... the astonishment and dis. comfiture'of Europe. We cannot admit that such appre. hensions are founded. The Emperor does not speak merely on the occasion of the opening of the legis- lative session. His idea is incessan(tJ peaking and acting. It is never ...

... Eealth of all Austria's Nation alities. The Transylvanian Deputy, Mlichael Schuller, the oldest of the Transylvauians, raai-I speak as the maxot aged among you. We are celebrating the reunion of our noble mother Austria with her distant daughter Tesnnlania; ...

... Augustow en- counters are constantly taking place between the Russians and the Poles. In Podlachia the offi ...

... oppose her going out. Witness went with her to Dr. Gayton a. That gentleman anked her what she had taken, but she could not speak Witness than brought her home. Two of the neiwhbourn were sent for, and the deceamed was carried up. stairs to bed. She sat ...

... question to be left to them, or to be decided by their wisheal It is one on which all London has a right to speak4, and a call to speak loudly. The evidence in favour of the inclosusr has been brought before the commnis- sioner, who has adjourned his inquiry ...

... HIS CONSTITUENTS.'I Mr. Walter Morrison, M.P., addressed a crowded asembly do his conatituent at Plyeoath on Tueday eveing. Speaking firat On dome tic matters, he cogratu- lated England in general, Plymouth in patiular9 and Mr.; Collier personally on the ...

... addressed an explanatory ciucular to our prcesentatives at the various courts. The explans- tions of this circular were, properly speaking, simply the development of the Imperial idea. It would appear that M. Prowyn de Lhuys has no* recognised the uaefnlnes, of ...

... yeals of his life, when no louger ab)e to attend, nevertheless conutinued to ' -e a Jively interet in all re proceedings. In speaking of the policy which the souncil proposed to follow during the commng session, he referred to the action of the society in ...

... result of this yeares anniversary - and not a few roughs were ready to do the behest of any ill-disposed peron. Comparatively speaking, things were quiet until a little after ten o'elock, when signs of an approachiug row were very evident. Some bands of rouih ...

... appear to be the least ground for apprehending a recur- rence of such mishaps. He (the chairman) hoped soon to be able to speak of profits realised, but they miut bear in mind that the directors never expected to arrive at that stage until 1864; and be ...

... was the first time daring his professional career that anything of the kind had taken place. The prisoner made an attempt to speak a, few more words, but was unable to do so.- By Mr. Woolrych-I wooG not aware anytbhin serious had happened until an hour ...

... he ba. npwpromieito support M. Degouve Denunequess petition aeainit the election for the P de Ca. M. Beryr is 'expected to speak on beha, of WI Ohsimir Perier, wbo is belioved t have a- vry.s.trougca8eindeed, and M. Marie will, argue the petition od the ...