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... go not, old crone: Tell me where for the blame to go look. Echo, Go look ! Mi. James Laing launched an East Indiaman on Monday, the La Hogue, at Deptford, Sunderland. She is classed A. 1. 13 years; is registered 1,300 tons o.m. and 1,347 ; burthen, 2 ...
... ; Ame- Robeon. lia & ary, Laing; = United Ki Bailes, Rete ‘Jane, Metcalfe, from » Rol dam. Eliza Rose, Telford; and Abbeville. A from Valery. Sons merce, Anderson, oulmein. May 14.—Voyager, Sinclair, ictor, Despoir, from Hogue. Deptford, fon May 10.—Elizabeth ...
... meat The ceremony of naming the vessel was performed Miss Laing, of Leith, the sister of one ol the owners, and the second daughter of William Laing, Esq., of Leith. The owners are Messrs. Laing and Stephens, of Newcastle. After the launch, excellent dinner ...
... ct, Leighton, Chemist, and Procter, Hookseller, Durham. Vint and Carr, Herald Office, Sunderland. Dlackwell and Co., Courant Office . Procter, Druggist; Woolcr, la, Dlandford >treel; and Turnbull, Hutclier Dank, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Whitridge, llookseller ...
... Mathilde. Volt*. Newcastle Aurora. Sunderland Earl Fife, Collin* -ditto Diligence, Ellingsen - Newcastle Elise, Iladloft Danttnc .. Rosa, Diemer. ditto ------ •27-.Maria. Kruse .Hartlepool Gowlan 1, Thirkell,Sunderland Mentor, Leslie Newcastle Newka ...
... screw line of battle ship. Hogue, (‘apt. MacDnugMll. proceed from Cork the chops the Channel, with water ond pruvi-ioos fur the reli fof th bo-md trading vessels. I the Admiralty have further ordi red that in future the Hogue is cruise in the ( hops the ...
... and chest of drawers, with 2 72 leases es* H a g si um & h se h e. the lugbook of the Sunderland, Miles Hunter, were picked elm wo e. 2 2 up northa est of Cape La Hogue, on the eeth ult. Oillgtell Peers 3 ye, Pat db 02, 22 , 2 20 2 ee. - The Willa, Gilson ...
... . The Newcastle Express says“ The petition presented to parliament against the return ...
... Gateshead, Shield®, Sunderland, and the North generally .first Maili \at 10 From Chester le-Street, Fence Houses, Houghton- ( te-Spnog, and ) Newcastle, Gateshead, Shields, Sunderland, .. . . and the North generally (Second Mail * 1 From las well, Kellue, ...
... this demonstration was Dr. Hogue, way years the Roman Catholic pried in that town, sad now • bishop of the Catholic Church. The caw misted of a vessel and stand used in the ed of the Eucharist, and was accompanied by an address, la which the donors reviewed ...
... south-west, anchored in Plymouth Sound Friday morning at o'clock. She passed every other ship as if at anchor. I.a Hogue was built Laing, Sunderland, registers 1.T31 tons, and is the largest ship ever launched at that port. Municipal Elections.—Notwithstanding ...
... feefing woold be hnpreseed upon it Tho people of Sunderland listened, read, and attended M whatever emanated from Newcastle, and bs should be glad to see the members this society to Sunderland. Tbs Sunderland society were in treaty for 38 acres of land, which ...