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... prove the advantages en joyed by the marine of Kngland as regards her relation wnh Belgium Of sixty -three vessels entered inwards inth* »onth of March, thirteen, or upwards of one-fif.h part bor, the British Hag. Of twenty-one cargoes coming from Fne ...
... Sierra Leone. TELEGRAPHED.— The Susan, from Honduras, is on shore near Crosby. An inward-hound barquo was aground on the Brazil Bank at fifty minutes past four, p. m. An inward-hound ship, off the Float- ing Light, has just carried away her mainmast She is ...
... repeated Voyages) which I have entered inwards, and cleared outwards, al I he* several ports of the United Kingdom, during the last ten YEARS, including j or course the supposed unfavourable year oT 1829 : — Inwards. Outwards. „ Vessels, i Tons. Vessels ...
... Übe's; Rapid, for Pernambuco; Volusia, for GibraJtax. Off Holyhead, inward bound, the Brandon, from Leghorn. Of Point Lynat, inward bound, the Norma, from New Orleans. Off Holyhead, inward bound, the Manchester, from BristoL *■_■»*. ARR IV ED.—The Norman ...
... tbe Castle formerly known by the name of Brick Court ; the length being about 46, and the width 37 feet. The angles project inwards, thus forming a sort of recess ou each side ; and at the two ends are large Gothic arches. Through that at the east end is ...
... arid hethr.nvsthe left shoulder up and the ris-ht knee inward; he has the thread to get with the ri-ht hand and he has to stoop his head down to see what hels doins-' they throw the right knee inward in that way, and all tb\- children 1 have seen, that ...
... ■ . if every grievance have therefore resolved tv i;. persons to proceed in our behalf to the s.iid pros . vestigateall complaints, and therefore foi thai ,j_i - ; choice of the Earl of Goaford, Sir Charles \; Grey, and Sir George Gipps. flis Majesty ...
... 6th of January and ending the sth of April, wire 180.660/., and the exports 94.804/. The number of Bri- tish ships entered inward was 120. tonnage 37,651; and of foreign 44, tonnage 14,198. Those entered outwards were : British 119, tonnage 36,399 ; and ...
... basene-s of an old man like the com- plainant ?? as he had done, he discharged the female. MARYLEBONE.— James Card well and Mary Inwards, servants of Mr. Henry Porter, a butcher in Great Quebec- stieet, were brought for reexamination on a charge of steal- ing ...
... attention of Parliament to this important and interesting subject, and lamented the neglect with i which, for some years, its complaints had been received. It j would be found that there had been a great decrease of tonnage | in the trade with the countries ...
... SHIP NEWS. CUSTOM-HOUSE. Feb. 9 ENTERED INWARDS.— The Comet, Bell, from SL Michael*-! ; Charles, De Feuvic. from Messina ; Secret, Gales, from Terce.ra ; Hespena, Davis, from St Michael's ; Emma, De Oaris, from Guern- sey ; Liberty, Russell, from ditto ...
... the removal of the cliscri- nimatiog duties upon cargoes imported in foreign vessels, the unt ol Biitisb tonnage entered inwards has greatly increased; •»f it ha- increased not only positively, but in comparison with increase of foreign tonnage generally ...