... 1 think important enough send you, though Ido not gtiarantoe its exactitude. said i.i the Foreign Oilice that the throe little ships M. C'avour. T.i; his hasty return, despatched in all haste, In rain,' one stormy day t-iis week ft»r the ...

... great Genoese manner, dwelling on the grandeur his discovery America in spite of the meanness bis outfit and his three little ships, the poet ssks pertinently what would he have discovered had he the ships and apparatus to-day? What indeed? And when let ...

... and unless Parliament intervene, the railway company will remrain masters of the situa- tion, with their big subsidy and little ships. The public never could have supposed that the Government would permit the.substitution, under the new contract, of inferior ...

... September,.1% PonedoLeon, Septeizm - ber 13th, Alinrade, Septemiberi, l9tshnd Sandvai, September 20bh.: - In maiy respets tbese little ships of wai ate worthy of More than passing interest, niesmauch as the usual lines now so fawiliar a6e departed from. The stern ...

... former for the beat epehimen of letter ae writing (foreign despatches), and the latter for hise ii dexterity in making little ships. Her Majesty, Wjn5 went, to a cupboard and showed the Earl an emb~roidere garter, with certain mystical devices inscribed ...

... the same person who teaches theft their alphabet. Little boys of the same age should be taught to build little houses, little ships, make little chairs, tables, plougha, gates, Nvaggons, wooden spades, wooden knives, wooden forks, wooden spoons, cloth ...

... sum should have been 25500M. He did not consider that full credit was given for te various earningsof the ships. As the little ships Talhot Leipzic, andothiers named werewitness's private property credit-s ought not to have beenallowed for their erigs ...

... smallest ship that would supply the convenience of trade was the right ship to build. lie came there as an advocate of little ships, and it was the peru-. liarity of She Great Eastern that she was the smallest ship capable of doing the work she was Intended ...

... Nos. r» & 7 LITTLE SHIP STREET. Lease for ever, free of rent; containing each shop, parlour, and 6 apartments; present let to weekly tenantr, and producing per annum when fuliy let. WILLIAM SMYTH. Solicitor, 29 Lower Gardiner etreet. Nos. 2,3, fi 7 FAIRFIELD ...

... Nos. 6 4 7 LITTLE SHIP STREET Leaao for erer, free of rant; containing each ahop, parloor, and apartacotn; preacat let U weekly traanta, nod prodocing 490 7a per annum when tally let. WILLIAM SMYTH, Solicitor, 39 Lower Gardiner Nos. 2, 3. 8 4,7 FAIRFIELD ...

... OlrD Picture*, «sd ell kind* Lumber treated to parebmee. Apple Tbonua Neville, Little Ship street, Dublin. p3»7qa Funritnre vtoted. or pictures, chip*, rat gfses; ' removal: cash once. Address 576, Freeman Office. rtT Slab wanted for top counter. I*l ...

... SCAUP WOUND. laid night the Fire Brigade amhnlance brought Mery Daey, Little Ship street, to Hereer'e Hospital, when ehe wee treated lor acalp ...