounts from all the out- I ports speak of a heavy gale blowing from the north-east, I causing considerable damage to the shipping. As regards 4 the crops, the accounts ...

... by the govern- ment in the Polisb question. The ministers Von Bismarck Schonhausen and Von Roon were present, but did not speak. Attacks of the most violent character upon the Chamber ofj Deputies took place during the debate. It is not yet determined ...

... follows - In making their report to the pro. prietors at this time, the directors have to express their regret that they caunot speak in favourable ternis of the condition of Ireland. Four adverse seasons in suceession, from the year 1859, have necessarily ...

... which the science of modern chemistry ha' cosferred upon mankind ; for during the tirst twenty years of the present century to speak of a cure for the gont was considered a romance: but now the emca3 and safety of this medicine is 8s fully temonstrated, by ...

... Russian, and Spa- nish breeds. Of the rough Scotch greyhounds or long dogs there are also some fine specimens. The dogs I now speak of were either not in the gardens at my first visit or I did not see them. I do not now repeat the enumeration of the species ...

... cared to open the debate. We ask fur.t ther told that on that occasion the House of Corn- C mons sot four daye without speaking or doing anything. E JTweu the fearless Eliot himself curbed his haughty spisit, A an sluijresitiiisi his seat, when the ...

... electoral committees. There are plenty of restrictive laws against the press in the Imperial statute book. It is not free to speak except ac- cording to regulation of the Senate, the Corps Legislatif. the Council of State, press prosecutions, &c. ; but no ...

... Raid-I accept the duty you impose upon me with great pleasure, the more so as you have taken advantage of the occasion to speak on the question of war. (Cheers.) I agree generally with your views on the subject. But with twvo nations of the same race ...

... mittee referred to the question of giving special aesistance to the Unitarian congregations in the cotton districts. He could speak of seine of those congregations, and be could assure them that they were composed of many of the best class of working men ...

... recommended to seek a thorough chllange of air, complied very literally with thercounsel, by going to the Antipodes. This speaks well for the facilities of travel in our day. What would our grandfathers have said of the lotion, that an exhausted clergyman ...