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... rushing into the opposite extreme, and where the number of settlers is small and the country uncivilised the danger of allowing the allowing the natives pre-eminence is manifestly very great. In New Zealand, especially in the Northern part, the difficulty ...
... the extent of Sir James Hudson's influence than is furnished by the above article. Here is a journal, the avowed organ of the Parliamentary opposition to a Ministry which is supposed to have come into power under Sir James Hudson's auspices; and yet this ...
... Sir JAMES SCARLETT : Allow me to ask you whether, from all you have seen of Mr. Marsden, you are able to form an opinion as to his competency to transact any of the ordinary business of life ? Mrs. Bradley : Certainly not. Allow me ,to say, that during ...
... journal, as idleness, I was obliged either to relinquish my stuclaes, or to prosecute them in secret. To the latter (not being allowed candles) I proctored eight or ten fire-flies, which I secured in a tumbler, and fed them on small pieces of sugar-cane. I ...
... Copper Miners of' England, pf. 74 per cent., 21 Discount Corporation, limited, 111 Gen. Credit and Finance of London, lim., 64 Hudson's Bay, 17 Joint •stock Discount, 6: London Financial Association, 'Urn. 251 Mercantile Credit Association, lim., 1 8 and 81 ...
... moderate.—Sld. Sir C. Napier, Van Diemen's Land ; British Isles, Demerara. PORTSMOUTH, Auc. 10.—Wind N.E. to W.—Arrd. Hendrick Hudson, Morgan, New York,*sailed 20th ult., for London. Sid. her Majesty's ship Rolla, Chatham. Arrd. off Cambrian, Dring, Bombay ...
... individual nations may prompt, to forcible measures, we should seek to carry with us public opinion, by adhering to the rules of heaven (or nature). Your Excellency should again examine the statements in my previous communications. I avail myself of this opportunity ...
... men as Mr. Thomas Paget, Mr. Isaac Hodgson, Mr Bankart, Mr. Brewin, Mr. Coltman, Mr. IVlellar, Dr. Noble, Mr. Oldacres, Mr. Hudson, and Mr. Whetstone, including other leading master manufacturers in the great local staple trade, employing a large portion ...
... doubts on the peril of the game, and hoped to Heaven that he was doing all for the best. He might be wrong, but he wished to be right —so it saved the ,Union Thusheap o p f e c a r l e e a d ti t o o n Heaven wortlty as if there were n o other portion ofit ...
... done nothing. And why? The Doctor answers this, and adds some most interesting information on the recent discoveries in the heavens:— lie had often been asked why this telescope had given nothing since. His English friends, though doubtless acquainted with ...
... that is shown him. He is allowed the benefit of counsel, so far as consultation goes, but not to plead for him. A copy of the charges, and also a copy of the Act upon which he is tried, has been furnished to him ; and he is allowed the use of pen and ink ...
... appreciation of the imaginative 'H ere have we been critics in The Sun for years, in Waich capacity we have sat in judgment on Heaven knows how many volumes of poesy ! and yet—to our shame be it said—we never discovered that Lord ELLENBOROUGH'S Proclamation ...