... Courier. Discovery a Miser's Horde—The death of Mrs Margaret Hudson, of Goole, has brought to light some curious facts. The deceased was a native of Ireland, and her husband. Joseph Hudson, a man considerable local notoriety, was for several years employed ...

... Government that they surrender Mr Hodge, on a charge of being implicated in the conspiracy to assassinate the Emperor Sir James Hudson, the British Ambassador at Turin bas written bone to state there is not a tittle of evidence to justify Mr Hodge's arrest ...

... few dissenting voices, voted that be should not be allowed to die in the College! Upon this Lord Burleigh said, Ye have voted that honest man out of his college, but ye cannot vote him out of heaven. Some of them profanely remarked, be would never ...

... sought for place or distinction ; but mow we find that, even, ia his case, virtue was not solely ite own reward. All the way in Hudson’s Bay did this imoorruptible patriot pick up thousand per cent., and whenever the subject was mooted in the House of Commons ...

... should like to see> —Why, a Government measure by which no child was allowed, olio was indepethicot of its manual guardian, or whose natural guardian forsook it—no child was allowed to prowl about the streets, or engage in anything hot an henna industry ...

... subject— my own conscience and the bar of Heaven, I am not aware of any statute or code of morals which makes it infamous to forgive a woman; nor is it usual to make our domestic life a dear to us. And I cannot allow even all the world subject of consultation ...

... CANADA—Average cost of transportation by rail from Cbiesgo Niw York, 960 miles, £4l9a par ton; per ateam on lakes, Erie Canal, and Hudson River, 1487 miles, £t 17s per ton, £2 2a in favour of the water route; Chicago to Montreal or Quebec, per steam sailing vessel ...

... first opportunity for carrying it out? Are we to allow the movement to be localised, or are we to sollonalise it ? Is the actual notional enthusiasm to be made available for the end, or are we to allow it, for the sake of troubled diplomacy, to die away ...

... I'oiut, shut out from the busy world around them a gigantic chain of mountains the one side and the circling course of the Hudson on the other, and subjected to a discipline which teaches command themselves and others, the officers of tho American army ...

... which regarded with favour small minodi,trn,t the great majority. He rtgretted that the Chancellor of the Exchequer had been allowed to trine again with the forbearance of the of Commons, ana triumph over the good aenie of the Cabinet. repeal d ty WMcon demn(d ...

... boats passing Cairo, in the klississppi, will be stopped. No provisions or munitions of war for the seceded States will be allowed to pass. The 'New York Times' says Important news reaches us from the Texas frontia and North Western Louisiana, indicating ...

... to beseen at Mr Heron’s, at the Bull, the eur- prising Irish only twenty years old, yet measures eight feet high, who is allowed to te the most extraordinary man Admis- sion, is each. for s'zs and proportion that ever appeared in Europe. Hours of admittance ...