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... the Tory, from Cuddalore ALDERNEY, April 24.— The Cherub, from Guernsey to London, sank at the entrance of the Race (Cape La Hogue Light bearing SE) yesterday— crew saved. PARIS, April 25.*-A ship of about 400 or 500 tons, nearly new, and coppered, truck ...
... Johanna, from llichibucto. for Hull. PLYMOUTH, August 2.—Arrived, La Hogue, Williams, from London, for Sydney (N.S.W.) ; Scutari, Ollard, from London, for Calcutta; Juliet, Rapet, from Sunderland, for Charente. ST. MAWES, July 31.—Arrived, the Clarence, Cox ...
... the KENTISH INDEPENDENT, September 6.1850. LONDON MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, mahk la nr. ~ INFANTRY REGIMESTB. FrniDAT, Ado. ». Q“n,rgUtlo,.. WentAbrd. Ret.Home. Colonel.. Llent.-ColoneU Tbatrri.st. thie »*«k are ( oo ...
... from Shields; JTohns Weteon, Moore, 'from Blythi. Saied-Es-a, Milli- grave, for Sunderland; Lois7ia, Wade, Sunderland; Copy 4 Tibson, Sundarland; :Residwue, Lonnon, Sunderland., Atngist 10.-Arrived-Emsma andl Mary, Hughes, from Loiastoff; Falcon, Laming ...
... Montreal. Gravesfnd, arrived—lvanhoe, Cowper, from Calcutta, 2d inst. Antigua, Evans, from Trinidad, 2d inst. Plymouth, arrived—La Hogue, Williams, from London for Sydney, NSW., iust. Lamlahh, arrived—Envoy, Sillers, from Clyde for Quebec, 31st ult. Polly, Hamilton ...
... from Poole, and the Buchannan from the westward-both for Hartlepool; Ex- cavator from Emsworth for Sunderland; and the Charles Henry brig of Sunderland, Echo brig of Shoreharn, and the Speck brig of Gosport-all three from the west for the north. Pat back ...
... Liferpool to Bt. Joha’a, N. 8.. Oct, 3, laf, 45 N.» looff. W. The Eleonora, from Bomhtj to Liverpool, Ang, 2, lit, 3., long. La Hogue, Sept. 1, let. long. W. CUSTOM-HOUSE, Oct, M. The ?euels ente-ed inwerde, outweide, ead clewed cut were oonfined to the ...
... Geilivare, from Lezhorn. 'From the River— Crescendo, for Syra. Sailed— Victory, for Xew York • Caroline (ss), for Patras ; La Hogue, for Sydney. Falmouth, Aug. ..—Arrived— Cadueeus, from Kooria Mooria • Sidonic. from Monte Video; Emperor, from Porto Rico- ...
... absence of Gen. Eden, is% ued a complimentary order on the departure of the Royal Ch..shires. The crew of the screw steamship La Hogue, GO, Captain W. Ramsay. were paid their wages yesterday at Plymouth ; and six weeks' leave of absence granted to them. The ...
... Entrance, with the New Statue of the Emperor of the French The Indian Court ••• ••• •• Launch of La Hogue,” the Largest Ship ever Built m Sunderland Torchlight Launch of the Iron Screw-Steamer Azoff,” in the Clyde Poiiraii of Dr. Hassall •• ...
... Robbins. Poole. la.— lemur y. Charltem:nth, Dublin. Chester, King. Bonderhusd. AI,OW. HMI, Sunderland. Hero. Berry, Cann/. Margaret, England, Cardiff. Bartley. Sloane, Sunderland. Chesterfield, Greenslade. Sunderland. Wear, Dummy, Sunderland ...
... two French frigates, Imogene and Eliza, when these vessels were aground under the protection of several strong batteries at La Hogue. He was in the Venerable, 74, when in company with the Cyane sloop, the French 44-gun frigates Iphigenie and Alcmene were ...