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... rumours of sad omen about the state Mr Hudson's accounts, they have turned out in the recent examination*, into the affairs of tile York and North Midland, or York and Newcastle. Our reader* well know that we have done Hudson ample justice. expressed very early ...
... MY THANKSG NG HYMN. By Thy throne above the Heavens, Almighty, bow Thine ear ; While I hymn Thy While | pour soul before Angels listening in their sphere— hast been my shield and saviour— round me died the death ; Priest and warrior near me perish’d, ...
... entertainment, an ! provisions, had, I given, presented, and allowed, the plaintiff, on behalf of ' the s lid George Hudson, and 011 the behalf of the said dej agents of for tho said George Hudson, before the election of a member for the said borough, divers ...
... entertainment, and provisions, had, given, presented, and allowed, the plaintiff, on behalf of the said Geor-je Hudson, and on the behalf of said defendants as agents of and for the said George Hudson, before the election of member for the said borough, divers ...
... bers up, all talking at the top pitch of their tongues.) HUDSON—Why, Sir, yesterday four or five of the majority here were allowed to debate this; and now, are none of the minority to be allowed to reply? (Cries of' Oh, no, that. won't do, and great ...
... that it was the intention of the meeting to give Mr Hudson these shares, the committee gave him the benefit of the doubt, and did not recommend tiny proceeding,' to be taken thereupon. 4. That Mr Hudson had been interested in a contract for the supply of ...
... entertainment I and provisions, had, given, presented, and allowed, by the plaintiff, on behalf of the said George Hudson, and on be. half of the said defendants, as agents of and for the said George Hudson, before the election of a member for the said borough ...
... arranged in a granary in the Union Hotel Yard. A large quantity was shown cross and wedder wool, which, however, could not be allowed to compete. The sub-committee met, and decided as to the lots which could competentlv compete, and named Messrs Leckwood and ...
... personally bound for £l4OO. THE RAILWAY Quanc—A train on one of Mr. Hudson's lines was lately delayed twenty-seven mlnute4, that a pine-apple, ordered by telegraph, might be procured for Mrs. Hudson. M. Arago states, on the authority of M. Erman, that there Is ...
... thanksgiving (a detailed statement of the amount and purposes of which appeared in the Times of Tuesday), was L. 3160 las 20—allowing a slight variation for the cases in which silver is not mentioned. This excepts the collection of L. 250 at the Great Synagogue ...
... only in refusing legal _: _evidencebut for gross partiality . When such great men as Chambers and Joy are the _subjects , _heaven forefend _that we _should _say anything derogatory of their lionour and glory . They may be Orangemen—or in the dandy phrase ...
... The regular monthly sale of such Magazines at One Halfpenny is upwards of One Thousand copies. N.B. —A Liberal Discount allowed when Quantity is taken. Orders from the Country punctually attended to. In Stiff Cover, Sixpence each. Seed for Early Sowing ...