... Sessions. Mr. Hudson and the York and Berwick Line. — A meeting of the proprietors of this line was held on Tues- day, at York. It will be recollected that a former meetin had directed that proceedings should be taken against Mr. Hudson, to compel the ...

... subject, he should not have been guilty of | the great presumption of calling this meeting together, and at the same time allowing himself to be pre-elected 'as their chairman. (Applause.) Some years ago he had alarming attack illness, since which period ...

... subject, he should not nave been guilty of the great presumption of cailiug this meeting together, and at tbe same time of allowing him- self to be pre-elected as their chairman. (Ap.) Some years ago he bad an alarming attack of illness, since which period ...

... committee has pronounced In favour of the former, which whilst it creates a capital, always the disposal of the working roan, allows him to rise in his trade, and form ids children, and then to prepare the real asylum for his old age, a grateful and well ...

... issue of tbe imperial ukase. At recent farmers' meeting an orator said, If free trade really existed, wby were they not allowed grow tobacco, and beet-root for sugar ? A oompany has been formed Workington to supply the town neighbourhood with tea; capital ...

... agaimit the corporation surveyor (Mr. Palley,,) allowing his sea and portlier to be concerned in a suli-euntract fur repair of the houses iu New.strect, and whilst they Are of npoiion that the system of allowing any corporate ui6e,r or the partner Many such ...

... Abercrombie in the Chair ; Mi John >; ...

... Chippenhall, praying ■« allowed to sue for a divorce ta forma pauperis, Lord 2ft - Mid thit h e not only supported the prayer of the ■Zi 'L' 1051 willin ? l . v » but he hoped soon to see a bill in- into their Lordship's House to allow suitors in all ...

... have long filled with distiogutehed honour to yourself and with eminent advantage to your country. I may thus, however, be allowed to convey the expression of our feelings, and to assure your Lordship, that the learning, the Impar- tiality, the high senase ...

... that upon re-consideration you will still allow roe to have the gratiticaiion of being upon your committee. If you remain inflexible. 1 must submit to your determination ; but 1 shall continue to pray that heaven may enlighten your anderslanding and further ...

... Applications for Agencies to the Company. In Places where none are appointed, may addressed to the Actuary. The Commission allowed will be found liberal. ;/ 00V?*. 9, Great Saint Helens, London, [s' .• EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY. FROM the numerous recent c ...

... Honour.— recent meeting of the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway. Dr. Cowan spoke of the honour of Mr. Hudson an empty babble. If, said the Dr., Mr. Hudson had been poor—if had been reduced to ruin himself, had reduced so many other*, could have sympathised ...