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... A THIILLING INCIDENT. -- t OtIS NAPOLEON AND SIR HUDSON LOWE. THE DIMLY _MAGAZINE.) 0,--44GEs sometimes occur in life, of palpable certainty %I V !line, but which, when remembered in after years, (Is e : °axle upon the mind with all the . vagueness of ...
... A INCIDENT. LOUIS NAPOLEON AND SIR HUDSON LOWE. „, (FROM THE DUELIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZLNE eASSAGES sometimes occur in life, of palpable certainty :at the time, but which, when remembered in -after years, ‘,.._ ecl ine back upon the mind with all the vagueness ...
... COLLEGE SCENE.—The Rev. Tobit Stiffneek is a regular high-spiced, double-distilled, tip-top, Ultra -seventh heaven Tractarian. He believes that heaven is only attainable by pulling down church galleries, making open pews, having candle-sticks on the communion ...
... to serve the people resident in the houses, and he replied he thought so.] I was accompanied by John Hudson, Richard Hudson, brothers; William Hudson, their cousin; James Richardson, Geo. England, and William England: there were two men, whom we met at ...
... name of Mrs. Hudson, in London? Complainant: Yes, but what has it to do with you? (Laughter.) Mr. Cottinghanl—l should not wonder if Fred's name was too? Complainant— It was. (Laughter.) Mr. Cottingham—And you were passing as Mr. and Mrs. Hudson, in London ...
... Tuesday morning, wherever the eye could neach, were seen tapering flag poles like fairy wands, stretching their points to heaven, spreading to the gentle wind banners, pennons, gonfannons, and flags of every description. Before the sun had well shown ...
... seen more than the backslidings which I stated did exist brought to light. We have seen the decline and fall of Air. George Hudson, a world of information in itself, and a lesson, which I trust, many will learn, lie has been entirely displaced from his ...
... those of the Hesperides, the hungry of men. Diviner miracle, what god eve I Hudson, though I mumble about m y .thie Articles, and the service of other Divinities, Hudson is my god, and to him I will sacrifice this twenty pound note: lif perhaps he will ...
... After a brief space a tender shoot, hardly to be recognized by the eye, appears above the ground. It grows. Heaven's warmth fosters it. Heaven's moisture cherishes it. The shoot increases to a sapling, the sapling to a tree, the tree to a gigantic oak ...
... and made strong by the experience of years--a love that we can ask the Messing of Heaven upon; and when my lips at the altar utter the solemn words, I, Margaret Hudson, take thee John Grant, to love, cherish, - and to obey ; in my inmost soul they ...
... Sainnraug, Loanda, and Mozambique, in addition to those at Geneva, Oran, and. Monrovia, and had reduced • the salaries and allowances of ties consuls at St.. Petersburg and Buenos Ayres anci the vice-consul at-Mazatlan, the saying, resulting from these changes ...
... since a few English, American, or Prussian adventurers traced their solitary paths along the shores, by land or sea. If the Hudson's Bay Company had spread its settlements, the Northwest Company had had some share in making us familiar with the region. ...