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... volume of the History England,'' assembled together, and beaded piper playing the “Hogue's Much,’' proceeded to the Bleak Bock, near Qlaamort Hocus, sad than burnt la eMgy the dletinguiehed historian I The assembled crowd gave three shoots of execration ...
... The Prinoese Ryal ?? 91 ?? . ?? 400 if The Blenheim .. ii0 ?? 0 ?? G 460 The Hogue so ?? 0 ?? 4i0 k The A~jax ?? ?? .. ?? be30oo r k .. ?? 60 400 The Edinburgh ?? ?? 680 ?? 400 la 080 6,420 4,080 Y sOREW PTIGATES. 1. Guen. Men. Horse-power. y The imperleuse ...
... (1848), to the Hogue ; Charles W. Tuke (1848), to the Tortoise; £. Faulkner to the Boscawen. •Henry Parker to the Edinburgh. COAST GUARD. Appointments and Removals.— Commanders, R.N.— Thomas Heard, to be Inspecting Commander of the Sunderland District, vice ...
... Grand c'aiirena i Looping See you all The Same yourself i boot To hear from you by remrn of Port i Can get the Notes in Sunderland it is no use Me staying in London excuse haste remain your affectionate Father Direct for at —— Coffee Room# Near The Bridge ...
... tbipwrighi’s wages to per week. I.AtucH the Gueat Eastern PcstyoNßD Mr. liiuntl, engineer and de«igner of the Gieai Eastern. La* addressed a letter lo the directors tlie company stating his reasons for desiring to postpone the launcii lids slop until ins ...
... club-houses, and the man-o’-war at Kingstown. Then there were bands'on shore, andSn the ships ; twenty-one guns from the La Hogue, and tfftber that her crew manned the yards, in more ordherly manner than the Commissioners’ Yard” (where the pollin’ for ...
... oyal, 91, Captain Paget ; t!,, Edinburgh, 60, with the flag of Rear Admiral Chads ; the Arrogant, 47, Captain Yelvertun ; the Hogue, 60, C'aptain Romney ; the Ajax, 58. Capt. W4r len ; the. Royal George, 120 guns, Captain Codrin,:ton, cloudy follawed by the ...
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... and tht firing is ma.jnifivent A continual cannonade la going mfivm morning till night, and presenta a which few artists could justice to. The vlctnslling is going actively. The present exigency la likely lead to some essential reforms naval customs! ...
... ; not tear, of quarrel, or ol humiliation. (from the moniteur he la flctte.) Cherbourg is the issue of the long-cpntiaued rivalry between the two nations. Alter our djsasters of he Hogue. Tourvillo impressed upon the great King that it was of urgent importance ...
... 30th ult, total wreck—crew supposed to be saved, and a portion of cargo expected to be saved. Eraden, Nov. 14.—The Barron, Sunderland Hamburgh, was totally wrecked ou Borcum Reef yesterdaycrew saved. Norden, Nov. 11 On coast near Nordency several oxen have ...
... Avonmore. 1/. Hon Mrs. P. Plunkett. ; Mrs. Andrew Brown. I/. ; Mrs. Symonds. IP*. ; Mrs. Finer. Mrs. Sullivan. LA; Mrs. Bolton. 10*.; Mrs. Willis, LA ; Mrs. Rose. ; Mrs. Battey. 10*. ; Mrs. Henry French, ; Mrs and Miss Ryod, 2A ; Mrs. H. Roe. 1A; Mrs. George ...