... remained for _exportation _to England ; and this year _the crop is . _expected to _double _that of _the preceding . Joshuah Hudson is _recovering fast . : Cannon was _received with warm _congratulations by his _ftiends . He has won L 1500 by his two _battle ...

... it to any _man of prudence to draw the conclusion , whether tlie circulnting . inediuni _. ot ' . tllo . coumry should be _allowed to _remain ii } its _present'imperfect- state or _not—whether the _pre-Bent-systein _' _-ofbiiiiKing is riot _insecure , _ ...

... only in refusing legal _: _evidencebut for gross partiality . When such great men as Chambers and Joy are the _subjects , _heaven forefend _that we _should _say anything derogatory of their lionour and glory . They may be Orangemen—or in the dandy phrase ...

... his fcet , it having fallen from the _cliff ; upon wliich Mr Pling _suddenly _received speecli , _'exclaiming , Oh , ' Heavens' and has _ever since retained ; his _powers of _language . He is at present sojourning at _Broailstair . _-i , where he may ...

... _in _llie new era wliicli was _commencing for Spain _the _natural _con-• _M'fnicncos of such a cli . _m _}; e sliould be _allowed _tube _developed without _hems _paralyzed by _sinister inllucnce eillier at _home or al _» _roa'l . Such _was our first _advice ...

... _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 ...

... _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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... lived apart , and tlult _lie had ever _yince _18- _^ 3 allowed her a _separate _maintenance ot * - L _. _2400 a _.-yca _. r . i _> a _. _id _. _regularly in advance . The jury _conanlercd the _allowance sullicieut , and found a verdict fur the _defendant ...