... neighbour went to the shop of Mr. Hudson, to speak of the affair, whom he did not see, but the man to whom it was told, with a malicious smile, made some petty but aggravating answer, a^d turned away with insulting indifference. Allow me to add, that 1 have seen ...

... language, felt, not heard, Instructs the fowls of heaven.' But as to the character of that breath I vainly questioned Nature — she being the only woman who can keep a secret, even from a lover. Mr. Hudson remained for a year on the Rio Negro, exploring ...

... envoy trusting in the Minister — that he and Sir Jame3 Hudson for 12 years laboured to free Italy. By what successive stages the result was at length attained— how, after his arrival in Turin, Hudson paralysed the influence of the French Embassy (then ...

... TIIE BOER CHARACTER. • TO THE EDITOR OF THE HORNING POST. - t ' r .— Will you kindly allow a constant reader, though Cifienng in political convictions, to point out the extreme ttezet oi permitting such a letter as that of Federalist 1,1 pass unchallenged ...

... Canada the \alual)'e fi-t'iir-g stations hitherto i enjoyed exclusively hy the Hudson's Bay ?? **pany, i who never gave an tquivalent for the important i privileges allowed them, am! employed then: in •» j manner detrimental t > the interests of the ? ...

... Florida, in order to have that opening to the ocean ; and he would say, in the name of the north-west that before they would allow an inde- pendent empire at the mouth of the Mississippi, they would reduce Louisiana to what it was before America purchased ...

... his way to Dolgelly.— Pembrokeshire Herald. Allowance to Insolvents under the New Act.— On Saturday, in the Court ef Bankruptcy, Mr. Stur- geon appUed, in the case of an insolvent named Sheppard, far an allowance out of his eatate, to obtain his final order ...

... to try and obtain additional facts concerning the Franklin expedition. The whaler George Henry is wintering at the mouth of Hudson Bay, and Mr. Hal] intends remaining on board.,! her until the spring, when he purposes starting by Fury Straits to the locality ...

... Jerusalem was present upon earth, and that it was necessary to live here now as we would live in Heaven hereafter, seeing how we prayed for that Heaven. He exhorted In observe how happy they were —that they were -II as angels, purified from sin, Sic ...

... PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. With the exception of a short time allowed for the execu- tion of two movements of Schubert's unfinished symphony, the whole of the evening set apart for the sixth and last concert, of the season was occupied in tbe performance of ...

... penalty of bl. on Mr. Hudson, 1 or any other medical man, who had disobeyed the summons of that Court in the way Mr. Hudson had done. The Jury 1 wished the Coroner to enforce the clause of the Act, but, j before doing so, Mr. Hudson had another trial, when ...

... ns from the German, are occa- 'sionally introduced. | The Hudson's Bay Territories and Vancouver's Island, with an Exposition of the Chartered Rights, Con- duct, and Policy of the Hon. Hudson's Bay Corpo- ration. By R. M. Martin, Esq., Author of The ...