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... ENTERED FOR LOADING lly 815CE OUR LAST. et (ThseA fgtoe4 desstefile register burtites of the vessels.) ivt AFRICA. re Lastro, Avogno, ?? Africa--J. Lansgtons and Ce. th Earl of Liverpool, Wisoheler, 239, Bessis-CraiO., Webster, and he Co. EAST INDIES ...
... Video, &o ?? . Poole & Co does 179 Reliance, Bedford, Pernambuco ?? ?? and BEdfield rrot- - - - 'ale, AFRICA. Iguna Lady Comborntere, Tnsker, fm Africa, with palm oil Blake, Fraser, fm lob aboe. with guano EAST INDIES. lono. Moffat, fm Calcutta, with sugar ...
... South Africa borses and the siege trains which N nd were expected to play an important part in the B taking of Pretoria, but which events have since th proved were not required for that purpose. On n d the 5th December of last year, when the war fever ...
... eveniing : Winm. Sorlie, for Trinidlad-Oxen- , hridge, T.aylor. New York-Phicenix, Ituiper, Antwerp-Ellen Jetikinson, Brown,, Africa-Willialm Ei1ward, LowI, Rio Janeiro -Lady Hobert, (3ilmour, Qaeiec-ECignia, Howell, Malta- St. Julian, Curel, ltotterdlau ...
... years back. Some very interesting details as to the linen and woollen ?? at home and abroad, as to the effet of the American war in driving the consumer to replace cottongoods by woollen and linen goods, and as to the struggle now going on on the part of ...
... Ion. 8 W.- Maguerite, hence, 20th Feb., in lat. 4.5 N., Ion. 12 W. VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING ?? ouR. LAeO. AFRICA. Warrior, Wood, 307, Africa-IL Raynes. Miltiades, Robinson, 470, Cape of Good Hope-4. Aikin, Son, and Co. -CHINA. Catherine, Moodie, 932 ...
... ecupled with a decided improvement X iM the United States, and the stimulating effect r of the gold discoveries in South Africa and a, WesternAnstralia. Trade with the East was of M, helped by the advance in silver from Z!7*d. to fti 30 9-16., and the ...
... JANUARY 6. CintralAe) Lloyd . Oporto Fema, Anderson, It. Janeiro Garonne .s6). Drew ?? Chetf. Norris l ?? Dorothy. Frasr.. Africa Pe. uganu, Rs} alantine. 1AlIen, terkeklea ?? Miassio Portland Latona, Longrldge, Caltatta City of Dublin (on), Eynon Lisbon ...
... iAustrmla5ianl(us,U) Cook, Africa n ow York C' Caledeuxan, MhMillofin n AvRIL 26. U lheatanai atlatenne, Haddon, M Frankfort Gse)ooff, P; a ?? hi Lasbon Escort, Whitmasn, N. York la Shaftesbury (a s ) Vicker- Aibro, AltAir . and Africa of C an, (ste andr) Resolute ...
... men ascribe our troubles . tre espensive and comparatively fruitless wars s which zwe have latterly been engaued, whilst nrtny thiking men declare their opinion that a ,aiv great war with some first-rate European or Aiatic power, however detrimental to ...
... arrived at Madeire, for West Coast of Africa, July 6th; Batanga e arrived at. Grand Canary, outwards, July 14th; Benguela left Lagos. homewards, July 20th; Benito at Lagos; Boma D left Liverpool for West Coast of Africa, July 21st; Bonny at GrandBass, outwards ...
... VESSELS ENTR.RID FOR LOADING INeCR OUR M81Z .. (7'hefi,ยข7ra den~ote the rcj/izer Inesrtlhen of the mom's.M) a AFRICA. ?? Swifure, Wardlow, 208, Afriha. 't CHINA. d1 Albert Edward, StoddarI, 4,7, Hlnun Hong, &c.-W. and J. s Tyrer. EAST INDIES. Jean, CuraetJeo ...