... following year the ship was sold to Birkenhead Woodside ferry to help pay liabilities and the company was wound up The next record of a steamship service at Southport is in 1843 when the Preston and Liverpool Navigation and Shipping Company’s PS Blanch ...

... time to the Emperor of Russia. A letter from Archangel the 23d of May statec that Adn►iial Crown was hastenng the depa►ture of the ships of war which had been ordered round from thence to the lialttc. This squadron could alone be permitted to pass through ...

... neglected do so. LATEST NEWS. The clipper .ship Kent arrived. The Kent left Melbourne on the 13th Sept. Bounded Cape Horn in days, crossed the line in days, and righted the Lizard Light in 70 days after her depature from Melbourne. She brings 220 passengers ...

... ;: LATEST NEWS. FRANCE. DEPATURE OF THE -EMPEROR. Their Imperial majesties left on' Thursday for Sf;, a Sauveur, vwhere they will sojourn till the 5th of r September, when t'aey will proceed t6 Biarritz. TE -ARHILSTICE. :'P~arS, THURSDAY. 4.-The. .Moncteuqi ...

... Homeward Bound. We marched off, carrying our wounded with us. Some only accompanied us a little way, when they took their depature to another world. But their memory is still green. Requiacat in pace ! Shortly after we received orders for home, and we ...

... BRADFORD POST OFFICE FEBRUARY, 1859 DEPA-TURE OF MAIL 3. Box Moil _. . — . . closes, despatched. For Shipley, Bingley, Keighl ey, and Stipton 6 30 a.m. ?? 6 35 a.m. For Brighouse %nd Huddersfield 6 0 a.m. ?? 8 a) a.m. For Manchester, and Liverpool 9 0 ...

... OF AUSTRALIA. HE be>ng desirous account of her familv, not having had aowomrnunicat : on from them since h ...

... Mr. Fox were well received. Affairs wore a peaceful aspect. Trade at Sydney improving. Melbourne, November 25. —The depa*ture gold ships since the last m»il have been : The Moravian with 47,693 The Indemnity with 12,447 „ The Monarch with 42,585 ~ The ...

... collected the Sound dues when ships enter the Baltic. Such a plan would do no injury to any one, and it would save 2000 merchant ships a certain detention, often ruinous in its consequences. Why do not shipowners employing ships in these seas petition her ...

... arrival was expected, says the St Louis Star. '' The British-French blockade admit tedly strangling Germany so that her ships are tied up in port and goods piled up on her wharves. Atlanta Journal says if the relations between the Soviet and Nazi ...

... the Mission to Seamen at Savona states that during the past twelve months there have been several changes, and laments the depa-ture from Genoa of the Rev. A. E. Carey and Mrs Carey, both indefatigable workers, who had the success of the Mission much at ...

... corvettes Dagnar and Thor, the ironclad schooners Absaon end Esbern Snare, with the paddle-wheel Holger Danake. When the higlish ships appeared the Danish ailors manned yards, and tho vessels exchanged salutes vith the Castle of Kronhorg, the bands on shore ...