... have not yet renewed diplomatic relations with the Porte, and have expressed their intention of not doing so unless Turkey allow her to determine the length of time during which Kussuth and his friends should be detained as prisoners. The Porto refused ...

... mentioned Company was emratred in shuntimr small ihe wea ther has, during the greater part of tho week, been Should refuse to allow pensions PaP®!- 10 wooden-money Parliament would of that the unfortunate gentleman was no more, but that his body ,-11. • ...

... COMMQNS-Feb. 4. The Speaker took t1ie chair at four o'clock. Among the ntlmbers present, shortly after four o'cleck, was Mr Hudson. The appearance ol the hon. represent:itive seen- ed to excite little attention even among his e cighbotirs on tile Opposition ...

... 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 ...

... Committee Carlisle Journal. Sir John Ross and Sir John Franklin.—Sir John Ross has addressed a letter to Sir Henry Felly, of the Hudson Bay Company, offering to command an expedition to the Arctic regions, in search of Franklin, without fee or reward, if the ...

... Skinner termed his diocese. The bishop appealed to the House of Lords against the decision of the Court of Session in Scotland, allowing that such an action lay, but the appeal was withdrawn on Friday last, with consent of Sir William Dunbar, Bishop Skinner ...

... did not; but there majority in favour of their same time, Mr. that whatever the board 2d, thet be by a majority, circu! will allow, in hee t, by suitable ar- times upon rangements, like those a railway, when the trains were run, be made to fall as lightly ...

... nothing short of the complete measure. He had formerly appealed to the humanity of Parliament, he now appealed, in the name of Heaven, to its justice and its honour. Mr EDWARDS seconded the motion, and said that, living among the manufacturing population, ...

... that the honourable member (.Mr Hudson) intends to give a series of splendid dinners at Albert-gate, and that the house to undergo some extensive decorations prior to that event. This reminds us of anecdote of Mr Hudson, mentioned to some time back. As ...

... grumble against nature and Providence (for was nothing less)—against the abundance of Heaven, and the science and industry of man, which, under the blessing of Heaven, have been permitted in these latter days to remove in some degree the primeval curse ...

... to advance the rebels 1,000,000 dole. in aid of the project. A treaty of alliance was then to be made with Great Britain, allowing all her claims to the Mosquito Territory, and pledging Honduras to cede no part of her dominions to any other power than ...

... requesting that juniper berries may be ' allowed to be landed thereat, on importation from foreign parts, permission has been granted fur the privilege of landing the articles as requested to be in future allowed. GIMVA:s4—FATAL ACCIDENT.--On Friday last ...