... COMMQNS-Feb. 4. The Speaker took t1ie chair at four o'clock. Among the ntlmbers present, shortly after four o'cleck, was Mr Hudson. The appearance ol the hon. represent:itive seen- ed to excite little attention even among his e cighbotirs on tile Opposition ...

... that rests on them of trainll-l’ the young for Christ. 1t might eujoin the differ ent Wndmmflumwu‘-um within bounds should be allowed to krow up without : taught, or uulc‘u invited u' hur'm (‘i‘.‘.'.‘.‘i' ;c-.nnhrl systematioally. our C 1o maintain it :muu ...

... he was im- F mediately suhjected to a medic-al examination by Sir Ben. Cl jamin Brodie, Dr Seymour, Mr Caresar Hawkins, Mr Hudson , and Mr Jackson, the family surgeon. After a careful ax: - amination had boen made, the following bulletin was issued : of ...

... were evidently enjoying the scene from a distance , ami my companion _* _seeing opposition was useless _against four men , _allowed himself to he led _awny by a _acrvant . The Duke then _returning , _full of anger , gave me over to o _similar escort , and ...

... bringing forward occasionally some of the more celebrated productions of other poets? The Antigone of Sophocles, and the heaven and Earth of Byron, for example, seem to us especially fitted for elucidating the wonderful capabilities of Mrs Kemble in ...

... with which you may favour me, you will confine your obeervations to those who have charge of the School.” Your Lordship will allow me to observe, that in your first lotter you asked me to give information Pespecting any “ persons connected with this School™ ...

... _kin , _instead of to the itomtth ' fhureh _. WE understand that Mr Glyn , the _arbitrator in the dispute _between 3 lr _Hudson _and tlio Newcastle and Carlisle Railway _Company , has in : nlc _Ills _decision _^ and awatdcd to the _Curlihie Company the ...

... & Pnticnlu occasion been surrounded with great light rom Heaven at Cadenet. To a third, she said that she had once, when in the Convent of Sallons, plant. ed a cabbage by the command of Heaven, and that in few days it grew to such a vast size that all ...

... November 4. It ap- pears that the companies are unable to settle their differences with regard to traffic arrangements. M1a HUDSON'S GnxERos8rY.-Mfr Dacres Devlik states in the Ezxainer as an illustration of that doing good by stealth, for which the ...

... council in town. These lectures had been ably summarised by the indefatigable secretary and right-band of the society, Mr Hudson. (Hear, hear.) The society had also taken into sonadoration the enormous price now given for guano. A dopetation Whitely waited ...

... Irving:— I went in the forenoon with Mary H. to Washington Irving's. His house, or villa, which stands on the banks of the Hudson, resembles a peaceful Idyll; thick masses of ivy clothe one portion of the white walls and garland the eaves. Fat cows fed ...

... before the house, there is, however, some faint hopes that the Lords will restrain their destructive propensities this time and allow the bill to pass. The good services of the High Church bishops at all events may be secured by the sop of waiving the point ...