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... Turner, and J. Inglis, for one hundred Sovereigns a-side. The seconds were Maurice Delay nnd M'Kenzie for luglis, and Josh. Hudson and Paddington Jones for Turner.—Betting 6 to Inglis. They fought forty-six rounds. In the first round Turner placed the first ...
... we cannot but contemplate with fearful emotion, the narrow escape the cause of liberty and civilization has just had. Thank Heaven, however, the cause of justice has triumphed, and the Sun of Spain has for ever set on the Continent of the New World. AS ...
... cloth. Prepared and sold W. B. Hudson, Chemist, 27, Havmarket, London ; sold also by most Perfumers, Druggists, and Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom, bottles at ss. 3s. ami 2s. each. N. B. Mr. W. B. Hudson, has concern whatever with the ...
... are allowed to be present, '-Jffnnr.—-What, Sir? do you think I’ll allow this room to dnlnpkred to the Commissioners room No Sir, the Shades shall'always open to fair discussion *llB a farce talk About Commissioners and stuff'; why don’t they allow all ...
... six years of age. and the Utter only year or twonlder), were indicted for nllng a pair «»f stockings, the prtiperiy «»f Mr. Hudson of New-s!reet, Cdvent-gardeit.— Their simplieity ond childish appearance, being placed the bar. created strong sensation in ...
... under Armstrong; had never been patient of Hudson's before Sir George iccommended ® *,MV P] Armstrong.—l c.siiect to pay him.— Atherall; live m Lewes; health cough troubles lues knew Anustreag when was with Hudson and Turner: he gave media ties at that time; ...
... entit'ed receive salvage in cases like the present. With 1 respect the claim made by the suits of the Admiralty that must allowed, as t'le-pubhc men and stores could not s,j lot>g occupied as they had been for the advantage of the owners without compensation ...
... Parliament, and Address to the King were behaviour. The urchin, were lonhwith. tore. , Ellis. M.P.,Caplam Uedmgfieia, Mr-ud Mrs Hudson Gurney | IL . u agrees, and misery . fie udghtsay, oamdlions. He .aopted. u. with g«vwl floigiug in ca-eof a iel.i|isc,& dlsr ...
... Ofßreof High Admiral of the United Kingdom. The King has also been pleaaed to direct letter* patent to be appointing Dr John Hudson to be his Majesty's Advocate General in the toom of Sir Herbert Jenner, BaKxavfT*.—J. Appleby. Newington Causeway, straw mai ...
... time Mr Hudson received the congratulations of his friends.” —To appreciate fully the value of these admissions, it is necessary to slate that Mr O’Connell had first posttirelg and solemnly declared that a bill had been preferred against Mr Hudson ; that ...
... which the Tories despise so much that nothing would induce them to have recourse to it, and yet it so happens that whilst Mr. Hudson obtains a vote in right of tie occupancy of a mill-house, he attempted at the last registration to make all his three sons ...
... own caiist , aiid in circulating works among the colonisis, - testants, believed he founded in error, » f sit still, and allow them to take possession of 'he cmintry . The Rev. Mr Gooiidav next moved an expression gratitude to God, for the success of ...