... seldom passed w it hoot his being told so by persons of the highest po.ition In France. Mr. Bull called several witnesses to speak for the character of his house, including an old Austrimi of the mu mu of Metternich (whose cautious and roundabout way of ...

... public understanding. We desire only to place ourselves in the position of Englishmen, fearing none, and following none; speaking plain truths in plain language, and bound by honest hereditary feelings to the Church and the Constitution. Every Englishman ...

... the same side of the house. The new writs for members of the Government In that house were then moved. Sir W. Jott.trre, speaking from the Treasury bench, moved that the House at its rising do adjourn until Monday, intimating that it Intended to move ...

... irreligion, or in that instability which leads not unirenuently to Scepticism. Neither had he any sympathy with those who speak of the different phases of the one Faith as if the religion that is true might assume as many forms as that did which was false ...

... look to saints to pray for us, and that we arc to pray for them. All of which is pure Popery. On the foryiveness of sins It speaks thus : Q.—To whom ham Christ given power to forgive sins? A.—To the Apostles and their the Bishops and Priests of tho Church ...

... l'hysi:lans of London, by Dr. (1. F. Collier, published by Longman and Co. :— It Is no small defect In this compilation (speaking of the Pbstrmacopusla) that we have no purgative mass but what contains aloes; yet we know that luemorrholdal cannot bear ...

... that panic which some organs of the late Ministry foretold. The resignation with which the partisans even of the late PuEmiEn speak of his fall is remarkable. A fair trial for Lord DERBY is now the general cry, while even the leading journal, which, for the ...

... preparation Is One of the benefite which the relines of modern liar conferred t for during tt.o that twenty years a the y, 'speak of a ctre for tho Coot, WWI It but now the elllcacy and of tills toctllcloo Li as folly demotirtrated, by unsolicited from ...

... companies of marines and half a battery of field-howitzers have loft Bred to strengthen the French force in China. The Pays, speaking of our change of Govenunent, says : We may be certain that the Government will not abandon the idea of the Conspiracy Bill ...

... ; hut ac the education proposed by one section does not appear to satisfy any other, it is evident that under the name men speak of quite diff( things. It will not, therefore, be an insult to the int+, ligence of Englishmen to ask what they mean b, Education ...

... of checking by the strung arm of the law these dangerous and alarming conspiracies. (Cheers.) At the pretient moment—and I speak therefore under some difficulty, because I should be very unwilling in the slightest degree to prejudice the cases which are ...

... question must be asked of the people of Rn9land ; and we are equally sure that such an answer will be given by the people, speaking through their legislative organs, as will sweep the National Church clean of such traitors as Messrs. PI'SEY and NIALIC. ...