... apprehended Tuesday night, about eight o’clock, crossing liute-street, as though had come from the ship canal, he had the rope, which appeared newly cut from a ship, in a bag, on his back. The boy had recently been committed to gaol on a similar charge. His ...

... • 1a• d which have hitherto weighed heavily On the industri- , Let him leek to non I eics el sssss .Me omy seam, without depature front the ,in future, I shall o. . !; : .; ._ :: .. L1'.1;1 , , nj , n ., 0 . n . 0 iemitutions prem. such great may ...

... onagme , ea eubjee for the public benefit, he thought t. board siding chairman had th ' I owe!. of g l iving a casting vote, . ship ,• and Paten, a haven; ruld signilia a port or haven , dd didtdod, Mr R. Pottinson, a member a the New. ft wool! not tie prude ...

... the port line, and the line•of-hattle ships and Arrogant torching the northern or starboard lie. The course taken by the Royal Yacht was, first, ahead of the weather line, then close astern of the weathermost ship, and then astern of the teewardmost and ...

... uld never have is in a state of downright insanity, and he is compelled evening, _— ' a man was observed to be close to the DEPATURS FROM 1, 2,3 , 1,2,3e1.2 1,2,3 - 1.2, - 3 R AM Some farm labourers the service of Morrtauriol,hea r i ne c o m m itted it ...

... notices in these despatches, we have a compiled the subjoined narrative of the evemits that Ge has transpired Since the depature of the former mail.tn There was one announcement, which we would ! much ratlier not have seen. In July, a rputiny broke itt ...

... notices in. these despatchses, we have ca I cu~mpiled the subljoined narrative of the events that G e has transpired since the depature of the former mail,.m Theri& wee one announcement, which we would n much rhthbr'not'lave seend. In July, a mutiny broke ...

... for her use. The proposition, however, has been declined. The fourth and last trial trip of this vessel, previous to her depature for New York, took place during Saturday aDd Sunday. The trial was only of short duration, merely extending to a run of 12 ...

... was the finest model ship that ever entired the port of Llanelly, having been built by Mr Meager, of Swansea, and reported as being a clipper. But the Clara Manning has been side by side with the Clara, Novelle, a sister ship, built at Mr Bevan's ...

... refused to guto sea, on tho ground that the ship not sea-worthy. Wituesses were examined on side. Aij nirned till this (Saturday) m !rning, to bear flirting evidence directly bearing on Vie state of the ship. WALEIL—.I Nerth Wales paper tells a awry of ...

... Baulkruptcy; 5, Of th Equity; 6, Admirality;_7, An~y, matters. not comprised in a the foregoing list. Mr. Terrell states that no depature will INi on be made from this order, except upon special application, to a] bar be made at the sitting of the coani. -ay ...

... SHIPPING NOTIONS. STEAM COMMUNICATION I C BETWEEN SWANSEA and iTALY, 0s SWANSEA and HAVREE 57 ' One of the Steamers of the Anchor 1 monthly intervae from SWANSEAtoGENOALEGrORN, NAPLESS, MaESSIA a O. Goods are received ( em- H leepevosyfl)utltescnda before ...