... willing to con- tribute. If Heaven helps those who help themselves, then may provident societies have a right to regard an institution of this kind, intended as it is for provident persons only, as an instrument of heaven. A new discovery of Irish corruption ...

... he was willing to pay the fine, and on being allowed to leave the court to get the money, he exclaimed, Good morning; God bless yun all REMARKABLE DISAPPEARANCE I! Of all Dirt from everything By using HUDSON'S EXTRACT OF SOAP. REWARD ! ! Purity, Health ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... that ever yet confronted opinion under the guise of policy. RAILWAY REVOLUTION.-DEPOSITION OF KING HUDSON. ?? 0: R : is - (Fiom the Tablet.) - Poor Hudson is found out, and if not in purse or per- ?? at least by social~penalties, will-be severely chastised ...

... Bill, said the first Whig was the Devil-(laughter)-he - was the first to raise opposition in heaven ; to . which O'Connell replied- If he was a Whiig in heaven he was a Tory in hell, for he resisted all Siprovement when he got there. (Loud laughter ...

... was sent by Captain Hudson as to his family:- ier Trinity Bay, August 5, 1858. God has been with us. The telegraph cable is laid without accident, and to Him be all the glory. We are all ?? affectionately, ? ~1 Wic~f L. HUDSON.)' in The President 'of ...

... die from starvation and filth like 'so many s r diseased cattle. In the name of a just Heaven, how a c much longer are such shocking brutalities to be t r allowed to continue? Fearful indeed will be the t b retribution when it does come for such monstrous ...

... do hope that no Government in England will ever be IV in allowed to continue so great a wrong; and I think every to idy honest man who reads the following will agree with me hs , of that the Hudson's Bay Company must be done away ea iwo with. I believe ...

... 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 ...

... judg- meat was as follows ?? In this case I direct a verdict to be entered for £6 beyond the sum paid into court. I dis- allow the claim for cornmisi~on on the value of the old materials used in the erection of the old sohodl-house. Such a claim is-new ...

... gods disregard. While the Scribes and Doctors are quarrelling as to where the door of heaven lies, and which is the key, it Is not well that children should be allowed, to wander as outcasts in that earth which God has given them to possess, and, perchance ...