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... circumstances. Mr. H. C. Chapman deposed to the fact of a ship having taken on board two-thirds of a cargo during the night, about 1,000 packages. Seventy men were employed on the quay and on board the ship. There were five or six lanterns in use, and a man ...
... the same, whether imported in a Dutch or a Britieh ship. With regard to the dic-crim naring duty on the expcrt c Ot Javat product in favour of Dutch IIfigo, that wvillI he' p aobiehc-ed, and British ships will be placed onl precirely ire the same terms as ...
... bearing out the character by their conduct both afloat and ashore. Of the effiboth of ships and commanders we have evidence in the fact of the small amount of casualties attending the emigrant vessels from this port. We sent out last year 153,902 emigrants ...
... ; average weekly Prinm ednumber irn the house, 189 ; out-patients admitted during qual ng the year, 264; revere surgical casualties admitted, 651; , Ch being an'inecrease in the number of persons actuasly in El of the house of 143, and a dimninuetion of ...
... Hatnburgh and Leith. We aregratified to obseeve that, m ed aetwithutanding this large amount of emigratios, rioon 12 casualty has oiccurred teeany ship from the Clyde under idthe Pdosctigers' Act. Tao e emigrationi for the last six of years isast beers as follow ...
... for the shipping interest to visit the Minister of Finance and urge their claims. Many reasons we might adduce to sanction the counsel we thus offer; and although upon some species of timber entering into the. construction of first-class ships no duties ...
... ati on; oiol ivas osa t t tlit Bltin I Asyltii ;Ic;laeilg forty-six in thle Hot DI lhe 31s. Dc2OIeahbr lat, Nis dleath or casualty bail occurred ilurille the yea-. Tile Acco~uots mw p relerte I oihi.. old Ih it, afier p lyillg allt iernia-ids., thoro wviiuld ...
... Wa t eeham allied from perienced a decline since our last, and we cannot tens.—Frem Messrs. J. Simpson and Co.,' Pal - AND SHIPPING GA zErzr, Niolie 686 Soule, Pileingtun & W deon N Orleans Hung Kong 31 st Oct., and Albert 'Edw ar d, 18th quote them higher ...
... read from Messrs. Brook and Mills, announcing their acceptance of the tenancy of land the west side of Brunswick Pock, for ship-building purposes, on (be terms offered by the committee—Tbe draft letter, emanating from the committee to Board Admiralty ...
... a nvM the trade, as compensation for injury don®.*® • m Svans. car-driver, also obtained a verdict of Al6 Bs. 6d. Morrison, ship-chandler, for nyury done which had beed hired from the plaintiff. The Woodside Fekbt.—The bank the Woodside u increasing rapidly ...
... many anticipated. After two engagements, however, the borderers of Eusofzee were defeated with considerable loss, and few casualties on the British side. Although our troops have come off victorious it has been proved that there are yet thousands in the ...
... been expected, though is more than probable that the accounts yet to expected from the shipping this neighbourhood may reveal some fatal dimsten. No more serious casualty has occurred the town than the destruction roofs, chimnsys, walls, gates, sign-hoards ...