... from the Temps:—The word war is in every body's mouth, and is constantly resounding in our ears. are obliged speak of what every body speaks. most people war appears inevitable, because they not suppose that preparations are made without object. us war ...

... be published, LORD BYHON AND SOME OF HIS CONTEMPORARIES-, liy LEIGH HINT. 'Tis for slave*, to lie, and l'«ir freeuieu to speak truth. Moiitaigne. Printed for Henry Collnirn, _. New Hurlingtoi.-street. ...

... mak- thn f'-edcr a__ it were a party to the debate, by giving him fre i eiu ' s r Tui't*_* of one present in the house, and speaking ; eejy that ?? would lie likrly to pass in the mind oi any ^pendent and unbiassed auditor In that assembly. Ortk-rs for ...

... No one can speak, when the discussion it closed. M. GUIZOT. demand to speak upon the state of tbe question. MAKBCHAL. —The President ought to see that the regulation is enforced. He does not to. 41, GUIZOT. —When a minister demands speak, ought to be ...

... and office, and us all. But tor these tumults the canton would in most fl mrishing state. Pfuel has been well received, and speaks tbe firm resoiaton his Majesty maintain order and preserve his right*. France would net oppose the marching Prussian army ...

... biographer, be these what they may. Tne memoir question bos, however, been fortunate as already rise superior to its assailants. speaking of the Rev. Mr. Gleig's * History of the Bible, has been said in a contemporary journal,* that ** it would be some gioundof ...

... TWO Youug Frenchmen seek SITUATIONS in hotel, restaurant, or family ; each speaks a little English.? S. 11., 59, Charlotte- street. Fit xroy-square. \7OUNG Italian Waiter, speaking French, WANTS a SITUATION . as INDOOR SERVANT in family or boarding-house ...

... required government will be insufficient to place the army and the country in a state of effectiveness and defence, not to speak of war, for which all agree that France at this moment totally unpiepared. Tlie Three per Cents, opened this day at 62f. 73c ...

... a measure, of the provisions of which more than one-sixth of the people could scarcely have heard, when Mr. Hobhouse was speaking, and upon the merits of which not one man out of parliament had expressed an opinion and the member for Westminster furthermore ...

... volanaes saeeedlngly enhanced the admirable treatise to which the plates ate Illustrations. Tha enthusiasm with which the author speaks of his favourite study, a kind of pledge to the reedcr that will exert all his abllltice to dolt Justice; and the result has ...

... proposed by Af, Verliroek, would wait for the official communications of the Provisional Government. Here, however, he will speak only as a member of the Congress. The diplu. matic committee has not delayed taking proper measures for insuring the execution ...

... exercising their profession in the whole of their canton. Here some discussions arose, but we were unable hear, from several speaking time. The preaident having with great difficulty restored silence, The Minister the Interior ascended the tribune. —Gentlemen ...