... adopted thwants of the time. the pleasure experienced ui listening had fallen fimm the b»-( spsakera, am) boned iha» would not lost oa mauibera, la them to come forward and lake pan the uroceeding*. was glad they had taken the tuut which had hem thrown out ...

... Our Naval Forces.—The following is a statement of the naval forces afloat of this country in ships, guns, and men, at the present moment:—. Stations. Ships. Guns. Men. Portsmouth 2,267 Devonport !g3 1,612 Falmouth Packets 264 Sheerness Woolwich 8 61 ...

... The quantity at Cardiff, in 1820, was 50,157 tons ; in 1847, it was 220,953 ; and this is exclusive of a quantity of iron shipped from smaller ports which owe their existence to the last twent It is doubtful that any other country would show a | similar ...

... tooting of ship. ** No, he renhed “ t mil now in stale In which nothing in thte world can disturb more; I atu dying , and lam sure It moat consolatory you, and all who lose mo, see how I coming toy end A second and coui,oou condition the dying i* lost to ...

... fifty-six years. —Lincolnshire Chronicle. Duncan, the African Traveller.—Died on Saturday, the 3rd of November, board Her Majesty's ship Kingfisher, in the Bight of Benin, Mr. John Duncan, the African traveller. Mr. Dnncan was tbe son of small farmer in Wigtonshire ...

... bullock* on increase, and price* in favour of the buyer; lot* foraided to Ssoithfleld tor want of buyers. General prices tor lost** 6d 9d, shorthorns 6d per stone. Store >east bad trade, and losr prices. Sheep inquiry, and several lots rhatiged hands, but ...

... of British shipping. The wooden walls were to have followed the wooden heads of Old England to destruction but lo 1 the beginning of the first year of the repeal of the Navigation Laws, and the consequent ruin as predicted Of British shipping, we find that ...

... . The British squadron, consisting of five ships of the line and five steam frigates was still at anchor in the waters of Musconisi, where it'had taken up its winter quarters. The French squadron, six ships of the.line, one frigate, and three steamers ...

... South Shields pilots. The sum al- C ready subscribed amounts to about £3000. c The Arctic Discovery Ships.—The Enterprise investigator, Arctic discovery ships, are both now complete, jar as their repairs and flttiugs are concerned, and have been tfi T° ° ...

... Faculty, as well as private Families. (i181 POR ARLISLE, MARYPORT, AND ANNAN WATERFOOT, TO LIVERPOOL. HE ROYAL VICTORIA STEAM SHIP, Capt. Jos. Graves, is intended to Sail as under :-— te Pore Curtis From Port Cariisle and Annan Wate) to Liverpool., Saturday ...

... Passengers to be responsible for theirluggage,it Damaged or Lost. Offices in London—71, Lombard Street ; 37, Re. gent Circus; 35, Leadenhall Street; or Hore's Wharf. s splendid and powerful Steam Ships The Compans leave London regularly for EDINBURGH, every ...

... the scene 0} f his my if his last uj n the element whi that he was. dis- this r glory. Captain Thomas expressed a fear the ship. ‘0, Thomas,”” he Robe turbed by the toasinj of state in w h nothin, in his | provi replied, “I am now in a am su strat world ...