... could only be remedied by competition. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY paid a compliment to the talent energy, and industry of Mr Hudson, in carrying out amalgamation, but condemned the principle as injurious to the public interests.' The subject was then dropped ...

... cc to inquire into the administration „ the Union, and into the \t* . of the Union Workhouse, was asked to *s l orde to allow the Committee on the h t J *i. E P^eed. all .? M said, was willing to lay on . il» evidence which had been taken in oth ' ...

... pleasure in recording, that the Hon. the Court Directors of the Fast India Company have announced their intention grant allowance of per annum to Mr. Charles \ott, until he attains the age of eighteen years, being understood for tho purpose his education ...

... application to the Legislature thereupon. The meeting being a preliminary one, the representatives of the press were not allowed access to it. We have, however, beet: furnished with the following outline of the proceedings Sir David Baird, Bart., in the ...

... Ids laved sleep: Thus dreams bliss, and chastening giiefs. and even The shades of Death, fall light on the pure soul from Heaven. We may just add in a word, that the work is got in a very neat and tasteful manner. Hints to Rtouents tuf. Usr of tiif. Etfs ...

... 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 ...

... and that his Grace bss let Blenheim Palace to tbe Queen Dowaper who is about take up her residence there.— Cor. of Globe. Mr Hudson, M.P., was introduced l ord Morpeth to Prince Albert at the conversazione of tbe Marquis 0 ampton, the president of the Royal ...

... Bath, and a number of field-officers are nominated companions of the same distinguished military order. Prince Albert and Mr Hudson.—The Marquis Northampton, as President of the Royal Society, gave his entertainment on Saturday week, the Vice-Presidents ...

... The regular monthly sale of such Magazines at One Halfpenny is upwards of One Thousand copies. N.B. —A Liberal Discount allowed when Quantity is taken. Orders from the Country punctually attended to. In Stiff Cover, Sixpence each. Seed for Early Sowing ...

... incurred, and all the evils inflicted before the cure could he applied. The Solicitor General supported the resolutions Mr Hudson said that he fully agreed with her Majesty’s Government in the time which they I chosen for this measure, for the present ...

... unabated. The regular monthly sale of such Magazines at One Halfpenny is upwards of One Thousand copies. N.B. A Liberal Discount allowed when a Quantity is taken. Orders from the Country punctually attended to. In Stiff Cover, Sixpence each. Seed for Early Sowing ...

... sweet communion met. mithcr ! I line thonchf o’ hen von, and aft hae wished there, Isut the pleasures that placid sleep seemed heaven ayont compare: I thought (hat fell hapny. and (hat I might lio In the house and o’ those I loved throughout eternity. mifher ...