Synonyms:
Hudson, Hudson_River
Meaning: a New York river; flows southward into New York Bay; explored by Henry Hudson early in the 17th century
Usage examples
They sought out Roderick Finlayson, chief trader for the Hudson's Bay Company.
Thus in the great game of municipal rivalry did Okochee match that famous drawing card, the Hudson.
Pemmican cost sixteen cents a pound, and a pair of duffel Hudson's Bay blankets cost eight or ten dollars.
"It doesn't look as if I would need that palace on the Hudson, but I appreciate your offer, just the same."
The same process filled up the Valley of the Mohawk to more than 100 feet in depth and also raised the Valley of the Hudson.
The thought came--if you cannot trust God for this, when Hudson Taylor could trust for so much more, are you worthy to be a missionary?
These things came about through a fatal resemblance of the river Cooloosa to the Hudson, as set forth and expounded by a Northern tourist.
The Overlanders were to enter the Rockies by the Yellowhead Pass, which had been discovered long ago by Jasper Hawse, of the Hudson's Bay Company.
The Hudson's Bay men had thought nothing of this. Other treasure-seekers had come to New Caledonia before and had gone back to San Francisco disappointed.
He took an active part in the campaign on the Hudson, and in the attack on Trenton, at the head of a small detachment, he captured one of the British batteries.