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... PORT OF GLOUCESTER. Imports of Corn from March 11 to March 23, 1849. From Dunkirk : the Mars Packet, of Sunderland, wheat and flour to order.—From Nantes : Le Bon Pere, of Nantes, 1,000 hects beans for H. Fox and Co.; and the Egide, of Nantes, 1,638 hects ...
... 90 lasts barley for Phiflpotts and Co.—From Hepsford : the Apollo, of Hepsford, schemes wheat for Philpottsand Co.—From Dunkirk: the Two Brothers, of Wisbeach, hects wheat, for H. and J. Webb.—From Nantes : the Suzanne, of Nantes. 1,002 hects wheat for ...
... have embarked on the 11th inst. • Not one Englishman wa* pecautled to walk the street', to large when Bonaparte was last at Dunkirk and ever since that period the situation those who were previously regarded privileged Englishmen, has been extremelv unpleasant ...
... works have been commenced, and the contractor is bound to complete them by the autumn of next year. The second contract, from Dunkirk, near Oldhury, to the Junction with the London and North Western Railway, at Bushbury, a distance of eight miles, was let ...
... at the expense of the patentees. Great Northern of France.—The portion the Great Northern Railway between Hazebrouck and Dunkirk was formally opened on Sunday w>ith great pomp and magnificence. The Cardinal Archbishop Cambray, in full pontificals,and ...
... WEDNESDAY’s POST. LONDON, TUESDAY. Nor. 6, IIE. King was expected to arrive yesterday at Dunkirk, on his way from Hanover to Fng- land. His Majesty was to be met there by Sir Simart, our Ambassador at the Court of France, and by #! hee distinguished ...
... Bonne Mere, of Nantes, Bronneau, 84, with hectors barley the Julie, of Calais, Benbit, 104, with barley; and the Constant, of Dunkirk, Messmaker, 188, with hectors barley, all for J. and C. Sturge,—From Cromtadt, the Jane A Melvuin, of Newcastle. Storer, 30ft ...
... country for least mile inland ; and this constantly going on, the result, is, that along the whole line, from Haarlem to about Dunkirk or Calais, the coast consists of sandy mounds or downs, of great breadth, partially covered with grass and heath, hut unfit ...
... one of outs flight f A const lerable degree activity appears prevail the Scheldt and Texel fleets Bonaparte passed through Dunkirk on the S3d, .at tftn at night, bis way Flushing.- is expected to extend his journey to Hamburgh, in. order to hare au inter ...
... tricolor waves triumphantly above the standard of our natural enemy. Our troops embarking at Boulogne, at Calais, and at Dunkirk, met mid-way in the Channel. The wind failing, the transports were towed the Comte de Paris, the Chateau d'Eu, La Charte, ...
... and Co. From Lucon—the Ceneral Sereey, of L’Orient, Lefiock, Its 78, with 121 tons oil eake for Fox, Sons, and Co. and From Dunkirk—the Dachess of Gloucester, of Gloucester, Ne pague wine for Southan and Son, 26 ease, From St, Ubes—the Britannia, of Brixham ...