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... tons register, but bar exceeds tons. She was as sister ship, is of similar dimensions to the has, Osy allannering, and is, consequently, • thaseelledier, sad some five or six feet larger than an 74 ship. On deck her midship beam is serried well hewed se that ...
... or the Post-office, a Curate, a gentleman's gentleman, the captain of a collier, or the first-mate of a respectable merchant ship. In the midst of abundance, with spacious fields and hosts of labourers under his command, with the greatest labour and the ...
... 1849: Cabin passengers, 19; steerage, 724; children, 284.; total, 1,927. BELFAsT SHIPPING.—The Belfast News Letter says, We publish to-day the annual list of the shipping of this port, made up as accurately as circumstances would permit. During the past ...
... discharged; and if the Horse Guards only stayed their hands from promoting officers to, or filling up, vacancies caused through casualties during the same period, but few officers (principally the second majors and captains) would remain to reduced half pay the ...
... and & Leith. We arc gratified to observe chat, notwitlistand- 8. iimg this lirge amount of emigration, no casualty has cc- 4. curred to any ship from Clyde under the Passeng'ers' Act. 5- The cenigration fo~r the last six rears has been as follows:- 6 ...
... false security on the part of the truteits. Tense trustee*, as also the managers, were gradually removed by death, or by casualties, which left Mr. Joinson almost sole master of the concern, for no attempt was made to fill up their places unti a few years ...
... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ki ligtter.ed c dep.sited), F.lle , nom Ih Lwyd's CASUALTIES. from Rotierdam for (af'er brj-1 the tatater put of her cargo), wtich is safely got off by this tide, and is :i keo hartiour.-- New Romney. Jan. 11. Ai a L. IJibc 1-ascitic ...
... SHIP NEWS. London, Jan. 11.—Wind, this day at noon, N. 8., light brecse and doll hazy weather; 7 p.m., E.. light breeze and dull weather. Deal, Jan. 10.—S.S.E. 8.5. W., Arrived, the Java, from Calcutta —the Diamond, from Callao—the Marion, from Callao ...
... uently told to subsist his family, bear all the of Kantr k ; atand he I rderst h ood board that of Mr. T. dians G. bad debts, casualties, and losses of his 0900 French regretted his inability who bed dress I experience, with the aid of a new Scotch steward ...
... the Royal Adelaide, Batty, the Duke Cambridge, M'Qrath, the Prince, Beasley, every hursday, and one of the Waterford’s steam-ship Company’s vessels every Monday. For Ardrossau, the Fire-Fly, Brown, the Glowworm, M'fjetsh, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday ...
... present prospects appear to me gloomy enough. Our colonies discontented, a general uneasiness throughout the country, our shipping interests abandoned, our naval supremacy placed in jeopardy— l say tbat this is a state of things that, withough any false ...
... SHIPPING INTRLLIOBYCE. (iteM eaw 00utMspAOen, 9 ' MIPPtu GOset#& 55d I A~yd-a LULt. CASUALTIES. Adele, Boegot, from Nantes to Liverpool was wrccked ?? night, bnout 10 miles to the seutfiward; four men drowned; part of the cargo saved in a damaged atate ...