... al and Vocal foe newest and most popular pieces now going Via Wihel Shepeorda. Old Hundred, Nativity, Old Lang Sync, the Heavens Dvdsar, and Several otbor Singe! Voice p*oes Song one Mr. T. P. Called Jolly follows that fellows tbs ploogh and one Mr. K—t ...

... to be raised to the peerage by the title of Lord Londesborough, which is the name of an estate he recently purchased of Mr. Hudson. For Parliamentary duties, we may observe, his Lordship will not be missed. He was very seldom in the House, which most likely ...

... pinac of bonuy delivered to Archiblasd Dixoc, fiSt-rrtrer, Ainwiek. and also 55 tolls. oi' tre seine iraterial nr Sir. o G. Hudson, frilm-cutrer, at Botririer', ?? 1id, li to %hicir port the vessel vias bounrd. Tire vessel vallerd Ri torn Liverpool wvitlr ...

... agricultural dis. tress. barely two years since tor a year and a half the agriculturists were (minting the manilrst interference Heaven their lichalf, inasmuch as, while every other class was depressed, they dwelt Goshen of high prices. For all any body can ...

... found a fid in the possession of the prisoner when searched him. This closed the case for the prosecution, and the jury were allowed to retire. But very few minutes elapsed however, when a juror made his appearance in the box, unattended by the others, and ...

... convenience, with the sura for which you will allow to vtd your name to the sulwcriptfoo Hal.* - The committee feel that it is wholly unnecessary for them to attempt to impress upon you the powerful claims of Mr. Hudson to the gratitude and respect, not only ...

... and requested to look out for deceased on his road to Oxford. He did so, and about thirty yards on the Wheatley side of Mr. Hudsons barn, he discovered him lying on the road in state of insensibility. He was placed iu a cart and taken home. Mr. Smith, surgeon ...

... Secretary. Suppose, my Lords, from the farce of the Gait, or from the construction of the brick end. or from the agency of heaven, or from some one or more of the ;don said causes, more than one infant's goose had been cooked, would the verdict and sentence ...

... In cutheapienee of a most report 111 tdo by a special committee appointed by thc Goveinnient, sufficient lends have been allowed to the aeronaut for the construction of his apparatus. The immense balloon. the Iltole, ii shnost entirely completed. On nth ...

... him enchanting those the Opera, and that would never forget what had seen, however distant might be, and however long Heaven might allow him live. The director having sent out for the fruits that could procured, invited the prince partake of them. The prince ...

... question, like all whom's' within the sphere of Mr. Hudson's influence, appear. ed to be contaminated by it. The article, it • libel at all (which a jury has declared it was uot), was Mat a !Mel against Mr. Hudson than Mr. Richardson. Yet the really aggrieved ...

... who wished him to purchase the interest he had in some freehold property, by allowing him an annuity for his lite. The gentleman entered into his view, end agreed to allow lion the sum of one guinea per week as long he lived. Before the expiration of ...