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... by the stigmas of the ignorant and unfeeling, without adding any further dis- grace by our own conduct. We maybe poor (and, Heaven knows, sometimes in great difficulties), but yet let us, at the same time, be honourable. I have thought it fit to write ...
... could possibly be elicited, and Rail- way.Bubbles was subsequently announced for nightly repeti- tion. Hudson, as Gormns Hudson, or King Hudson, was perfectly in his element, and proved that no small portion of the mantle of poor Power bad descended ...
... first to make aU clear to their Heaven-born guardians and guar- dians' friends. I do hope that soldiering will be Y attempted. If not, the mere proposal is a great e gain., e THE WILL OF rA MILLIIoNmre.-The will of Hudson Gurney, Esq., of Keswiok, Norfolk ...
... pocket-handkerchiefs, with cheers, and cries of Amen, and this was succeeded by an experience meeting, five minutes being allowed to the men and ten to the women to express their feelings and to expound the good they had derived from joining the Army. ...
... been forced al on the Brazilian government by Sir James Hudson's execu- it to tion of Lord Palmerston's orders. Mr. Southern wrote to xi Lord Malmesbury, August 10, 1852: d The publication of Mr. Hudson's despatches in the blue- g- book was considered a great ...
... Bending with moodest sense of worth Before's Truth's glittering throne, He'll change the laurels gained on earth TRB.-Wh For Heaven's pure golden crown. E. T. TY..hat an iron sound Pervades that little Word Of three lettrs. ithut i nohinghadbeendon, and ...
... judgment which mark all your leading articles on theatricals. But I fear the evils of the profession are too deeply rooted to allow of any reasonable hope of their mitiga- tion. 'I'he leading reinters of it are overpaid, and hence they have acquired the power ...
... b content with the lot of a private person, and e ha.3 ever been a crowned head, and remaining years, perbaps he might be allowed to go to Eng- tr2to live under surveillance. He looked very serious at ?? it had been his intention to have done so; that ...
... boats close behind her. ICE BOATS ON THE RIVER HUDSON BOTH historically and topographically the Hudson is one of the most interesting rivers of the United States. It was on the Hudson that Hendrick Hudson, from whom the river is named, first explored the ...
... outcasts in the boat are so vividly drawn as to produce a thrill of pity in the spectator, and prompt the instinctive prayer of Heaven save them. Dr. Lunn contributes a vigorous and well-finished painting of Shipping; North Shields, by Chambers (272), which ...
... one hand, and by the Hudson's Bay Company on the other. The arrangement whereby the Red g River Settlement was acquired by Canada was effected by Lord Granville acting as mediator be- c tween the two claimants, the one by the Hudson's c Bay Company, which ...
... Misses Newton and Nicol. -Mr Hudson, alvays pleasing and clever, sung ara- t ther trashy song, but he executed it so prettily as e to callifor an encore. Let him try his talents oil somt'hing more worthy of them. . Mrs Hudson rr perfdrined Lucinda in a ...