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... The screw steamship Marsden, with cargo of flax, hemp, oats, and linseed, bound from Russia to Dunkirk, was destroyed by fire last week. The loss of the vessel and cargo is estimated at £22,000. The rope of the Aldnarke Main Colliery, near Rotherham, ...
... LOSS OF HULL STEAMER AND 18 LIVES. The steamer Westbourne, of wh i c h left Theodosi. the Black Sea, on Monday, for Dunkirk, has been lost with eighteen live* Captain Bennington, A. Padley, eB . ' tod W ' »» ° k»ve been landed at Tbeodoafa. ...
... A later Holyhead telegram states that the vessel that went ashore this morning is tne French schooner Mignone, bound from Dunkirk to Swansea, with a cargo of pitwood. Four of the crew got safely ashore hut the captain was drowned. ...
... Staghounds—Friday, at Hillingdon ; at IBs''Grace the Duke of Beaufort's Hounds-Friday, Volunteer Inn; Broad Somerford; Saturday, Dunkirk; at half past ten. _ , . . , Mr. Assheton Smith's Hounds-Thursday, Ham Ashley, Friday, Clarendon Park ; at eleven. TheiNetton ...
... Sale of furniture Landor House, Edgarbuildings, by Messrs. H. Allen and Sons at 2; continued Wednesday. » Sale of stock at Dunkirk Farm, Petty France, Hawkeabury Upton, Messrs. Tayler and Gerrish at 12. Wednesday, April 14.-Sale of New Swindon Gaa Stock ...
... collieries the North vecoucluded contract* to furnish firms with 2*)0,0(J0 tons of coal, shipment this order already commenced Dunkirk. This, it is said, is the first time that coal has been exported thence The Irish Executive have resolved on adopting restrictions ...
... collieries the North vecoucluded contract* to furnish firms with 2*)0,0(J0 tons of coal, shipment this order already commenced Dunkirk. This, it is said, is the first time that coal has been exported thence The Irish Executive have resolved on adopting restrictions ...
... last grants. At Bristol, on Thursday, Fredk. Strange, the steward, and Frederick Hodder, master of the steamer Jacinth, from Dunkirk, were charged with having been concerned in smuggling large quantities tobacco and cigars. The steward, in admitting that ...
... THE PITCAIRN ISLANDERS. The Slieve Roe. an English ship which recently arrived at Dunkirk from San Francisco,called on her passage home at Pitsairn Island, which she sighted on February 12, The captain gives an interesting report of a conversation had ...
... at the Bristol Dog Show on July 11, 12 and 13, am-unt in the aggregate to £700. An old man named French died on F.iday at Dunkirk, near Stroud, from injuries caused by being tossed by a bull. The Torquay Imperial Hotel Co. has paid dividend of per cent ...
... James Hannay, as journalistic exponent of their principles and champion of their cause, appointing him to be our consul at Dunkirk.— Star Fldneur. The Venezuelan Consul in London announces that the disturbances Venezuela having been repressed the Government ...
... Hon. and Rev. F. Baring, formerly rector of Itchen Stoke, Hants, has been sworn under £80,000. A great fire took place at Dunkirk last week which the government warehouses on the Marine Quay were destroyed, the loss being estimated at 1,200,000 francs ...