... minority which was mustered against the Ministers on the Disraeli motion have rather increased than diminished during the time allowed for reflection since the division took place. For ourselves, however, sorry as we were to see such a disturbing cause arise ...

... Stanhope. The case has been postponed for six weeks to allow of further evidence being brought, Lord Brougham considering that Mr. Ashby did not show proper carefulness about his wife to allow her to proceed in the same vessel with Mr. Stanhope, after ...

... : tion of the intestinal canal a dust-ball as large as a cocoa- that lately two or three other notorious members of the Hudson's Bay Company's territories) engaged in the Arctic nut was found therein, craft have also taken their departure thither. service; ...

... ditto. Thus it will be seen that there are no less than twelve sail (exclusive of boats and men and travelling parties in the Hudson's Bay Company's territories) engaged in the Arctic service; and in which the lives of more than 600 officers, seamen, and ...

... Disraeli was again- absent, and all expectation of a rattling commentary from his side of the house was at an end instanter. Hudson came in early, and, unlike every other Tory, remained long after the Chancellor finished. This was owing to the unusual c ...

... CARLISLE RAILWAY COMPANY.—At a meeting of this company at Newcastle ' on Wednesday last, after a good deal of denunciation of Mr. Hudson for not having fully completed his contract with the company, and only partially fulfilled it on the day before and the day ...

... people. Ireland will henceforth ruled without favour, partiality, or respect of per.*. No dominant faction will again be allowed to roughshod and with impunity over their countrymeek of different creeds or different politics. No outages of bigotry will ...

... Ambassador and his brothers have been elected members of the St. George's Chess Club: they are said to be all good players. The Hudson Bay Company are about to send out a further number of labourers, in August, to Vancouver's Island, with the view of cultivating ...

... those of the Hesperides, the hungry of men. Diviner miracle, what god eve I Hudson, though I mumble about m y .thie Articles, and the service of other Divinities, Hudson is my god, and to him I will sacrifice this twenty pound note: lif perhaps he will ...

... p Act, to the Exposition of 1851, to have all the ruined stags marshalled in Hyde-park, permission to view the same from Hudson's house at a guinea a-head, to go as relief fund for the herd, with George as showman, and the Lord Harry as moral lecturer ...

... ANECDOTE OF THE EX-RAILWAY KING.—The ex-Railway King. Mr. George Hudson, passed through Lincoln on Saturday last, and stopped a short time at the Great Northern-station. Whilst there, Mr. Hudson remarked, that 'the Great Northern line was the finest line in ...

... the Cambria publish a brief, but instructive, table of the arrivals at that port, during one week, from the European ports:— Hudson, Glasgow, 184; Devonshire, London, 287; Pacific, Liverpool, 18; Sisters, Hull, 72; Anna and Gustav, Limerick, 98; Julia Heyn ...