... Sir Hudson’s own hand, of the events connected with hi* custody of Napoleon, are in possession of a friend, to whom he entrusted them for publication ; and that Lord Bathurst’s orders to the treatment of the ex-Emperor are among them. Sir Hudson was Ensign ...

... those oaths were required of them ? Part had been latterly abolished, and remainder should a similar fate. (Applause.) thanked Heaven, that, though they had a bad Ministry, they iiad a good Queen. (Loud and continued cheering.) A Queen who sympathised with ...

... Montesquieu Bellew s; peculating now in the same manner, and squinting back upon his uncle, who is now sleeping in the grave (heaven have mercy on his soul)? Is he modelling his con. duct after the example of his defunct relative, and toiling, as he did, ...