... abandoned tho fine colony of Ross, the northern part of the Peninsula California, which soon after passed into the hands of the Hudson's Bay Company ; but what was the case of this abandonment remained unknown. From the account given by one of their officers ...

... cc to inquire into the administration „ the Union, and into the \t* . of the Union Workhouse, was asked to *s l orde to allow the Committee on the h t J *i. E P^eed. all .? M said, was willing to lay on . il» evidence which had been taken in oth ' ...

... disposition of the dog. Watching his opportunity, he one day, by accident, pushed the dog into a well the yard, in which allowed it to struggle a considerable time. When the dog seemed to be getting tired, the tanner desired his companion to pull it out ...

... of persons to North America. Mr Ewart gave notice, that on the 24th instant he should move for leave to bring in a bill to allow of appeals in criminal cases. In answer to a question Mr B. Cochrane, The Lord Advocate said, he should an earlyday be prepared ...

... Government had means of procuring returns evictions in Ireland. HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY. Mr Christie rose to call attention of the House to the proposed grant Vancouver's Island to the Hudson's Bay Company, and considered that the grant was very inexpedient ...

... somewhat seveie, it hy no means bad. Her white garments are aud neater than those the black concubines. Her sad glance seemed to Heaven what Would future tate her unhappy family. the two daughters ol tuo amir, one a superb beauty. Her « . those ideal ones that ...

... the late Queen Dowager, whose fit, 18e rvitude in the late King's establish, ar,^ Adelaide, merited some pertb yearl y allowance. Lord John Ruscoal ? ancellor of the Exchequer, it is Qt ell come before tbe House of ask for a grant of public money, s ...

... gazetted are of that class which c a 9 °i l,s t° iaise additional schemes, to alter and amend v> ° ' &c * P a rties pro and allowed to inspect and trace the Det ween the hour 3 of twelve and f to enci on the of December. c P»vate business of last session ...

... speaks of it as a city with many strongholds and many gates with bars; that had multiplied her merchants above the stars of heaven; whose and princes were numerous as the locusts , whose store and glory of pleasant was end-16 The destruction of the city ...

... ro °eedings taken in the time of the n ! . ' when there was a different form of kft ts to taken, and when none but Pro- j allowed to sit in this House, and could f 9 1657 for a member. On the °*thi took 88 dec that every persoD, be- M, v Parliament, should ...

... was manager for the whole. (Loud cheers.) Pay for Your Shoes.—The fisherwomen of Sunderland, having ascertained that Mr Hudson would arrive at Sunderland on Easter Monday, determined that the honourable member should pay for his shoes ; and accordingly ...

... it be possible, the former should be recalled, and the latter not allowed to depart; because it is our firm conviction that when they arrive out in the colony, they will not be allowed to land their human freight; for, one of the speakers the colonists ...