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... EVENING EDITION. played the last note or cadence of the composition. immortal spirit winged its way to heaven before the vibrations of the music had ceased. According to an Act of the last Congress, the United States army should amount to 12,539, officers ...
... Florida, in order to have that opening to the ocean ; and he would say, in the name of the north-west, that before they would allow an independent empire at the mouth of the Mississippi, they would reduce Louisiana to what it was before America purchased ...
... attendance in person ; he wis allowed a fee of a guinea, and ss. for his clerk. He should therefore direct a memorandum to be placed on the proceedings that, on the taxation of costs, the solicitor's fee should not be allowed. :DEAL, Tuesday Morning. Passsed ...
... Why should such lands be conceded to the Hudson's Bay Company ? By what authority were they entitled to them ? It seemed to him to be a matter which concerned the whole empire, and not to be confined to the Hudson's Bay Company nor Canada in particular ...
... not bend so much but that the first gleam of heaven'resunshine restores it to its true level.—(Cheers.) And now, gentlemen, that I have shown to !you my sympathy in your occupations and pursuits, you will allow that the President has not done wrong in giving ...
... most extraordinary thing if nothing could be done to mitigate the evil. There might certainly be difficulties in the way of allowing a cabman to refuse a fare, but it is not the way to conquer difficulties to refuse to face them; and to push off the subject ...
... Treatise on Astronomy, in which the Elements of the. Science - a re-deducedin a natural order from the appearance of the Heavens to an Observer on the Earth : demonstrated on Mathematical Principles, and explained . by au appbeati.m to the _various P ...
... Characters by Messrs. Hudson, Chippendale, Howe, Rogers, and CuHertford ; Miss Reynolds and Mrs. Buckingham. Followed by the SPANISH DANCERS in a NEW BALLET. To be followed by THE IRISH ',Log. Principal character by Mr. Hudson. To conclude with the Spanish ...
... Ministerial side of the House.) Mr. SHEIL was willing to make allowance for the Honourable Baronet, but there were others for whom the same plea did not exist, and for whom, therefore, the same allowance could not be made. He (Mr. Shell) believed that the expressions ...
... Port Hudson in the frigate Hartford, his flagship, and with his whole fleet, the Mississippi alone excepted. The destruction of the latter by burning was done by the order of Admiral Farragut, the vessel having got aground. The siege of Port Hudson will ...
... at the farthest point of their progress, the expedition, with suitable means of conveyance, might easily have got round to Hudson's Bay; but situated as they were, and possessing only a few slight canoes, it would hare been perfect madness to have dared ...
... if they wanted Mr. Hudson to go to Parliament and d their jobs for them. They spoiled the whole scheme. They should not have said a word, because they prevented -s having a possibility of doing anything of the kind. I negiee Mr. Hudson getting up in the ...