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... passed, was almost confessed by the right hon. baronet last night, in defiance of the law of Heaven, and was outrageous wrong to man. (Loud cheers.) Mr Hudson strongly supported the principle of protection as the only sound one upon which they could proceed ...
... 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 ...
... the legislative enactments introduced for enabling the possessors of entailed estates to charge such estates with sums to allowed for the purpose of draining, and otherwise permanently improving the same. The object of his Grace is to enable possessors ...
... Mexican garrison were allowed to return to their homes. Owinsig to a furious storm, the navy could net ta-ke any ac- tive part in the operations of the bombardment. Th ese arrivals bning intelligence of the opening of the Hudson, the ice baving gone without ...
... MlSCELLANEOUS. IT Trnu RAILWAY Qurr.a~-A train on one of Mr Hudson's ti lines was lately delayed twenty-seven minutes, that a pine- apple, ordered by telegraph), might be procured for M'vrs g Hudson. PROVING TOO MUCTI.-Three Jews, each of mature size, d applying ...
... half-past seven, Charles Pickens, E*)., entered the hall, and was received with hearty acclimations taking the chair. Dr. Hudson, the secretary, read letters of apology from the Duke of Montrose. Lord Cockbure, the Lord Advocate, and Mr. Wyse, lateM.P ...
... cordially united in subscribing for the testimonial which lie now held in his hand. « And now, Mr Lamb, said the Chairman, allow me to request that you win accept of this small token of respect from your friends who were employed under yon at the large ...
... l.onl I'sstleioa nmrrr, rot t-.r wife. Imt for a some one who *•»/.' hit nnk for b’ln,—take the trouble oif bi» baud*, and allow him retire into corner and dream tb.it i» .*scdl'>-Beaudeseit once mure! Yes. .t tmi't l ...
... hid old papers and accoiint-lKtoks in of historical data for his labourers’ wages, or his butler’s salary, nr his son’s allowance at college. These matters always depend present considerations, and not on comparative sonic prices extending over a scries ...
... accountant, whose income is not mere than double that amount, “ami I will make tile effort.” Men will almost ask sign from Heaven before they will economise. They can understand baying pay J.’lt»o year less, or having receive .(100 year more, but they ...
... Rkpaktkk.—Mr Hudson atone time gave the following smart instance of Ins readiness of reply. A railway director, not very friendly terms with Hudson, ono day angrily said to him. alluding to his former business of linen draper, * .Mr Hudson. always cany ...
... '3, and Clock tt to the 4 ld 0. ' ell Watches, g men. Gold holes ..ct 34, Royal Excha7e rONIZATION OF VANCOUVER ISLAND. THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY Haw( GIVE NOTICE ' that they are ready to make GRANT S of LAND in VANCOUVER'S ISLAND, on the conditions stated ...