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... _house of Peter Wroe _, at _'Waketield , _and stolen a . watch . They were _sentenced to te : i _years' transportation . James _Hudson / now a convict in _York _Castle , has nmdo a voluntary _coufesaion to _tlie Governor _) from which it appears that ihc robbery ...
... but he will try on _until he _rniccecds . . - Wii _. i _. _OF Sm UonsoK LOWE . —The will and codicils of the late Sir _Hudson Lowe have been just proved in Doctors' Commous _, by Edward William Delaney Lowe , _Eaq , one of tlie children of tlie _deceased ...
... walls repremetatives of all the Ee.lngebeal denonsinatime of Christian. residing withid thin ancient, and important, and, allow me to soy, testae: e•tes repreeenting. as I do, in a p.tenlisi C.eWesl-van alissionary Society, I tenant deny myself the g ...
... _supporter of Mr _Hudson , and . it is _said , _was _the _author of _car _tain _hand-lulls _charging Colonel Thompson with Socialism and infidelity . He _was in consequence very _unpopular ; and on Friday _night , whilst Mr _Hudson _' s _friends _were ...
... —I linvu iiurused your _interesting _letter to _Dr- Clialmcrs , _replete with fervid _Cfmatian _affection ; and you _will allow me to occupy tilis communication with _a brief _notice of tliat _portion _of it in wlucli you _liavo _deemed it your duty to ...
... constructed Lord Kosse, whose powerful agency would arrive at more enlarged and just conceptions of the constitution of the heavens. The tube of this gigantic telescope is no than six feet in diameter, while i's speculum Is nine tons in weight; and its very ...
... gentleman ( Dr _Bowring ) _vailed tlie right hon . _liaroiict ( Sir _11 . _Peiil ) _the most popr ' nr man in _England . _Heaven _prcsicrvc _him from aiich pupiil . _'trity . He liked old Irivnds , not new _faces ; _rinil if lie wanted to point out an ...
... copartnership entered into sines the ninth day of August, one thousand eight hundred and forty .five, and is expedient to allow to such companies certain time within which they may at liberty to comply with the provisions of this act; it therefore enacted ...
... be conducted. The style adopted by our cotemporary, and which pervades kis erects from beginning to end, will be generally allowed not to be the language commonly mod by civilised men, and is the more dismodal to him w►o has employed it, that it is used ...
... y affect. The whole of the provincial distribution ot letters will aI«o fall within the •cope of Mr Hill's government. Mr Hudson, M.P.. proposed, Lord Mayor of York, a scheme for throwing open more completely the west end of the magnificent cathedral ...
... differed in form, was in substance the same with that introduced last session by Lord. Ashley. Ie hoped that the house would allow this stage of the bill to pass without discussion, and would reserve the ob- jections to it, in principle and in detail, for ...
... members , would be _ready to _answer him ; but he begged of . him , for _. _Heaven's sake , not to disturb their deliberations _now _.-- _' ' ' - , - ' i . • - ' - • . . . Mr HUDSON cor _icurrsu in the views of tlie _noble lord near him ( Lord ; G . _T 3 ...