... has been all comiplimnent to her guests, cannot refrain from ex- pressing her relief when the lust of them has taken her depa-ture. All this, of course, is fair gamno for the satirist. It is not altogether unfauiliar, but it is eaffec tire, and it would ...

... 1849, and arrived at the Cape on the 29th August. The ship being detained offi that station on account of the convict' dispute in the colony, ber boats were detached, under escort ; of ber Majesty' 6 ship Dee, to cruise in the Mczam- bique Channel for the ...

... bonrvae ntei the tritiahl public b.ad been whtiled, for ?? sapposed that salcvee' obtained thei liet b etig on Woard a British Ship The iuhxstetha el Brirtish intereats might sn er in the maltter, but hel (Mr. si ]?orelter believed that in the tilatter~pt ...

... itndu;ceil to beenome one with only dhree M-one view-that the ships should start from Mdilford Haven, oft or- and be tile commelncing operations of large numbers of fo- thain' rig reign ships starting from the saeiace. However, he had Uj11u anot attended ...

... LONDON to REVAL, taking goods at through rates to HOSOOW. ST. PETERSBURG. he. ILEY and LEETHAM'S LINE of STEAMERS. Next depature: — COSSACK Captain Webb Nov. 3 for freight. gc., apply to BAILEY and LEETHAM. Duuster Howie, 15, Mark-lane. London ; Con ...

... Pall-mall, a 109. Leadenhalbstreet. London. N, , STEAM to BOMBAY.—The BIRBENlia.t HEAD SHIPPING COMPANY (Limited) will depatch their own or other IBM-Mass STEAMERS Monthly Ship. Tons. Ca pta in. •THESSALY MOO Harbord. TUSCANY 1700 Cough. TUSCANY 1700 Green. ...

... land. WesternIrelsd. Vlas, and sd*d's (sucie. Southern=EnRlish Channel and I1y of iscay. rid=award England ad Worth Sea. SHIPPING INTEMLAIG CLE. LIVERPOOL Arled.-Oct. 2 Ocean King ?? from Alexandia, Bra- ) s.s.l from Oporto, Jullana from Cornna.- Oct ...

... amateur clubs. hlalf-he-srt,!. haillY attendled, andincomlilete rehearsals were thel, roes - Oi W'vlich rnaiiy of thens were ship- wrecke.I, ail far too mnaiiy would-he actors seemed to ?? that titi' portrayal of a part was to lie regardeid as aL mere ...

... upon the ships in port were the most of them Lancaster guns from the fleet, and tak these did not on the present occasion realise the u expectations we had been led to found on them. Atcu all events they did not much, if any, damage to theth ships, and the ...

... having declined to malke the alterations, the name of the ship was erased from thi isat at Lloyd's. The ship had made one voyage round the Cape. Mr. GIL PIN said that, in point of fact, tha ship was at lhe time uniusunable. TQE REVIEW AT WINDSOR.-In reply ...

... fresh butter. For the filet titue for several weeks past • oonsienment of live stack came to hand from Canads. 'rho number shipped were 127 cattle and sheep, but during the passage 10 of the former and 20 of the latter died. Professor Huxley delivered an ...

... Thomas's Hospital, and afterwards goes down to Windsor to take leave of her Majesty. it was believed that the hour of his depatur frm Lndo fo Widso Castle would he between one and two O'clock ; but yesterday afternoon Mr. Griersontegnrlmngro h I I Great ...