... James and Alfred were two good boys, who had little ships, and James?s ship sailed over the pond. Alfred was glad that he asked James dinner, and they had giogeroread. James offered give Alfred his little ship as proof that all James?s countrymen were so ...

... his long sleep; and his face, I didn’t know the young ladies lad his head down, in my hands for some shipmates. upon our little ship’s my poor mate would uld have done by me. **ts, with a shot at his for ballast—and at prayers r.ver the poor r iwful lieart ...

... landed at Lyme, on June 11th, 1685, to con- tend for empire. The weather had been so tempestuous, that his fleet of three little ships had been nineteen days rmercamsterdam, fyiom wencelhe had sailhnutoted lirncare o aith him Ford, Lord Grey, afterwards ...

... aide with lace in mv hands for some time, for Tom Black and 1 were old shipmates. It was a sad blow that fall upon our little ship’s company; but did all as knew my poor mat** would have liked, and I know would’have done me, I U-hed him up in one of the ...

... thwr Tbore aim vnU, fiermaiiy, Prance, Amenra, whidi I take i ,4 Maluhary all hie time to «ail through without hr. hia little ship upon the r>tck* of 'Jiplwuacjr. wv* t.14 (ioverniMfit well, because 1 hehere they ),«* a their ndr, but lliey must deserve ...

... before they reached the shore. Mr. A. B. Fcrwood, M.P., speaking Prescot, last night, declared that the Serpsnt was good little ship, well found, well constructed, and every way fitted to cop© with the recent gales. attributed the disaster a current unknown ...

... Sea Cook T. 0 8 11 Mr. D. Baird's Golden Hope F. Atlsupp 0 8 11 Mr. Hobert Stott's Lady Gaiety Lewier 0 11 Mr. Garry's Little Ship S. LtMtn 0 Betting : ogst Leotard. 7 Golden Hope. 1 Tixnpoul. ICO to 12 Cook. 10 each Ualilnea and Scotch Hawk, and 100 ...

... the close, many of which had been kindly given for distribution by Miss Barton. The infants first sang ditty, called “The Little Ship the Sea, in which they kept good time, and gave evident satisfaction in regard to their vocal abilities. The girls were ...

... close, many of which had been kindly given for distri- bution by Miss Barton. The infants first sang a ditty called The Little Ship on the Sea, in which they kept good time and gave evident satisfaction, in regard to their vocal abilities. The girls were ...

... been to secure for their projectors a fleeting popularity and a nameless grave, started yester. day, in the shape of the little ship Yankee Doodle, twenty, six feet long and three feet wide. Its captain is Williatm Hudson, a man of that florid complexion ...

... were muen enjoyed and encored. The comic element was moat efficiently supplied Mr. H. His allusions to local matters -His little ship” were enthusiastically received. Mr. Sharp’s rendering of two chapters from Bon Connubial Crosses fairly couvulaed the ...

... unconscious. I recovered, and they fed mo. I got better. I went to Brisbane, and then to sea again for many weeks in a little ship. The ship came back to—to “To Sydney, wasn’t it? And you there met? “Yes,'yes. Don’t hit me. It was to Sydney, and I met ...