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... STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH WALES. The Cardigan Bay Steam Navigation Corn- VALfi an 6l ,Ve etivyD, ili)6. Of 60-horse power, --. 1 , - A ,l ----- - JOHN HuottEs, Commander; Has commenced plying, for the Summer Season, between PWLLHELLI ...
... STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH VALES. The Cardigan Bay Stea 'Navigation Company's Vs%sel, Vkl\ h VALE OF LWYD, Of e power, JOHN Hun , Commander; Has commenced plying, for the mmer Season, between PWLLHELLI and ABERYSTWITH, calling also at ...
... HINTS for THE STRANGER in DUBLIN. BY SIR JOHN C-R. Low water. Duke Bridgewater. to go round Rock—aground in Rock Channel. Emerald Islesplendid steamer! Sunset•—..beautiful night—phosphoreseence—luminous remark ! &Mr:se-L.ll°lyhead, distant view of Wicklovy ...
... JOHN KEMBLE GILL OVERREACH. .SEPTEMBEIt 23, 1833 - 41VENTURES OF THE DUCHESS OF BERRI. iPRO M A IN THE ATRENIEUM OF A FRENCH e 21st of April, the Duchess embarked o n slntth NARATIVR.) e steaufer Carlo Alberto. On the 29th was off Marseilles; on that ...
... Thursday, the 10th instant, at Tygwynne, near Cardigan, at a very advanced age, Mrs. Has.sall, relict of Thomas tiassall, Esq., of Kilshuc, Pembrokeshire. On Tuesday last, after a lingering illness, aged 56, Mr. John Cowan, formerly a grain-merchant in Glasgow ...
... published anonymously, but it has been clearly traced to Grattan. If the power of drawing characters be essential to the successful orator, that power was possessed by Grattan in an eminent degree.. Grattan does not seem to have had much sympathy with the buainess ...
... Berry, or LACE and SON, solicitor,. STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH WALES. The Cardigan Bay Steam Navigation Corn- VALtanavElivyD, Of 60-horse power, JOHN Commander; plying, for the Summer Season, between PWLLHELLI and ABERYST WITH, galling also ...
... Manchester, Vale, Genoa, &c• • Star, Walsh; and Royalist, Vale, Smyrna, &c. •Sophia Pate, Meadows, Triestq..St. John, Decent, Recovery, Gorley, and Arm, Silly, Lisbon. .Alfred, Be la Forge, Antwerp. ••Charies, Itooms, Ostend ••. Tampitc,. Sprowle, St. Petersburgh ...
... husband their steani for special occasion and service; and, secondly, that the present mode of arming ordinary vessels of war is to be that also of arming steam-vessels. - If, as .we •think was demonstrated by the French steam-frigate Veloce, such a ...
... against the wall were suspended in the centre the Queen's arms, surrounded by flags belonging to the Cinque Ports Volunteer Regiments, and a trophy composed of a cuirass, helmet, and other arms, taken from the, field of Waterloo, between two stands of ...
... against the wall were suspended in the centre the Queen's arms, surrounded ,by flags belonging to the Cinque Ports Volunteer Regiments, and a trophy composed of a '• cuirass, helmet, and other arms, taken from the field - of Waterloo, between two stands ...
... Mary, Bale, Smyrna. .Liberty, Roche, Wexford. .Mary M'Gill, Gillies, Tralee• • Erin, Connor, Wicklow. • Ann, Cardigan, Baltimore, (Ireland). .John, Rae, Carlisle. .Countess of Lonsdale, Marshall, Whitehaven • • Aurora, Riches, London. • Ballinasloe, Mulholland ...