... numerous tenantry. The Liverpool - Pilotshave very liberally stibscribed.£6o for the widows and children of the pilots who were lost at Shields late workmen of the Liverpool Apothecaries Company have presented the excellent manager, Mr. William Aburrow, with ...

... 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 ...

... 1 0 Prerston and Wats ?? 20 it ?? 5 0 Cr ibbe and Spt igg., 15. JDukoCdphlce ?? I 0 ateo Cbarleo Nevins. Ship ?? ver, Bahir, 13Irend and Co. ship-brokers ?? I. 1 I lie: NA. P, Mo)o re, sbhip-broker ?? ?? I William J cakbes. coal agent ?? 0 li John P. ...

... Deciember 25, re- ceivit] by the Went Todia at]d AMx ciiin mtils, you have ?? tram the Ant igua Obuserver ii iwnsot or, the ship Phce ihc has -arrived ft-rn 1.verp siti, aid Madeirai she brougaht six'y-four Porfugtt-ne imminruaran' from the lat- ter Plac ...

... 36 tons of coal, iil 10,865 'he ships; vvh'dst in tho correspondiiag period of 1848 the Impor' a- ,ry tions wore 3;198,202 tons, in 11,81 ships shoiving a decrease ion upon the present year of 217,806 tons and f'02 ships. Earl Firowilliam, witll his usual ...

... trial, for stealing two pairs fr ning of tronoero. t'1e properly of All. Bennett, draper-.te TnSTtIAIJNmAL-01a Mondtty evening lost, a meeting non held er mn of at the Towtn Htall, St. I-lelen's~tsr tho Purtin e of appainting as in the deputation to wait ...

... Sir Johu Baffin's Bay route should not be abandoned, as although the adventurers should have left their ships the search after them should not be lost sight of, it being highly probable that some stragglers may from brought on by their hardships and anxieties ...

... years of ?? by birth,d vatad brought up to a seafaring course of life-was one of the few survivors beloniging to the erew~of'a ship, which nearly, half a century ago hade been wrecked upon this stormy enact, After wandering about for some-time, be at last ...

... carnage following at equal speed— a very unusual thing for so quiet and do ...

... the same this year. At'all events; at present each ( party seems determined to continue the contest to the last. i The steam-ship Hiberniia, which carried out the mails . from this port on the Ist iust. had ndt reached New York on: the 18th, but telegraphic ...

... cc , i. iv sthel- laet chapter added to the charter of fitAorl(J We have seen the great principle af liiirtnt iiappied to shipping as wellitas to the in- in Drnti of ci mpttit 'and eiptirt trade in which mi * . ir~ 'in all that regards the comimerce of ...

... THE LIVERPOOL TELEGRAPH AND SHIPPING GAZETTE NEW lost—Dee 22—John Currier, Knapp, Focke & Boult ••. Fenn—Dec 26 —Guy Mannering, Edwards , J T Crook • NEW YORK—Dec 2Q—Loseins, Eldridge, Brown Shipley NEW FORT:—Dec 4— Ferris,TavlorP ronro—Dec ...