... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... aids produce; except the sleepers, which cane from Scotland, every particle that was used was /Irieisk' We wonder much, if Mr Hudson perpetrated a map s the world, where be would place Scotland. It in clear that at present he isfereigss to it, and it is foreign ...

... that it was the intention of the meeting to give Mr Hudson these shares, the committee gave him the benefit of the doubt, and did not recommend tiny proceeding,' to be taken thereupon. 4. That Mr Hudson had been interested in a contract for the supply of ...

... west are seen the dark, frowning forms of the Angus and Perthshire Grampians, on whose cloud-capped summits the firmament of heaven seems based ; and on the south, away far as the eye can reach, stretches the magnificent Valley of Strathmore, with its p ...

... 'Rogland: . Tin* presses—our doom may in a few days be sealed. Allow me to make an bumble personal request. lam a man, my prepared to face the worst ; and I can die with a free look at.heaven as I have lived. Bat lam also, my Lord, a husband, son, and father ...

... draw up a solicitation, requesting an advance of wages, as they consider that the manufacturers are able to afford it.' Mr W. Hudson, seconded by Mr C. Low, proposed the following,which was also agreed to unanimously :—‘ That, should the manufacturers persist ...

... have not yet renewed diplomatic relations with the Porte, and have expressed their intention of not doing so unless Turkey allow her to determine the length of time during which Kussuth and his friends should be detained as prisoners. The Porto refused ...

... the admire aion open to nubile eompetititio.—lt Is elated that the Doemoment have purchased 12 000 beffolo robes front the Hudson's Bay Company fur the use of the army In the Crimea—All festive parties (says the Moly) ate pnst,sonol in consequence of the ...

... London chiefly. If the market i. fiat, the fish being brought in late or from any other cause, the men will nevertheless not allow the fish to go at a sacrifice. 'f he tish are on these occasions largely bought by the men'. wives sail daughters, by whom ...

... The waltz prize-winners were Mrs Thomson and Mr A. B. Fairweather, and other prise-winners were Miss Janet Salmond and Mr Hudson. PROPERTY MARKET.—Three properties were sold by public roup in the Sheriff Court-house on Saturday. The shop and back shop ...

... And if there is not, Jane Wyman iced Rock Hudson blame must be laid at. the feet of the repeat their success of Magni- architects who p lan t h e males ficent Obsession in All That h ome „ . Heaven Allows, which will be In Sweden this year I saw ...