... the preponderance of argument being one side, an extent that he believed to be unexampled, he should still be unwilling to allow the debate to clo«e without stating the reasons why and his colleagues had determined to give the bill their most decided and ...

... daring enterprise and dazzling discovery without which none of his younger brethren—neither the Lords of Hindostan nor of Hudson’s Ray—could have existed. One seldom hoars of him now, except when he opens his doors to revellers on a gala-day. belongs ...

... the «i-y thing you are not allowed to bring. The of thil eVflmay disguised but there is no doubt that > hearily upon every community fettering and weakening the natural powers and capabilities of country which it has heaven to make commercial and maritime ...

... assembly, to digest the proper plan, and devise the means for carrying It out. Alderman O'Connell, in reply to Conntiller Hudson, said be understood that whenever her Majesty honoured any portion of her subjects with a visit, her Ministers were, out of ...

... large and influential meeting Monday, and it was confidently expected that George Hudson, Esq., Ableruian of York, would accept the invitation of the Conservatives, and allow himself to be declared a candidate. Should he do he will have a warm reception ...

... 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 ...

... Cambkidoe.—We arc happy to state that Mr Eaton, Thi , ...

... , at the Office, 335 Strand, or through any Agent or Bookseller. Give your orders immediately to your Agents. A Liberal Allowance to the Trade, li. Extra if packed in a Box. Specimen Globes, for the trade only, 16s. each, including box and booking. *+* ...

... 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 ' ...

... ne. The proceedings here were commenced by Dr. Gordon, who, in a very solemn manner, offered prayer to ‘Him who made the heavens,’ that the Divine blessing might rest on the undertaking now to commenced. Dr. Chalmers, accompanied by a few friends, next ...

... 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 ...

... Newcastle paper reports, that Mr Hudson, while ousting with the Doke of Cleveland's guests at Raby Castle, amused the company by performing the part of John Oilpin—hatless, and hogging the nett of his runaway hunter. Mr Hudson might have turned the laugh the ...