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... 14A1C Hudson, 15 years old, by previous arran g ement, agreed to frighten him. Percival, while de ceased was in Day house, got a o kite table cloth and put it over him, and stood against • stile about 120 yards from the Louie. all was ready, Hudson, the ...
... means, extricated the bishop from his very unenviable predicament. The rage of the mob having eubsided, his lordship was allowed to depart in peace. The bishop had given offence by his conduct at the last election.—Sounders's Sews Letter. TEE IRISH L ...
... dirty boots, which had done a injury to the white cloth floor, approached, and requested my new acqueintance to retire, and allow hi. boots to be brushed, which be accordingly did. It was a dism:il night, though the rain had ceased. Presently, carriages ...
... whether as sojourners upon earth, or for preparing them to enjoy the .pure climes of heaven. But the unbeliever demurs about going to the great standard book of heaven. He thinks it is like assuming a conclusion still to be proved. But he likes to reason ...
... gentleman who pointed out on the map the places described. Some friendly discussion afterwards took place, in which Consul Hudson, an African, engaged, and with much eloquence praised Dr Livingstone. He ascribed Dr Livingstone's success to the fact of ...
... remarks of his fair companion; hut I have lived from almost my earliest recollection in New York State, some distance up the Hudson.' Ah ! I thought you couldn't be a down- Easter—a Yankee proper ! Maryland is with in heart, you know, let them say what they ...
... presence is welcome, and by and by some poor soul whom she has comforted will put a flower on her grave But fur the old bachelor—Heaven help him—for humanity cares not for him THE OLD —Colonel G— visiting Foote in an elegant new phaeton, at parting desired be ...
... specially addressed By French packet.” Why Sir James Hudson Resigned. l observe that a morning contemporary, in commenting on your leader of the 13lh, with reterence to the removal of Sir Jas. Hudson, states that Sir James has retired at his own request ...
... her pet 1 ersitiii It was October now—gorgeous, beautiful macaw- a more littering cage.' ~,. October. Ail the trees on the Hudson felt the ef)oke Ns i something of bitterness. She ripeness of the year in their foilage, which had had been too lavish of ...
... the rocks, surrounded by evergreens, and clambered over by vines, where persons sitting could watch the silver breath of the Hudson, themselves isolated from all observation. It was a secure spot in which to hide a wounded heart, when, worn out with wearing ...
... George Loudoun. _ . . At 255 George St., Glasgow, on the 12th inst., Mag zie. aged 22 years, second daughter of the late John Hudson, of Ardrossan. At Wellhouse, Ardrossan, on the 11th inst.. Mr David Bowes, aged 78 years.—Friends will please accept of this ...
... lifo Each made trod out such perfume from the blossoming carpet quite intoxicated sweets the birds were sinking overhead like Heaven’s orchestra I to accomplidi toiling side very and contented until I missed you I quickly see you I you iu cutting way that ...