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... dealers not} | keeping b 8, i register ticket un- der fictitious name, Q Assault, rs Cutting ships’ ropes, Obtaining money under false, eS, Breaking into ships, Stealing chains, Pelony,._. - n,! a -{ 2 -=| = -- rt) years } 1892 fewer than twenty panes ...
... connected with the shipping trade, has peculiarly impressed us. We give it in his own words : ' I enclose you price-current, which will give you the prices of all grain. Grain from America has lately come home, both in American and British ships, at Id. per ...
... the diffusion of ‘important and interesting information. Why shvuuld we not insert in a a arrived ? list of ships about to sail as weil as of ships which have ‘Phe one class of information would be infinitely But we are ore interesting to shippers than the ...
... 7th on the 7th inst. The Ark, Adams, for Licata, put back to Messina leaky The casualties conseqnert on the severe weather since October, have made the extent of ‘Tyne ships under ave- rage in Malta this winter very considerable, where the rates for repairs ...
... to intercept the route the ship would have pursued, and in other useful directions between winter f quarters and Melville Island ; taking especial care that they return to the ship before the time of liberation of the ships , arrive, which greatly depends ...
... Fridsy of acalamity befalling the Aaisommed Shah emigrant ship, Captain Macmeikan, from Ply- mouth to Port Philip. Oa the 6th of September the Mouitstewart Elphinstone convict ship came in sight of a Ship apparently dismasted, and otherwise disabled. IL was ...
... the tide that any thing li ke orde was restored. The estim: lamage is not less than one pounds. The list of casualties will be found in our shipping gazette. OF SueriFes.—From the Gazette of Tucs- day, February 5.—Sheriffs appointed by her Majesty in Council ...
... allowed to pass without any attempt being made to arrange the questions in dispute, and Sir T. Wyse retired on board Sir Parker's ship. Some accounts assert that the English admiral then declared a blockade of the Piraeus and the coast of the Morea, and captured ...
... gale sprung up with destructive fury. The ship and the tug laboured - erely, and between three and four o'clock the afteron, when running through the Prince's Channel, the towing hawser snapped asunder and the ship got adrift. The tug immediately brought ...
... state that violent hurricane was experienced the harbour on the preceding night, and that among other casualties it blew off the covering of a ship of war laid up in ordinary, and scattered the fragments through the streets. The Socialists of Paris have ...
... and Courland, importation of potatoes from foreign countries duty free. AMERICA. Liverpool, .Sunday.- the Royal mail steam-ship Niagara, Captain Kyrie, have advices from New ork t.» the sth, IJoston to the 6’th, and Halifax to the Bth inst. From Canada ...
... second resolution mouel be Mr. Lushiug-ton, Mr. 4 0.4.1(5. ',eland) presented a petition ' must be ascribed to one of those casualties, arising arid awaited ba- Arebacwon Wiffierforce, now the m fro Walton against Saislaydalotir in the postoffsec. ' from ...