... 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 ...

... 000 inhabitants whi-h this city is said to contain, not 5000 out of the middle or upper clis»es make themselves cognizant or allow themselves to become person ally aware of the wretched condition of those—by far too numerous—that are to he found in the lower ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. Monday, February 7. On the motion of Sir W. t t. . ' cnte the Allowing motions were agreed to: That the se ect . i t nt committee stanning orders shall consul of the following members :_Sir W. Heathcote, J ,r ° r Sir R Ferguson, Mr Greene ...

... they possibly might have carried. It fell before the railway chiefs as similar measure fell two years ago before Mr George Hudson. The reasons now assigned against the measure are those which he assigned also, and it is impossible not to reflect that the ...

... that the honourable member (.Mr Hudson) intends to give a series of splendid dinners at Albert-gate, and that the house to undergo some extensive decorations prior to that event. This reminds us of anecdote of Mr Hudson, mentioned to some time back. As ...

... Mr Watson, 230. Mr T. Clifton ; 210. Lymington (2). —Sir J. R. Oarnac, 190; E. J. Hutchins, 157. Mr Mackinnon, 140 ; Mr E. Hudson (retired). Wallinford (I).—Mr Malins, 174. Mr Morison, 168. Bewdley (I).—Sir T. Winnigton, 169. Mr Sandars, 151. Leominster ...

... to the moral ■and religious state of the peasant proprietory in that district. He next gave rn account of a voyage on the Hudson from Albany to New York, from which the following is extract. but now beauty gives place to grandeur, the steamer has called ...

... receive this counter-proposition. Austria, however, gives the Cabinet of Petersburg the benefit of the time she had already allowed, and therefore Russia lias till the 18th instant to notify to Count Esterhaiy tier acceptance or rejection, without conditions ...

... residents. Marriage with Deceased Wife's Sister.— A public meeting of those opposed to such a change in the marriage law as would allow marriage with a deceased wife's sister, was held Willis'Booms on Friday—Vice-Chancellor Sir Page Wood presided. Resolutions ...

... Florida, in order to have that opening to the ocean ; and he would in the name of the North- , West, that befoie they would allow independent , empire at the mouth of the Mississippi, they would reduce Louisiana to what it was before America pur- j chased ...

... long able to and, finely, he would ask them to rely on the general sense of justice Which animated all ma, and that heaven which not allow oppression g« unpunished, suffer such suffering much longer exiA. The other orders were then disposed of, and their ...

... fit to drink but rain water. We had one shower of rain on the 21st of January, and had more till the 13th of April. Our allowance was therefore small. I was on the sick report one day, lying broiling in my tent, when one of my comrades entered, saying— ...