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... FORGET ME NOT HUDSON'S SOAP. ibT Never wash, dean, or scour without using Hudson's Soap. A pure dry Snap in Flue Powder. Rapid washing, (owning lather, leaves no smell. DEATH or JEFFERSON DAVIS.—A telegram from New Orleans announces the death of Mr. Jefferson ...
... TRUE LOVE WINS THAT HEAVEN ALLOWS (Regent all this weeks stars Rock Hudson and Jane Wyman in a sincere love story p'ayed ~01nst the gossiping tongues and petty snobberies of a small American town. It is a romance which almost founders on the reeks of ...
... Mr. G. F. Young said—He that, having had good opportunities of observing the politic 1 career of Sir Peel, he would not allow any mawkish sensibility, on account the fact that that man removed the sphere of existence, to deter him from *'» opinion that ...
... Mr. G. F. Young said—He that, having had good opportunities of observing the politic 1 career of Sir Peel, he would not allow any mawkish sensibility, on account the fact that that man removed the sphere of existence, to deter him from *'» opinion that ...
... show what a tower of strength he is to the team, and it is a great pity that the con ditions existing last. Saturday did not allow him to partake of that support which would certainly have been accorded: him. It will be seen r!yt: if he has failed somewhat ...
... of political opinion «'Let no difference of opinion enter into this assembly, Mr. Dunn; and again-«I hope for heavens sake, you will not allow dirferences of opinion to enter this assembly. The rule of the meetmg was, that there should be introduction ...
... be returned, and now even-handed it will be hard contest. Mr. Hudson's party were busily engaged all the evening in making arrangements to have grand procession on Monday morning. Mr. Hudson is to arrive here by the nine o'clock train from York, and to ...
... —Anthem: “Sing, O heavens.* —Kent. Wednesday.—(No organ.) Morning.—Service : Kem,»*on, flat. Evening.—Service : Kempton, 11 flat.—Anthem : **Th proud have digged.“—Tye. Thursday. Morning.—Service : Nares, D.—Anthem : Father o Heaven.”—Walmisley. Evening ...
... »-—Do.white SS k »-»« ;,r “HEAVEN HELPS THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES.” There is help from on high, from a holy hand, the wiM world around may oppress; There is help from above for the helpful band Who hopefully trust in heaven to bless. Most noble, believe ...
... not taken a lad out of the same honk. He himself had made appeals dile:seat pans of this Division, especisby aoeth, to allow br. Hudson a fair hearing. because there was nothing be could my dot Labour needed to ahead of. Some ttoPie in the nods had very ...
... EVASION OF THE CORN LAWS. (From the Jhronnori Tv!fgraph.) The i«land« of and Jerm*y In allowed by law to ■end the corn of their own K r wth *bi« country, duty free, they take care to avail ihemeelvet of thin privilege to the uttermosk, they obtain Ifi* ...
... in the concert wero Miss Ida Kentish ; Miss Connie Rigg ; Miss Kate Fell, The Knells, Carlisle; Mrs. Redmayne ; the Misses Hudson, Crosby Lodge, Carlisle; and some of the children attending the Wigton Church Sunday School. Tea was provided under the s ...