... e. John Taylor. Paul George Snow, Clipihaw, 6th Oct. The lovers of Novelty and Humour, anticipate much pleasure from Mrs. HUDSON'S EXHIBITION, DRAMATIC SKETCHES, &c. at our Theatre, this evening. With such attractions, we have not a doubt but she will ...

... undiminished to a very advanced period, ervestored to their Oririnal Lustre, if obscured by Superficial Blemishes. ¢ Npught under heaven ...

... Buonaparte was well—his high displeasure with Sir Hudson Lowe continuing, all access to him strangers, orcommunication with his residence, had been cut off. Government had ordered the reduction of his allowance from 20,000/. to 80001, per annum, for himself ...

... perfumer Steaford, Bedford, perfumer Spalding, King, perfumer Gilbert, hookseller Stamford, Drakard, bookseller Rooe, bookseller Hudson, perfumer Uppingham, Drakard, booksr. Glenham, perfu. Townshend, ditto ‘Wisbe:\th.’!‘humrson,pcrfmcr Waintleet, Wright, grocer ...

... severally contradicts them in very round terms, entering much into detail occasionally, and execrating the conduct of Sir Hudson Lowe, as capricious and cruel ia the extreme degree. These arguments are mixed up with certain domestic disciosures respecting ...

... was held at the General Hill Tavern, Weilington-slreet, Chelsea, before Thomas Stirling, Esq. on the body of Captain George Hudson, the East India Company’s service, who put a period to his own existence under the following circumstances:—lt appeared from ...

... as the throng of a London route, his medical and other attendants as many those of Highland Chief, and Sir Hudson Lowe himself angel from heaven*any thing short of freedom and power would still find Buonaparte sullen, jealous, and repining; we can, therefore ...

... human beings ascended to heaven, lo propitiate the God of mercy and love. People could not conceive how a marriage begun under such pious works conld be unfruitful, and another Auto-da-fé was celehbrated. It was then said if heaven was not to be appeased ...

... infant daughter of C. Denshire, esq., of this place. On Friday last, in St. Michael’s, Stamford, aged 68, Mrs, Hudson, widow, mother of Messrs, Hudson, of this place. Oo Sunday, after a long illness, and in the 79th year of her age, at her son’s house in Newark ...

... Bth November. ARRIVED. Neptune, Mimmack, from Lomtr- oilcakes. Seaflower, Tate, & William & Agm-* Wood, from Hull; Mary Ann, Hudson; Elizabeth - Ann, Grundy; Heart of Oak, Barrett; Campton, Garner; Lo. Nelson, Gray ; Autumn, Huntrods; Dispatch, Crozier; ...

... of the peninsula. The prejudices of long-standing superstitions still fetter works on re. Jigion ; but let them continue to allow free politi. cal discussion, and works on the sacred rights of conscience will soon follow, and pave the way for vorestricted ...

... |lmokseller. EERMCHDSIEIES = — Kinzdom, in botties at 55., 9., and s, each. J #*,*% Mr. Hudson has No CONCERN WHATEVER with any “other article to which the name of * Hudson* is prefixed. ———————————————————— BlSll has sold more than Half of all the £30,000 ...