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... Gladitolre's progress in ol , every sespect. an f ?? TErLzEGMxs.) LORD NAPIER. m MALTA, ThurRdty.-Tbe Orient Line steamer Lusitania, as from Portsmouth, has arrived here, and will sail I to-morrow for Alexandria, with Field-Marshal Lord es ) Napier of Magdala ...
... returned It is said thit lie brings is the most favourable account as to the objects of his ic mission. Le ]31tAZIL.-lie Lusitania, Langdou, arrived n in the D)owns from Van Diemran's Land, s;iiled from h1io Janeiro oc the 16th of Janitary, and states ...
... Bombay at g noon'to-niorrow. ' - A;EXANDfL., Monday Noon. - The following ' d'transports airrived lieri this morning :-The Lusitania, with the Sliropehire 'Regimet on board; the City of 1 t Paris, with the 2nd Battalion of the Royal Irish i ILegiznent; the ...
... we are now told of steamers running regularly from Plymouth to Melbourne in forty-two to forty-three days, and that the Lusitania has made the ran 'in forty days. It is time therefore to inquire why mails by the shorter route vid Suez should still be ...
... position were the splendid Victoria, the latest addition to the P. and 0. fleet, and only launched a few days ago; the huge Lusitania,the pride of the Orient Line; Grantully Castle and Northam Castle, of Messrs. Donald Currie's fleet; the Rome; and a host ...
... violence of the wind. Lighters with goods from the Ville de Brest, from St Nezaire, the Ailsa Craig, from Glasgow, and thie Lusitania, from Oporto. were sunk, and the loss of goods is estimated at something like £40,000. Several lighters belonging to the ...
... several days inder that time, the last one havingoccupied only 9O days frorn;ondon to Melbourne, while the letters by thie Lusitania were 42 days er roule. I am, Sir, yours truly, T. ?? TEIE CAVADIAN FISrIrElEs COMMISSION.-The Cauadian correspondent of the ...
... as pro pretor to Spain, where . he had subdued all the nations not before tributary, and e especially, the inhabitants of Lusitania, the present Por- m tugal, which had always been a trouble to the Spanish pro- .s- vinces. For these successes the soldiers ...
... delivered in London a week or ten davs before those despatched by the Tanjore. If. theVlurham' were as fast a steamer as the Lusitania or the Chimborazo her snail woulId. no doubt, be carried -through quicker than hy the ordinary route,'for by avoiding Adelaide ...
... Border Chieft 3,663 bales; February' 28th, '0os Sobraoe'l-,443bales- Marh 3rd, Weath4rsfield, 124bsles ; fi March 3rd, Lusitania (s), va SSez, 193 bales;' March 7th, Sarah Grice 3,169 bales; .March 10th, Rqngwn 19f6 bales- Marci 13th, Wave of Life, ...