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... Lady Somers Lord Lord Laving Aubrey Hon Col Colino Gordon H011 H Sir Charles Mill & Mann SirT Adtn Scott Vcllcy Col Johnitonc SHIP -NEWS since last— : Tartar Cutter Cork rived At Youghall the Vigilant Hickes to at Seven Fall-In-dia from India EntuedOvt Speedwell ...
... John and Lady Mnrfhcad John John Skynner Gen Maflcv Mrs Mis Arrnflrong Dr Saunders Dr family Dr Mrs Marriott Rev A Prcflon 6ec SHIP-NEWS I C ST — Pollaid : William Davis Hamburgh Kofa and Rcfotuce the from Liihon Arrived Fox-wll Charlitown Lilis Iithou Peggy ...
... and capable ot making cXtcn-!ivc and elegant eligible Wooileu plan Addrrf (poft-pait!) CCatthc 1 'r For well-known American Ship F O X W Barnard CONSTANT Well will take in goods 10th ot February will fail the (I in the Captaio on board Co TO BE SOLD BY ...
... carried to the Casualty Hospital dangerously bruised and wounded On Tuesday as a poor labouring man at Bath-Easton was felling a tree it suddenly fell on him and fractured nis scull and one of his thighs He was soon after brought to the Casualty Hospital where ...
... belonged to ibe deceased Mr James Crawford, ship-builder, lying in Nortli-I.eith, near the Draw-Bridge, containing an extensive front along t'.ie north side of Leith harbour — and affording a number, f advantages, as ships can be lud alongside, and car- p.ic ...
... the Schedule the Bill, every person engaged in trade or manufacture to set down his gross return and his gross profits by shipping, speculation, retail trade, and by any manufactory. In claiming deductions, the person to give an account of annuities, stipends ...
... of having uttwd Bask of England bill*: and on casualty th« counal-hpuse, they recognized Welshman retiring, instantly took custody. Tbursdly, Wilsani Crtne, and Lyne, in custody for the mimier the fpr*(gner, Louis Bartljclcmici, wereagainbroughtnptrompnsoii ...
... l-oc- tteerage passengers. si ?? ?? C r .. lelt!.. oi ?? : ?? oi OaiC. ?? April 1%. 18& O. FOR N E W V O R 17, Jjya»j. THE SHIP ANDROMACHE, ?? s« Jou.i I-eir.cc Maste , 7 *--riV Now nt Gieti.ocl-., Mill he ready to tate on ?? ■ • ?? haixd oooils by the ...
... at si.v ?? avl.en she will jail— and tla a. Collera m rill l-i'al day evening, ?? ou Sarlirnay ?? ar el-.ht o'd ck, Union Shipping ?? Off..; 1.A1h.-Apri! 2?. SLOOP FOR SALE. To he Sos.n hy auction, at the house of fames Stevstrt ?? ner iv B-rrowsto-ennesr ...
... road terminating at a fishing town, where rlsere is excellent sea bathing, and where coal am! lime can be imported and grain shipped ; and a.'.joining to which there is a tract of links and sands for 12 miles along the shore, excellent- ly adapted for riding ...
... f r-sp -call b c-n: ?? ?? by Mr Home, S * Gcorg.; .-tree:. IrS.. m3S gin ?? iss t- parti- AT I.F.ITH— FOR LONDON. Tie Old Shipping Compouj's Smaci, ?? CERES PACKET zfipfi' ?? Will tabe su goods till Thursday morning sf Old Stopping Company, OJ'cs, Leila ...
... net: amount, •' ,-T or orders for payment on delive- ° * J - ' P TOR SAL E, V/.] V; c auction, at Mrs BlackhalTs Coffee- | V SHIP CHRISTIAN VII. (formerly ?? .■'.■'■ '- 1 , ?? 111 the North Scsi by his ' - T . I ■op of war Victor, Jon:; ?? I ' ?? ? ...