... rarihaldi will doubtless be satisfied with a ,ct ftrst step mtade in consequence of his initia- e1 nt thoe Piess and the Epoque speak of orders ving beenll sent to Toulon to hold ships in readi- s5e to 51a0tsloort 20,000 French troops to Civita vcehi; That ...

... ranks the liberal party has been defeated in the House of Commons. It is upon this divi- sion and its results, that I wish to speak; and I need go back only one week for the elements to which I must refer. On Monday, the 8th, the ' Instruction' was to be ...

... like these, it wps. worth while to dwell upon the office of each in reference to the position of the other. The judge Wvas, speaking genlly taken from the profession of the bar. But had not the judge to trust to the assistance, the integrity, and hoseer ...

... obekrvation to the congregat.ons it e their chapels; but I suggested that they might speak ol e it in the-chapel yard. I have always forbidden-the clergy a to speak of polltical matters in the chanels. I I did not f forbid tee clergy to instruct their ...

... went on to speak of trades' unionism, which he said was a subject upon which no public man had a right to be silent. He believed the working classes had exactly the same right to combine that the masters had-(applause)-and he was about to speak on the subject ...

... increases the number of those who from religious prejudices are glad to see the French in Rome. You must only understand me to speak of a limited rejoicing, of the gladness of a few, and the sullen apathy of the many. Last night, for instance, there was a ...

... they wished to have one word from him then, the general said- Well, then, I shall speak a few words, but on what subject? Shall e it be Rome? ('Yes, yes.') Then I shall speak of 1s Rome to all of z0you who hear me, and whom E o- love, without distinctio ...

... andreguluswas l9,272L. 2s. 3d.; but, strictly speaking, the cost of working ought t. be put down at 18,2511. 13s. 8d. only as in the amonab above stated the som of 1,1291. 16a. fld. would, strictly speaking (had the minebeenin apayingeondition), have beo ...

... confidence and sympathy. We also insist upon this : that the interview had in no manner whatever an offensive character, or, to speak more explicitly, that there is not between Austria and France any understanding directed asainst another power with a view ...

... would fain keep that establishment as an establishment, who yet. desire to extract from it. so to speak, 2l theological assertion, all dogmatic speaking, and every thing, in fact, that savours of creed-everyting, in fact, that I believe gives to the church ...

... upon to express its opinion upon the meeting of the conference and the bases of its deliberations, since, diplomatically speaking, no question has been raised between France and Prussia, and consequently there is no difference to ar- range. This absolutely ...

... to go one way. And now, as we ol listen, General Menabrea is speaking. He has oi risen to reply. to an honocurable senator on his c( right who has promised: him his support. Mena- brea speaks quickly, so the answer is soon made. He has been told that all ...