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... .4rondarv lost. We Irvev Irad bert a poor attonelanree of buiyers in the market, to-day, and but very little business wee traniacted. In wool there is nec charrge, either in price or demuand, since last Monday. ItUDDERSFIrELD.-ruesdaey lost. Tire market ...
... dialers, tobacconists, and undertakers, each 2. Total of bank- rupts, 1,298. A workman who was altering the gas-pipes of a ship la Aberdeen, last week, found the skeletons of two rats, one of which held in its teeth an old halfpenny, covered with an ...
... our churchyard. A gentleman of Manchiester, who, it appears, had formerly resided in or about Penworthain, having by death lost a somi, felt, anxious to inter his remains at Pen. wortham. Now, without consulting us, the legal guardians of the churchyard ...
... one oseinber'fromuenelt of thre sixteen-u tveisoits of the County ; and thteriefore a Coni- sidtintile amount of time wras lost before the first meeting oif the esustoittee after these aiipointiiients taltngg place. lie wouimimi ibt thirow out a Caution ...
... RrADY AND PieulBknNfG FOR SEuvicu.-The following is an aggregate statement of sailing ships and steamers now ready or in the course of repair for sea service:- Ships of the line ?? ?? 32 50-gun ?? ?? 14 44 and 80-gun frigates ?? , 6 Sloops, brigs, &c ...
... luring the day, for the receipt of stamped or unpaid letters. . l ?? FAIR CIASUALITIEs.-An elderly man, a visitor to the fair, lost, or was robbed of, 42 sovereigns in gold, on Thursday last, in the neighbourhood of Molyneux- square. The man was so drunk ...
... breaking up, and only one man (Samuel Greggs) saved out of the thirteen left on hoard when the ship went on that bank.. Captain Bursley, who stuck so nobly to his ship, perished along with the remainder of his crew. The goods is the lower hold will probably ...
... the arm. A PnoVITABLEI TaANsACrIoN.-Some Jtime ago, a Liverpool merchant purchased 45000 worth of American flour, so as-to ship It at a cost of 22s. perbarrel. He sent it to California, and, as it reached San Francisco at a favourable juncture, it sold ...
... and unprecedented occurrence took place on board the AI- shire, a ship belonging to Mr. Warren; of Honnaditch, on her homeward voyage from CalWuttsi, in May last. Shortly after the ship had crossed the line, Captain Browne, the master, had occasion to ...
... Navigation Laws. Those laws are now repealed; yet Sunderiand was visited this week by an a gent of a Hlartlepool ship-builder, to engage thirty Ship- wrights for two years at the current rate of wages.- Gateshead Oberver. RRoBnnaY oF GOLD, &Gt., raoM A WATcHr ...
... aged 49; on on Saturday last, Elizabeth Battersby, Pitt-street, aged 42; Mary Kenney, House of Recovery, aged ao; on Sqnday lost, Ann Brindle, Oak-street, aged 65; on Mon- day ?? Plumb, Warwick-street, aged 67; John Lang, Smirk-street, aged 19; ,Ann Pearson ...
... 14 feet draught going through, and we drew little more than 15 feet. Shapng-tsai had boasted that he would go where English ships dared not follow him. This vaunt I determined to belie. We reached Hoi-how on the 13th, and found the Governor- general Ho ...