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... VICTORIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 18, King William-street, City. Residences in many of the Colonies allowed, without addi- tional charge, and the premium required forthe East or West Indies, ami other extra risks, is more than usually moderate. On policies ...
... prisoner is likely to undergo inquiry by the magistrate, attended hit legal advrsar. . , Mr. Hudson stated that lie was partner in the firm of Mantou and Hudson, and that on the 24th of July last, ths prisoner celled at their shop and said that he was desirous ...
... James Hudson would be legitimate. If the Government has determined to change its policy towards Italy it would be judicious to transfer Sir James Hudson to some other post, and replace him by some diplomatist not committed he is. Sir James Hudson may have ...
... occasion. They insist, we repeat, that Sir James Hudson retired volun- tarily. We as persistently affirm that he was goaded into a resignation. And what has been sacrificed in this sacrifice of Sir James Hudson ? Great and peculiar experience, a rare if sometimes ...
... Almighty in His great mercy and bounty to me to allow me to attain to this great age. Bless you, my dear, dear old Bamsgate! Every boy and girl in the town is dear to me. We are all trying to enter the gate of Heaven ; is that not our object in this world ? ...
... appear to be well known) may be seen on this ancient fort, viz., a profile of his Grace the Duke of Wellington, which is allowed to be an excellent one, formed by the natural structure of the rock, and may be seen in going out or coming into the river ...
... Oriel. D uigei field, Joannes H., ex aul. B. M. V. Edwards, David, ex _ede Cbristi. Feilden, Henricus A., ex aul. S. Alb. Heaven, Hudson G., c coll. Trin. Hichens, Rica_dus, c coll. Exon. Hill, Thomas 8., c coll. Wadh. Kennedy, Alexander M., c coll. Exon ...
... up to the poll. One of these voters was named Hudson, and was a Liberal. Hudson voted for Sir Henry Stracey, but he said nothing about money. Repoit said that Hudson had had money already (laughter). Hudson was a red-hot Radical rascal (loud laughter) ...
... which make our English homes what, thank Heaven, they are. Wliouovor Dr. Doran publishes new edition his Monarch* Retired from Business.” ought find corner for the letter published yesterday, which Mr. Georoe Hudson expressed his acknowledgments to those ...
... been challenged by the publication of Mr. Hudson's evidence at York. Indeed, we feel bound to take the earliest opportu- nity of redeeming that promise, as in our observa- tions of Saturday we scarcely did Mr. Hudson the justice to which the facts entitle ...
... Mullens, solicitors to the Committee of Bankers for Pro- tection from Felonies and Frauds, appeared for the prose- cution ; Mr. Hudson for the prisoner.— Mr. J. W. White, in the service of his father ancl uncle, tobacconists in Shore ditch, who kept an account ...
... EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sib, — 27,430 tries hard to make out bis case, and may bave, according to his own idea, disproved Mr. Hudson's assertion ; but, according to mine, ne certainly bas not. As far as regards calico and curtains in bis statement, that is ...