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... their Feu-Duties within a certain period after the day of sale. The foregoing Lots will be exposed for Yearly Feu-Duties and Casualties applicable to tbe Lots respectively. The Plan of the Lots and Articles of Roup may be seen, on application to the Town Clerks ...
... CLIFTON. FOR PORT PHILLIP AND SYDNEY, f fine fast-sailing Frigate-built Ship CULLODEN, Al, 1000 Tons Burthen, Henry Ferguson, Commander, Lying the Jetty, London Docks. This Ship has spacious Poop, and very superior accommodations for Cabin Passengers ...
... of Hamburgh and Leith. We are gratified to observe that, notwithstanding this large amount of emigration, no casualty has occurred to any ship from Clyde under the Passengers Act. The emigration for the last six years has been as follows 184*1 3,568 1847 ...
... of Hamburgh and Leitb. We are gratified to observe that, notwithstanding this large amount of emigration, no casualty has occurred to any ship from the Clyde under the Passengers' Act. The emigration for the last six years has been as follows :— 1844, ...
... be found To take an after leap. Grueful the face of each huntsman bold But that of Donald Shay, As the antler’d head, like a ship unreefed. Swam gracefully away. Brave Donald in speed dismounted his steed, Looked wistfully on the wave, And silently stripp’d ...
... together to £23, pay able yearly, from Pendicles of Millfield Property feued to Messrs. James Peter, sen. and jun., with casualties of entry. Many sub-feus have been granted, and the Subjects have been largely built upon, so as amply to secure the feu-duties ...
... na, 2d, A YEARLY FEU of £4, secured over a valu- able property in Cadger Wynd, Brechin; together with the Superiority and Casualties thereof. Both of these afford a safe and advantageous invest- | ment. For farther information, apply to W. & J. Loupox Gornox ...
... must rejoice to hear that three of Her Majesty's vessels have safely returned from performing a desperate service without casualty damage, for though war be all times an evil it is surely a less evil according as a less aggregate mischief has been wrought ...
... treble the amount reported. Iler Britannic Majesty's ship of-a ar Herald was rat Mazatlan, liaring been up to 73 deg. 10 min. N. bit. in search of Sir John Franklin, but in vain. Iler Britannic Majesty's ship-of-war Plorer was to winter in Itch_ ring's Straits ...
... after ha , abolisned tllo navigation laws, and allowed ships to come into this country duty free, that we can lay a heavy duty on the timber with which our own shipwrights are to build their ships? You must therefore abolish the duty on your timber some ...
... These beautiful Ships have lofty poops, and seven feet height in the ’tween decks, which are fitted up expressly for Passengers, at £2l each Adult; Children between one and seven, £7 each ; do. between seven and fourteen, 10 guineas each—Ships finding excellent ...
... CASUALTIES, CRIMES, &c. Twenty-jive Lives lost on the Ice in Holland. —The Dutch relate the following terrible accident from the giving way of the ice in Holland Some days since, some of the inhabitants of Haaren, in the eastern part of Hanoverian Friesland ...