... constitution of Portugal, Canning sent British troop, to U - must keep hands off *°**»**' _ must keep hands _ It Is a delightful, grand act In the zamo iTthe tho nations play. «ame Canning who BmuUUon"ioT Portugal was of that ...
... constitution of Portugal; nothing can be more real than the government of that country by the military and naval combination in authority for the time being. In the constitution the respective powers and obligations of the executive and ...
PORTUGAL. The following abstract of the attempt to change the Constitution of Portugal, is furnished by the correspondent of the Star: The Queen retired to the Castle of Belem, whither she summoned her cabinet, on the evening of ...
... Constitution of Portugal was presented to them in order (hat they might sign and swear to it — a Constitution whicli contains many articles of a most humiliating and injurious nature towards thrir country, and in which there perhaps is ...
... Constitution of Portugal had been declared by the people of B;:liia. All thr vessels of war in the harbour "were making preparations to blockade Tthe harbors "to the northward of this jplacp. Don Pedro the edlest son of •the Kin'j was ...
... Constitution of Portugal; for it is almost too frivolous and absurcf to require an answer. The perfect independence of two States of each other is not at all inconsistent with the union of the office of King in one person, when by the ...
... Constitution of Portugal; for it is almost too frivolous and absurd, to require an answer. The perfect independence oTtwo States of each other is not at all inconsistent with the union of the office of King in one person, when by the ...
... Constitution of Portugal He Will Be Proclaimed— The Royal Family of Wurtemburg. the Republican party wa* organized in custom and law In Portugal, where the Lafayette hall, Pittsburgh. Indeed!, it cerc»*ony of coronation -was done awa ...
... Constitution of Portugal," to make it, coupling that with the question as to the reception, and which as the troops of an ally, our army had a right to expect? It was, 1 say, our duty to take care that before a British soldier set his ...
... Constitution of Portugal, nor be able to arrest the progress of those principles on which it is founded, and of that desire- for liberal institutions' which is spreading throughout the civilized world. Every thing still remains quiet in ...