... electors had attended to proceed with the election, it now devolved on the Board to till up the vacancy. It was agreed, b to allow the matter to remain over till next election. Mr. then brought forward the motion of which he had given notice, that the Conveners ...

... were evidently enjoying the scene from a distance , ami my companion _* _seeing opposition was useless _against four men , _allowed himself to he led _awny by a _acrvant . The Duke then _returning , _full of anger , gave me over to o _similar escort , and ...

... should not wish to take up his allowance of grog, he will be paid the saving's price for it; or he may, if he prefer it, be allowed to take up in lieu I oz. of tea and 1 oz. of sugar, in addition to the established allowance of those articles. The saving ...

... the late Queen Dowager, whose fit, 18e rvitude in the late King's establish, ar,^ Adelaide, merited some pertb yearl y allowance. Lord John Ruscoal ? ancellor of the Exchequer, it is Qt ell come before tbe House of ask for a grant of public money, s ...

... AIETBOPuLITA.V GOSSIP. LONDON, Saturday Evening.—George Hudson figures not in the lid of the invited to the Mayor's Banquet at York last night, though would have been regarded as equal to all the Mayors rolled into one before the secret of his making ...

... supported by Russia and by Austria would just suit him. But it would not suit England. Yet would it equally unfit that we should allow North Germany to rush single-handed into such a contest. It is now understood that although France and Russia laid before the ...

... social evils and constitutional engagements. To that car of Victory, destined, as is thought, to traverse the New World from Hudson's Bay to Cape Horn, are tied three millions of African captives. The terms of the Union pledge every citizen in it to protect ...

... something, flung himself out of the Court. The officers in charge, apparently unaware that his pledge of .ClO had been returned, allowed him free egress, and the impudent knave coolly walked out of the precincts of the Police buildings unchallenged. About ten ...

... gazetted are of that class which c a 9 °i l,s t° iaise additional schemes, to alter and amend v> ° ' &c * P a rties pro and allowed to inspect and trace the Det ween the hour 3 of twelve and f to enci on the of December. c P»vate business of last session ...

... conduct of the Puseyite clergy, so far as the money value of their services is concerned, can only be compared to that of Hudson and his compeers in railway transactions. It whollydishonest and meanly dishonourable, and is, besides, exceedingly contemptible ...

... of ignorance fur deceptive glitter. The days of this blind devotion to the assumptions of rank are guile for ever—departed, Heaven be praised, into that Past which so abounds in reminiscences of the blasphemous and the bad. Aristocracy, we do believe, will ...

... oaks in the reminded us much of dear old with ex- Me were vegetables, and milk; to the northward we derers of three of the Hudson's Bay servants, and the chiefs of the Newetta tribe having refused to give them up, the boats of her Ma *s ship Deedalus were ...