... their brother railers in the news. papers of Belgium that in that country a Flemish or French-speaking minority keeps down a Wal- loon majority, which speaks a language akin to Dutch. This passage is not an uncommon specimen of the degree of knowledge ...

... down every deputy who protested against the gagging doctrine of the Minister of State. M. Thiers in vain ira- plored leave to speak for one minute. The President was inexorable. It was only with great difficulty that lie at last consented to a division ...

... ships. There are some, I doubt not, perfectly true particulars which I find in an English paper. The writer is, I take it, speaking of the Palestro :- We believe that she had not on board a single steel or chilled shot or shell; in fact, nothing but a ...

... has fixed Monday next for the ope Ming ,oqf debato on tbe address.: .IL l - isoiz was the first memir t put ?? his xiamet speak upo it but it is thoght i he wil e his turn to Thiers. IDi that case we may elpect to seo the ball opened in grand style. Much ...

... not to place the original and the altered version of the passage in ?? with each other. Wllen they are brought together they speak for themselves. The passage originally stood: o come to our (Commnunioni Feast: There lresent in the heart, Noto in the hiumls ...

... should not have noticed the confusion of tongues which led the Saturday Review to talk of Belgian t Flemings as a French-speaking race and Walloons t as the speakers of a kind of Dutch, had there not 1 been on the same page an article pronouncing with ...

... First and Second Empire, from which the following is an extract:- Since the Sdcle and the Terps speak openly of the downfall of the popes we may speak a little of the fall of the Second Empire. Napoleon the Third has fallen back: he is lost. He has ...

... the preqent)nolongeramember. (A laugb.) TheLord Mayor hbd frotten tht be hadplaced him in thedelicate position of heving to speak for.a body to whom he hoped to belong, though from, whom he was for the tino disassociated. How could he return tbapkv witiont ...

... Manchester on Saturday afternoon, when a telegram from Mr. Howard reached ?? office, stating that stamps, including prate he speaks very highliy of thep ma~nly iconduwctf the prisoebfrs, them, seemed to be anxious to repair the injury they had done, and ...

... you have flung on the masses of your fellow working countrymen, ignoring their prudence, self-reliance, and perseverance. Speaking of them, you say, 'if you want venality, ignorance, drunkenness, and the means of intimi. dation; if you want impulsive, ...

... sacrifice of principle on either hand, if the latter should sincerely seek it. I speak only of what I said and proposed, because I have no permission and io right to speak further. That my suggestions were not followed, nor anything akin to them, the public ...

... or I not, that the French troops will come away within l the stipulated time. The government journals are l instructed to speak in terms of unqualified appro- I bation of Baron Ricasoli's circular. | A wonderful fishing battue in the Enghien lake I began ...