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... Gracious Heaven ! who is this—entitled, too, it seems, to enter this august assembly —who is shunned as the pestilence, or if touched, touched he were some slimv, nauseous reptile, with an apparent loathing or tremor ? Who is this It is George Hudson ! Timothy ...
... After demolishing Hudson ag the Hero of England, • Mr Carlyle proceeds to estimate his value as the ' maker of railways:— Hudson's value as a demigod being what was, his value as a maker of railways shall hardlv concern us here. What Hudson's real worth ...
... between the principals.— Carlisle Patriot. Mr Hudson's Generosity.—Mr Dacres Devlin states in the Examiner as illustration of that doing good stealth, for which the historian of railways glorifies Hudson, that the poor weaver-poet Thorn sent, his extreme ...
... on the Chumie of the Amatolas, for the ment of a disobedient or vicious child, is a fatal blow. Tt is a lows of STATIONS. Heaven burns with the descended sun, im this country no modern Latin dictionary influence—(hear, hear)—for he was persuaded that ...
... defendant in the penalty of £200. I Action against Hudson, M.P.—The Master of the Rolls sat on Monday on a case in which the York and North Midland Railway Company were the plaintiffs, and Mr Hudson, M P., the defendant. The Solicitor-General, in stating ...
... Washington territory and contiguous British possessions, is urged speedily to be concluded. The cession of the rights of the Hudson's Bay Cotspuny, and of the Priget's Sound Company, which could be obtained on reasonable terms, is recommended to the attention ...
... population between 1811 and 1851. The Commis. stoners calculate that it had amounted 10 1,623,000. but they reckon that, allowing fur the natural crease of the population, the decrease was equiv., lent to 2.466,9110. As we know that there hes been a very ...
... Giurgevo. There was a mere wheel-track across the plain. For some distance our course lay through pastures, where grazing is allowed on payment of about zwanziger, or eightpence English. per head of cattle, for six months. When we got off the level and upon ...
... at h e n ed r n e : wire of d ie en „ ing y ear (1857.58) lowances shall be paid by the hesitant of the parish humor who allowed hkt farm, and all his stock on ( him' INCOME-TAX. amounts to L 11,225,533, of which L. 8,993,648 liable to Pay the salary ...
... accept— Scotsman. Hudson, M.P., Danger.—Mr George Hudson waa arrested at Sunderland on the nomination day ; but was liberated, being still protected by the law a late mem-1). r. bailiffs anxiously attended the state of the poll; but Hudson came in second ...
... MISCELLANEOUS. and useful position in life without tbe two pun-tuahiy and leu;perauce. Recognition Heaven.—l s t cor ence of my own soul, that the expectation of] heaven principally kiodies love them If thought I should never know and c n never love after this ...
... connected with some railways we could name—with the more indefensible, but less known matter—the condition of the natives of the Hudson Bay territory —should be the last man to throw a stone at the Western Bank Directors. Twa acquittal of Bernard on the charge ...