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... With hime!f in the ships the we that the Moore shortly at the Sandwich Here orders refit further Herald Captain Kellett CB orders supply with then return via India— United Robbery— In Court Exchequer week fried of n l e silver lost 1848 similar Co in ...
... form an acceptable New Year's Gift. MOST of the shipping in the Bute Docks had their colours hoisted half-mast on Tuesday last, as a token of regret at the repeal of the Navigation Laws. The foreign ships, on the contrary, had their colours hoisted to ...
... becoming a flourishing institution, scattering around such blessings that every one will be eager to obtain. There is no time lost; the progress of the society from its commencement has been most satisfactory—each, and every one has, and does appear willing ...
... voyages out and back on record. Stun LAUNCH.—On Tuesday morning, at half-past seven, a splendid ship, standing 13 years A 1 at Lloyd's, was launlied from the ship-building yard of Mr. George Cox, of Bideford, and la the proper, y of Mr. Wm. Jenkins, of Sivanaea ...
... 1st January 30th 1819 2980396 tons of coal in 10855 ships whilst in the corresponding period of 1848 the importations 3198202 tons in 11507 ships showing decrease the present of 217806 tons and 650 ships In the Bankruptcy Court at the last examination of ...
... an infinite variety of occasions but whenever I my old friend the bushel in and (as he always is observe) I give a subject lost— David Copperficld by Dickens THE CEYLON But return the Coffee mania the name of it for mania it truly was London-bred merchants ...
... ill-treated her, and had tore nearly all her clothes off, Watkins struck her a severe blow and then they both decamped. The girl lost no time in going to the Police Station at St. Briuvels, when Police Constables Dash and Huntley went in search of the offenders ...
... fieldfare, which was minus the left leg and part of the right foot. The bird, which was in excellent condition, appeared to have lost its leg long time ago, the stump being grown over. —Manchester Couriet. reduction in the postage of letters took place on Tuesday ...
... -tav-tus Mj-'jici, brings forward a more th*o ordinary jnte e-1, hoping u find thai the commercial eu.porium'' will |,ol ihen he lost iiigbi of. ABERGAVENNY—XHE G U EAT FLANNEL RdCUERV. fhe fi'st prisoners placed »t 'he bnr this morning, were— G urceG'OveS ...
... all-comptelsensive University. (Applause.) Suppose we had done these things, and though we may in our vanity look upon the ship of war as a proof the wonderful power and capacity of human ingenuity for accomplishing mischiefthough we may look upon it ...
... various mechanical forms t,c,.csary to their names on the register. . .. . . . . . Well, then, In . iw long will indifference lost ? I Will it be perpetuated or dispelled by the ministerial measure? It is pi emature to conjecture the resolt rif a measure ...
... Molpas of Swansea, at the Ship public house at Pettelawdd, at half-past four in the evening. I had known the deceased for many years. The deceased the ol her two hail come from Llanelly that morning. I remained with them at the Ship for an hour; We then went ...