... circulated in the si; ,j -l duct of this Coimissiuner was not e make a very favourable impresslioen or bi parte or on Sir Hudson Lowe. it is ,d s Uo latter requested ldin to postpone his hit parte, until the other Commissioner asid vessel having arrived ...

... in Mr. Maclead caused the natives to assemble last summer, Is for the purpose ot accompanying bun in his departure for L Hudson's Bay. The sea is said to be open after July. hsi This rtentlemag's candacet aflhrds a striking example of int the effects ...

... that your readers nmay accordingly estimate the merits of his religious i opinions as advqnced in his philippic. Nor can I allow much deference to his gentlemanly pretensions in speaking of Messrs. Horsfall and Booker. He adopts that rough contumely which ...

... been received from Mr. Hudson, the gentleman who left England to find Sir Robert Peel. He left Brighton on the 15th of November, and was at Mlilat on tbei22d. Sir Robert Peel had gone to Rome, and it was supposed that NMr. Hudson would reach that city ...

... ret os wbe e'po up etedn of qgeimco divide VIenioney. 'The ,rsetcowinirsnapiq tongt planned aed cafrxed1 Wrto'-'dfectbythq Hud~son's BaJ y con- Company~s jt~po'r ct t V4li4ligorn chrg Ltning cost. it m~ay 13h6e obevd~ ocuinas a matter -ofjs indej'- pride ...

... that quarter. In Liverpool it , was not felt at all. The lightning was, however, ex- t tremely vivid, illuminating the whole heavens re Singular Adventr-e of Four Bogs.-In that well known es and often visited Middleton Dale, where the towering rock stand ...

... hard-headed, good- h, ,for-nothing lawyer; anda stam~mering, spluttering, vort~l-;' In~ Iless Lord ; for no other reason unde; heaven,, that I cnn fr cnecture, than their Tory hostility, to Catholic Ireland. What else had they to recommend them ? The Tory ...

... but, siftertaooddealofconvcrsatihot. ?? - ilmanslcy, Mcssrs. Molyneux, Janmes Lawvrrone, Elms J. MeZek JJaneS. Radcliffe, - Hudson, of York, and some other gentitl men took pert, a conmittee of investigation wns at length ap- e pointed, consisting of Sir ...

... etupen.- dous length, being extended (as it appeared at Lisbon, in Porte- Lo gal) ever aioet the foutrth part of the visible heavens, from West Lo ro east,-frsm the IVhalc. through Eridosouo, to the star which I . precedes the care of Lcpus, as observed at ...

... ncar his own estate. The faclion of the rebel Zarbano has cessed to exist. All this is to be taken with a few Sc grains of allowance. Atoerding to the ConAstitstional, Saragossa, ol Huesoa, Teruel, and Tena, have pronounced In favour of the 1 movement. Ao ...

... Report of auppes the ClassiSoatiOn Committee, moved's That no amalgamation ICheer bill mentioned in that report should ho allowed to be reed a ?? second time beta a May ?? tO. farthe There were numerous petitions for and against the abolition of course ...

... stU ?? ug to hays Intorfered at a mash e.*r pod of the stesliiS0 if they Aft( wished their meajure to hee?eOtlve. ?. fdr. HUDSON sf?sd with tile Goverirusailt that tlt?P25?'- M5J was the best time tobriag this measure forward. He ,?eUeud ii auffici It ...