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... distance was .'il miles, and it was done at the rate miles hour. The match was won three minutes .5.) seconds easy. The time allowed was four hours. consequence of the extreme drought the summer, autumnal truits are found this season to much infested with ...
... returned front the tread-mill only about half a year, where has been practising twelve calendar months, for felony.]— Harriet Hudson, Adam Blandy and Thomas Duffield, Esqrs. for bastardy : one year hard labour, being the fifth child. —Win. Thorn, by Win. ...
... people would spurn it with indignation. (Cheers;) the early history of Rome there was a story that a shield had fallen from heaven into Rome, on the constant possession of which depended the safety of the state. To prevent the loss of that shield by robbery ...
... The extent of land our colonial territory of North America, including the British Provinces, Hudsons Bay territory, and Western or Indian territory, but exclusive of the North Polar region, reaches according to Mr. Bouchette, to about 2,700,000 square ...
... evening with their Majesties royai party comprised the following personages ■ ir Herbert and Lndv Taylor, Mad. de Marvaune, Mr. Hudson, Mr-Shiffner, Sir Charles Thornton, Sir James Sir Philip and Lady Sidney, Ladv Falkland, Sir Andrew Barnard, Miss Bagot, ...
... also made to the library, either MSS. or books, the late J. F. Hull and A. Woolley, Bey.Thomas Kenrick, VV. B. Stokes, nnd Hudson Gurney, Viscount Xii gsborougb, and late Count J. de Puisape, and the Rev. (ieorge Coxe. We are glad to observe that the ...
... opportunity of stating that, if Messrs Moody wish furnish the public with the best reason against Railway, they will no longei allow their coaches to be the slowest on the road, the) are some of the best loaded . The public have certaiulx great cause of s ...
... depend. will Dumbers they, now are under Villareal and strike a blow to the Preten ler's cause it will mot easily recover. Heaven erant Pxpartero may not shrink “rom his work, If he does now, be never will have another such an s All continues at San Sebastian ...
... York this season. She set sail at about 20 minutes before six p.m., carrying with her 107 passengers, among whom is Capt. Hudson, of the Guards, with Government despatches, and Mr. Balls, Covent-garden, upwards of 8,000 letters, and a full cargo of British ...
... deputation from the Aylesbury Reform Club, to allow his name to be put in nomination at the next vacancy of the representation the borough, has written to a morning contemporary, stating that had refused to allow himself to put in nomination by them, but ...
... professional duties ; he feeds upon the consolation he administers to others—he is nourished by the bread that daily comes from Heaven, which enables him to impart the same blessings to his poorer brethren. What other man could endure his life ? With habits ...
... world knows that - could all for yees, and chapc enough—ay chaper and just ever Bob of the Reek did, ' rest be sowl, and the heavens his bed.' Now, considering the elate of Ireland— destitution poor—aud the want of employment—this proxy-prayer, end prpxv-penance ...