... promoted in the 57th Foot. 50th Foot—Lieut.-Gen. Sir John Gardiner, K.C.8., from 61st Foot, to be Colonel, vice Lieut.-Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe, K.C.8., deceased. 61st Foot—Major-Gcnoral Sir Joromiah Dickson, K.C.B. to bo Colonel, vice Sir John Gardiner, K.C.B ...

... fountains of the great deep broken up, and tne windows of heaven were opened.” (Gen. vii. H.) _TJ breaking of the fountains of the great deep, as distinguished from the opening of the windows of heaven, either has no meaning, or must taken to express the breaking ...

... Stoddart, 1.75 a-year each; Maddle. Augusta Emma d’Este, L 500 a-year; and Clara Maria Susanna Lowe, daughter of the late Sir Hudson Lowe, L.50 a year; making in all L.1200 More Candidates than Electors. —No less than fifty seven candidates have made application ...

... inteniimi not go to the poll. The contest, therefore, will between Colonel Thompson and Mr Hudson. The latter gMiOcmsw, who had signified his intention to allow himre!f lobe pn»- a candidate, was expected in Sunderland Saturday.— Sun. Mr Duneam M Laren ...

... attacking the Govern•• iron territory of his Railway Majesty. Hudson laugh- ” - . .. , NX i,.. Wn called cl. thinking matter joke ; but Talbot persisted,and said, It said that has been called Come, Hudson, point out to their Lordships boornla- ujmn to explain ...

... in this journal is that the literary body, long mado second to the commercial in t • y press, is to in tho foreground, Even Hudson consen to waive his political views in deference to genius. ra ...

... power, our very existence in India, been jeopardised a« they have lately been on the banks of the Sutlej. But, thanks be to Heaven, and, under it, to our unequalled soldieis, safety and confidence have been restored. The dates by the Overland Mail are—Bombay ...

... Ids laved sleep: Thus dreams bliss, and chastening giiefs. and even The shades of Death, fall light on the pure soul from Heaven. We may just add in a word, that the work is got in a very neat and tasteful manner. Hints to Rtouents tuf. Usr of tiif. Etfs ...

... and that his Grace bss let Blenheim Palace to tbe Queen Dowaper who is about take up her residence there.— Cor. of Globe. Mr Hudson, M.P., was introduced l ord Morpeth to Prince Albert at the conversazione of tbe Marquis 0 ampton, the president of the Royal ...

... sweet communion met. mithcr ! I line thonchf o’ hen von, and aft hae wished there, Isut the pleasures that placid sleep seemed heaven ayont compare: I thought (hat fell hapny. and (hat I might lio In the house and o’ those I loved throughout eternity. mifher ...

... increasing, in consequence of the d’ffieulty of procuring vessels to export them. The cold weather had closed the canals, but the Hudson was still navigable. Her Mnjest}’s steam-ship Queen arrived at Southampton Thursday afternoon, bringing dates from Gibraltar ...

... a bill to that effect in the legislature of Nova Scotia. This dismissal, though at first deprecated, had been ultimately allowed Earl Grey. It was of this violation of solemn pledge given the government that the petitioners complained, and he felt it ...