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... Corn Laden Ships. — A return recently printed ofthe number of ships, laden with foreign corn, entered inwards at the ports of Great Britain, between the sth of January, 1847, and the oth of January, 1848, specifying the kinds and quantities of corn, and ...
... consider his life to be a precarious one. His restless disposition and irritable temper strengthen the supposition of some inward complaint which defies medical skill. It had been generally hoped that, in consequence of Ibrahim having visited, during the last ...
... shipping, with an inward j entry tonnage from foreign parts, the true and only criterion of employment, of 1,657,544 tons; whilst, j in 1842, the registered tonnage of British ships only amounted to 2,83 1 ,095 tons ; though the inward entry tonnage from ...
... SHIP NEWS. CUSTOM-HOUSE, August 20. ENTERED INWARDS.â The Asia, Pattensen, from L.unces- ton- Five Filder, from Buenos Ayres; Kingston, Sargeant, from T-imaica- Swan, Blanchard. from Havannah; William Engs, Coe, from H-vaunah; Tyrone, Spear, from New ...
... I 0 0 May 31. • Except Honduras, Nassau, Bermuda, Havana, and St. Juan Porto Rich CUSTOM HOUSE.— Friday, Mat 18. Entered Inwards.— The Tourist, from Calais; Emerald, from Boulogne; Flecka, from Ghent; Ranger, from Rotterdam; Lord l John Russell, fr.un ...
... put to me by a member of the com- referenee tn the amount of goods inwards and • m Nine Elms 1 have obtained a return from v I stated the other day that there wo.eGo.OOC •.- i- inwards and outwards on the South Westerr .. inclusive of coals to London, ...
... and disposes of the objection : — If we examine ihe language closely, we shall see two great particulars in this complaint : a complaint of desola tion and a complaii.t of oppression. In the words of the text, the two are combined. There was first a ...
... SHIP NEWS. CUSTOM HOI SE, Aug. 20. E.NricßiiD Inwards. — The Belfast steamer, from Calais ; Flora, Searle, from Malta ; Hendrik Hudson, Morgan, froir. New York; Countess of Lonsdale steamer, from Ham- burgh; Minerva, Ferguson, from Riga; Hope, Crowle ...
... SHIP NEIVS. CUSTOM-HOUSE, Jan. 11. ENTERED INWARDS.— The William Joliffe, Middleton, from Calais; Belfast, King, from Boulogne; Emelie , Vandet.kirkhove, from Ostend ; Toronto, Morgan, from Montreal and Quebec ; Leon, Sandes, from Gravelines ; Neptune ...
... SHIP BBWB. — — «• CUSTOM HOUSE, Dec. 6. Entered Inwards.— The Lady Ann, Ames, from St. Michael's; Water Witch, Le Ron, from Terceira ; Cox, Allain, from Cherbourg ; Friendship, Richmond, from Se- ville ; General Rebow, Lord, from Terceira ; Lord Hawkes- ...
... 31.' • Except Honduras, Nassau, Bermuda, Havana, and St.' Juan Porto Rico CUSTOM BOUSE.— Thursday, May 18. Vessels Entered Inwards. Jessie Smith, from Mauritius Adur, Tucker, from Guernsey Astarte, Roberts, St. Vincent Frances, Fuller Guernsey Osprey, Williams ...
... Healy, Paternoster-row, printer, certificate at two ; J. M. Lee, Cornhill, underwriter, divi- dend at half-past two ; W. Inwards, Luton, Beds, straw plait dealer, choice of assignees at half-past two. Before Mr. Commissioner Fane. — J. Green, Pall Mall ...