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... HUDSON in this hat they were CO instructions from Si notice. It never id must have beel te persons who mpts of Sir of' LAS CASES t° 3o confused a malP er ' o l 'hem. Neither the se e , ibed to Sir I-10;604 and at best they ; Df unknown w ito o t o t that ...
... it was then stated that it was to pwoe lifo and propearty in Ireliand. Yet impi~ortanrt as6 thia was, tbe ;bill kd, boon allowed toi eamber for months, and, Vherefore, if the rlnistersat that tide had been sincere wod honest in their intentions, thit ...
... MR. HUDSON'S LAST ABDICATION. A special meeting of the Yofk and Berwick Company was held at York, yesterday, when the following letter of resignation, from Mr. Hudson, was read : — Gentlemen, — It having been intimated to me by a depu- tation of sh ...
... witnessed, as well as from their calculating that Hudson was too fat to do much harm and suspecting that he had been somewhat careless. Cannon left Windsor on Tuesday, and took his abode at Warfield. Josh Hudson sojourned at Bagshot. Notwithstanding a heavy ...
... MR. HUDSON’S RAILWAY DOINGS, The fifth and concluding - report of the Committee of Investigation of the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway, published last Tuesday, furnishes the climax to the records Mr. Hudson. In their former reports, it will he ...
... MR. HUDSON'S RAILWAY MANAGEMENT The report oi the Committee of Shareholders on the (ii- at North of Fngiand Pur -base Account, has rung the km 11, we will not say of Mr. Hudson's power, but at lottst of his exorbitant prerogative. In the memorable ...
... INDIANS OF THE HUDSON'S BAY TERRITORY. CNILISTIAN MISSIONS. The reports and monthly notices of the different missionary societies teem with interesting information respecting the state and habits of man in savage life. No mere books of Travels, with whatever ...
... that hsoiy, El living, unlder the sarine roof withi, and holding communion with, thl none hut company's people. How, under heaven ! could wrc put faith in sue it a 1ersorn's report ? Onl thle 3d of March hec Sta issned his queries, fire or six in number ...
... SIR HUDSON LOWE, and the HORSEWHIPPING BARON LAS CASE'S The friends of Sir Hudson have, as might be expected, been moving heaven and earth to efface the blows given by Las Cases, on the shoulders of the Ma. jor-General. Amongst the foremost, of these ...
... descended to the dining-room, full of fury. Mrs. HUDSON—WeII, I'm sure, George—Mr. Hudson, I mean, aint of u t r o s el h ip ou o se Y b O there ever forsitehy on t oa ashamed for me dt occkateisd to come HUDSON—A getting up stairs! My Queen, we're all a going— ...
... Your King and Sire, PHILIPPE. MRS. HUDSON TO A FRIENDLY TABBY. MY DEER SOFIRE—Now i ave riz in the world, i nevar does nuthink wulgar wotsumdever, for of wot a whale is it to be a Lady unless one kuts a grate figger, and soots our axshuns to the manors ...
... apartment a striking likeness of Mr. Hudson, , Mr. Andrews, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, was susp* against the wall. Among the inscriptions on the were—Hudson and Sunderland's Prosperity, ' jA and Railways, *• Hudson, and Prosperity to'the o !'' Snnderland ...