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... The underwriters at Lloyd’s have sustained a heavy loss by the destruction by fire of the Hudson steamer, which took place in the port of Bremerhayen. The Hudson was a fine first-class iron paddle steam ship, 2.500 tons register, belongingto the .Bremen ...
... t and H. Brace, Esqrs. Suspioios.— Samuel Wilkins charged upon suspicion with stealing five red cabbages I’olice-constable Hudson had found the prisoner in Bridgeinan-strcet, about eleven o'clock last night, and as he gave a very unsatisfactory account ...
... celebrated waterman of Newcastle, to row Joshua Ward, of Newbury, U.S., right-away scullers’ race of five miles, the river Hudson, for 2,000 dollars aside, has just been accepted by the American champion. The match is to take place within twenty-five days ...
... day older than thirty-two.— Pwich. Mock Suns.—Mr. Hudson, writing from Ventnor, in the Tele of Wight, says : While driving near Niton, my attention was attracted very bright spot in the western heavens. On further examination I discovered that the sun ...
... of consequence has oocvri d. The news of the Federal reverse* on the Yazoo and a* Port Hudson is entirely derived fr m Confederate sources* The action Port Hudson on the 14ch, reported the Richmond journals, was brought on by attempt made by Admiral Farragnt ...
... up iiousc. We went out on the front steps, fly and-bvc troop of cavalry came up. Then a few horse companies. The firemen allowed (ho water to run from the hydrants when the started. Then we heard the crashing; of follin hiiiMiin's tlie rear. All this ...
... when the results were compared there was a considerable discrepancy. verification, however, it was found that Alexander had allowed lor the leap years, which the others had forgotten. Nor was our hero less an adept working on the slate when at school, for ...
... destroy our armies. Presto ! —change again. We are all up in the highest heaven : Lee defeated ; thousands of rebels arc dead at Gettysburg; Vicksburg falls; so dues Poit Hudson, and we arc all flourishing once more. Charleston will not surrender; another ...
... expenses of clerical education, but as to the charioteers’ future creed. What would the discount allowed on the cabmen’s Athanasianism ? Would they allowed Dr. Baylee to compound for that amiable creed by damning the heretics at once, but receiving permission ...
... this country the being imprisoned in a lunatic asylum for life, with the alternative of coming out to lie hanged, is mild allowance of freedom even Mr. Lincoln would inflict on a Confederate. This gushing provincial Star and Herald should l)e little more ...
... letter-box. Into which the credulous and ignorant dnpes of the priests were allowed to deposit letters addressed to the Virgin Mary, beseeching the favours they desired from heaven. These communications were received by the priests, and if the favour besought ...
... “Concentrated Extract of Soap”—made Mr. R. S. Hudson, the extensive Washing Powder Manufacturer, of Westbromwich. it the old nuisanoo of the washing day is all bnt converted into a pleasant pastime. Hudson’s Concentrated Extract of Soap distinguished from ...