... blown down Sherwood Forest two winters >)• The MAYOR then addressing the noble Lord Fitzwil'iam, I have the honour ask rfit ship's acceptance of this trowe', to used i» instance in laying the foundation stone * I hone will be a permanent memorial Her * ...

... Petersburg has c »mved at Odessa from Alexandria after adventurous c journey. He was on board the Oder when she was wrecked, and lost all his baggage except two cases. 1 These were stolen immediately after he landed here. Her Majesty is expected to lay the ...

... THE SUICIDE AT KILNHURST A SAD CASE. Last evening Mr. B. Bagshawe, deputy-coroner, held an inquest the Ship Inn, Kilnhurst, touching the death John Rowley, aged 36 years, farmer, eldest son of John Rowley, retired firmer, 51, St. John's street, Lord Mayor's ...

... risk of being carried into the sea they lay on the beach in their helpless state. The ship herself broke up on tha following day. The Northumberland was a full-rigged ship, aud was built of iron in 187 L ...

... THE STORY OF AN ELOPEMENT. TOLD BY A LOST TELEGRAM. Savannah, Ga., June 11.—A telegram picked the street here to-day gave aclue to elopement, which occur;ed last week. The parties are, from Flo ida, and c reported to be well connected. The despatch, which ...

... Grey Friars, Gale, and Scottish K,ng; G Wing's Di.tch . Skipper. Scotilla, and Midas ; Manser's Yorkshire Lad, Chou ra, . Cour'Ship, and shannon filly; Jennings Valentine, Luciana; 1 Jarvis' Oliver Twist and Campanile; Dawson's Br.w Lass, Esher, and Freshwater; ...

... v strongly recommended medical mea ' to for those cannot drink Claret or Burgundy. (Samples free.) Price 48s. per Dozen. Shipped HAY akd SON, WfJfE MERCHANTS, 101, NORFOLK STREET. JgTAFFORD'S S. FRESH CONSIGNMENT OF THE CELEBRATED BLUE-BLACK OFFICE INK ...

... board the steamer young doctor had been chatting Ulyett, and gave him a slight push with the result that Ulyett went over the ship's side mto the water. The doctor was horrified until he saw Happy Jack's beaming face in the water, and the owner swimming ...

... 1857. KING AND CO., TEA MERCHANTS, 64, High Btieet, are already introducins the Fragrant NEW SEASON'S TEAS, ex the first Ships now arriving: into their Famous Blends of Fine Tea at 2s. and 2s. Bd. per lb. riHARLES HATFIELD'S LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S ...

... LOST FROM ABOARD SHIP. strange occurrence- took place yesterday whilst the trans-atlanlic liner City of Rome was lying outside Queenstown harbour embarking some passengers and luggage from the steam tender before proceeding to New York, two children, ...

... THE EXCHANGE SHIPPING COMPANY FAILURE. the London Bir.kruptcy Court yesterday, meeting was held fine Mr. Registrar for the adjourned pubic examination of and Viekers, of Fenchuich avennr*, also of Liverpool and Neweastle-on-Tyne, ship and insurance brokers ...

... LONDON GOSSIP. . Miss Allcard has lost her suit, though Lord Justice Cotton was in her favour. She will not be allowed to reclaim the fortune she handed over to the Sisters of the Poor, but as she is now the_ inmate of a Roman Catholic convent, and intended ...