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... GO,” said the 1 runt, swell’d with pride, ¢ Drive WerLivaran into the tide, ““ And, Prines ot i'sling, | deeree “““Thou Lusitania’s King shalt be,” e Prince of Es ing made Lis bow— Thank'd bis k'nd master = pl. dg'd his vow To die, or earn tive glorous ...
... are swallow’d up therein ! Such History paints Calabria’s frequent fate, While mute attention listens with dismay ; Such, Lusitania, thine, no distant date, Wlien in one disastrous day, Nay, in one tremendous hour, Ruin, wing'd with whirlwind pow’r, (The ...
... went down with the bullocks-on board. Neither the vessel nor her cargo were ?? Courier. . YOUG!-IALL, OCT.. 18.,--The brig, Lusitania, Captain Crookahanks, of and frlom Liverpool to Oporto, with a gene- I ral cargo, was, on the With inst. driven on shore ...
... inst. This is our third day at sea, with a fine fair wvind, which, if w'e are fortunate enough to keep, will carry us to Lusitanias shores in six days. The die is mit length casthmlmatilllity; I hope, will not be disappointed in the thlow. All is enthusiasm ...
... Peters. burgh to Dublin, Is on shore un the n6rth end of `H-oglard, and aunk level with her deck. Elsinore, Sept. 9.-The Lusitania, Brown, from Hastilgsgto St. Peter burgh, was stranded on the night ofthe Sd lust, on Falsterbo ltef, iR ful of water, and ...
... with t'ie design of surprising the pro- veutive giards of tile 2d battalion of the regiment of Gerona and tite cavalry of Lusitania, through the opera. tion of a sergeant. le afterwards adds : The ?? being perceived and ordered to halt by the guards ...
... many will regret his dealt- hlis enld Neas peacc. April IS at sea, of disease oi the iCiltL on board the scerew steaminer Lusitania, onl her royage ?? } Janrar to Liverpoel, 1Robert tihird soil of ):r. Robert 'l lsrlalad, of thi-s toen, aned 28 rears. I ...
... silip bags, 34 ; flour, is. London-Flour per barrel, 2s. BRAZIL S. LivritPoor,, Yr.sT'rRa,.k7.-The Brazilian screw steamer Lusitania, from the Brazils,arrived last rtight with furty passengers, 3nd £I/7,CO. BAMttA, JULY 13-Weathir far cominrr craps of sugar ...
... when near the Holy Isle, she came in eol- lision with the brigantine Lsitania, Edwards, of and from Glssgow for Oporto. The Lusitania. while en the part tack, struck the shamroc; en the port quarter, car rying sway her mizenmast; the Lusitenia's bowsprit ...
... c unite to inter domestic feuds they shall have accomplished a greater triumph than any re- corded in their annals since Lusitania and Saguntiun so gloriously resisted the pretencep of Hamilcar and his bra e son Hannibal. |i It was the first time the King ...
... arrived here on the 29th, and sailed to-day for Valparaiso and OCili. I LTsBox, TuvDAV. - The Pacific Companys i steamer Lusitania arrived at four this afternoon, I -with £44 960 in specie, and mails, from Chili, River Plate. and Brazils. Lisnox, TUasnav ...
... BosToYTuESDAv.-The Ctinard steancr Batavia arrived at seven this morning. LIVERPOOT, TurSnAy.--The Pacific Compaa3 a steamer Lusitania arrived in the Mersey this mornt ing wit'h mails from the Brazils, River Plate, and West coast of South America. Specie £45 ...