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... 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 ...
... al republic. it carries abroad the missionary, the Bible, the Cross, and is giving universality true religion. Gentlemen, allow to express an earnest desire and hope, that the merchants of this country will carry their calling with these generous views ...
... of treacle is allowed to be brought into this coon- v; try-no, these monopolist gentlemen won't let it he Si brought to fatten pigs. The factory child, who a' o rises at six in the morninog, has to eat its dry crust; (I it won't be allowed an ounce of treacle ...
... per oct duty paid; fifty ditto, ex Albert, the port. realised 53s to 545, g the finest vet imported; fifty ditto ex Hendrik Hudson, from New York. sold at 44s to 45r; thirty kegs of an tongues, ex Gladiator. from New York. sold by the keg. in bond, at 20 ...
... 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 ...
... members up, all talking at the top pitch of their toupee!) Hudson: Why, sir, yesterday, four or flee of the majority here 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 excitement) ...
... promoted in the 57th Foot. 50th Foot—Lieut.-Gen. Sir John Gardiner, K.C.B., from 61st Foot, to be Colonel, vice Lieut.-Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe, K.C.B., deceased. 61st Foot—Major-General Sir Jeremiah Dickson, K.C.B. to be Colonel, vice Sir John Gardiner, K.C.B ...
... members up, all talking at the ton pitch of their tongues?) Hudson —Why, sir, yesterday four or five of the majority were allowed to debate this; and now, arc none of the minority to allowed to reply? (Cries of oh, no, that won't do,” and great excitement ...
... produce of the country can be shipped at Port Hudson for the markeis of St Louis, Pittsburgh, and New Orleans, or to Butlalo, New York, and Montreal, by the Missis- sippi river, and the lakes. Port Hudson, situated 500 miles above St Louis by water, and ...
... souls, they will come back in refreshing streams of heavenly induences to ourselves, they will be registered in the court of heaven, and their fruits we will experience In en Increased ettOslon of the spirit here. and In the attainment et a brighter crown ...
... the preponderance of argument being one side, an extent that he believed to be unexampled, he should still be unwilling to allow the debate to clo«e without stating the reasons why and his colleagues had determined to give the bill their most decided and ...