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... majority on January 28. 1805, when went down to receive the congratulations of bis tenants and neighbour*, of whom, writing to Mr Hudson Gurney three or four days after his majority, ho says be had feasted about 800 900. as well as the principal gentlemen of ...
... FINANCIAL, LAND AND INVESTMENT. British S. Africa 3>i» j 7i« 1 Scottish Amtr If* - . p* ])fhen. Corp. 21 *7, 6 i tf. 1301 11 Hudson Bay 22. */«« t I ransvsiil Estates _ Nat. Discount 10J t | Ti and Ag. of ustrlstoJS I KIN I SIS. Alliance Pf. 80 Globe Hi ...
... rvstal and 11. V. Kcybuni, -Messrs John Bober, ton, M. 11. Gardner C' 'lax Fi.ilpat ’), Aberdeen ; .1 Ainsworth. Glasgow; Kobt. Hudson, J.i’., .)• Browning White, and O. Bulloch. There was . good turnout, the nail being pretty well After tne singing of tbe ...
... Railroad Bonds irregular Quincy advanced 1J and Denver Common and Erie shares New Jersey North-Western Ord and Dela-waie and Hudson declined Lackawanna 3 New York Central and Reading irst 1‘re- terred Mouev firm 122'4 114 7IS 11’ 154' 10s 44q2' l-guer him ...
... one but erse were it in two being reduced to a more particular and colour printing. Hudson a nil another. hat move. tow so heavy a maga, e twelve days, the allowance these, it awns at fostering Sebriften appeared able to art or h.and which migh easily ...
... commcnood to ronstrnct ajon g fclio nrw big trendwe 7 Ja £ sefctgrts to setPnre gooil coTCr . e Decembor 13 . —The enemy has not allowed himself to be seen very much , bnt to-day bogan firing for tfce first time with cancon . Only sevesty-soven shots Trcre cirect-cd ...
... Sir Charles Warren was not allowed to call witnesses. In previous wars there has been .suppression of statements and avidence, an ...
... accompanying Lord Roberts’s staff to take over the hager after the surren-der of Cronje eays: After the battle the troops were allowed to kill any cattle or cer any food they might come across As was the (list signaller in the place congratulated myself on ...
... and cruel to yea above all other-. Oh. how have -ulTcred for my wrongdoing! »>r. Stove. I did not commit the groate-t -in. Heaven merciful, and saved from that. thought you—over you. Steve ; and. God helping we. I have been true to you. ll*i V Wl-v-li ...
... and as the husband had been several times before the Court for misbehaviour, he was sent 14 dam' to prison. The wife was allowed to go with a reprimand. Piumarrevriox.—On Monday evening last a deputation from the Weft Department in Airdrie Cotton Works ...
... 1’ortygese raid That night there was happiness and revelry in the dagoes camp while we sat dark and silent with a double allowance uf whisky just like the old Eaxons and Normans at the battle of Hastings Next morning before daybreak we had the 7-nounder ...
... was ec been called.| c doin, the work to whi he The friends of Dr Lang, and by that he meant | d the citizens of Gl ible to allow him to leave them like a|— . felt that it was im- re not! leas th so the resolution was in-| tl stantaneously and intuitively ...