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... THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY. The Times says :—A meeting of shareholders has been called to consider Lord Granville's proposal for the transference of the Hudson's Bay territory to the Domition of Canada. Lord Granville propees that the Company shall surrender ...
... Life at a Hudson Bay Post.—Life distant Hudson Bay post, far from railway, may seem very quiet and uninteresting one to dwellers busy towns ; but quiet as it is, the particular post in the district is the centre all life and animation for all the white ...
... sailin' stenm vessels, did not allow the defender's ste.sn.rr, which is the fastest boat, pass the Lochgtol, when ought have done so. and who steered Ins vessel recklessly that she struck pn-r. Hath parties were allowed a proof of their aver“Mfiiheriff ...
... And he stood sponger for the happy groom, allowing Matthew Lyon to give away the bride; and among all the happy ones on that happy occasion, not one was blessed with more of grateful emotion than was the true-hearted emperor himself. And Min Pedro had ...
... the finest part of the Hudson scenery is that which called The Highlands,” about fiifty j miles from New York. The mountains rise j from the water’s edge to a height 1800 feet—steep, i rugged, and tree-covered—while the broad Hudson narrows to a deep black ...
... it suddenly occurred to him that in a very wondrous way marrhiges ars made in Heaven alter all. Not only is woman's influence unesiming paradoxical as the theory may seem, it began, Mr Myers thinks, before either the young man or the maiden had physical ...
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... Extraordinary Courtship.—Mr George Hudson courts inquiry. —Punch. Penny lectures are at present attempted by several Essex clergymen and gentlemen. Sir Charles Napier, before his departure for the Baltic, is to be entertained by the Reform Club. Drain ...
... REMARKABLE DISAPPEARANCE! Of all Dirt frntis everythim By using HUDSON'S EITR ter OF SOAP. REWARD I I Parity, Health, Perfect Betidastioa. By its regular doily N.B.—lt is II Pure DRY SOAP in fine powder, sad dissolves immediately in Hot or Cold Water ...
... Paradis»i»l ate of that district on Saturday cvemn*. That question was settled the disinterested and truthful remarks of Mr Hudson. Mr Hudson, it is true, had not great deal to the “ftter-simply to priek the bladder and let the wind mt, tear the veil and lit ...
... REMARKABLE DISAPPEARANCE I Of el Dirt from evarythin: By sting HUDSON'S EX OF SOAP REWARD I Purity, Health, Perfect Sstlefeetton. By ite regular daily 1144, N.B.—lt le a Pore DltY SOAP in Sue uotrier, ad lathes freely In Hot or Cold Refuse Itnitaidons—lnalat ...
... He is no longer on earth in human form, but has returned to Heaven : there He reigns, seated on a throne of mercy waiting to give eternal life to all who come to Him. You may think Heaven very far off, but the prayers of sinners reach the Saviour the ...