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... that1,lt 1uh iiof lih vetulha'; bessi sen-adotal~a anted e~ lc, the' ?? rise' to the nmost seiu prhnin Itahe safetyl *of'-&lie'ship. O Tnsa*mrigsllmr 'disc aingnw a recelied: by~lhe-arrival ofA the dcrewv-collier ?? ?? airived., at Sunplerland, from. MHamburg ...
... own ship, and believing we were coaparatively uninjured, my first impulse was to endeavor to save the lives of those on board the sinking vessel. The boas were cleared, and the first officer and six men left with on boat, when it was found our ship was ...
... their fraternity, who are now engaged in a hand- to-band fight with those employers of labour who are identified with the shipping interest of the port of LiverpooL Some were old, some were of middle age, and some were young; some 'were well clad, and ...
... own colours and was flying the Ottoman flag. Tbe ship was owned by two Indian subjects of Her Ma- jesty, both of whom were at Jedda, one of the two being at the same time joint owner and master of the ship. The latter presented a petition to the British ...
... NENTLY MOORED IN THE MERSEY. Conway (Cadet Ship), Captain A. T. Mir -4 Is.N. 11.3 .5. - -xefatigable (Training Ship), Captain I: H 3f.b. Akbar (Reformatory Ship), Capt. it N. H.id.S. Clarence (B.C. Reformatory Ship), Cotnnweler A' o s'..ree Powder Hulks off ...
... for the heartiness with which he entered irto all matters of public usefulness -during the time he commanded her Majesty's ship -Majestic at Liverpool. The salver, which is 28 inches in diameter, was manu- factured- by Afeears Ellkington and Co. of Liver ...
... second ship laden with tea, which is to be conveyed across North America by the Canadian Pacific Railway, sailed frorn this port to-day. THE THIBET MISSION. BuSIr , JrLy 10. No news has been received here as to the pro- bable date of the depature of the ...
... orses. The staff occupied exclusively one ship, rthe cavalry required eight ships, the arillery nine, a and one other for the garrison batteries; the infantry filled ten ships, and the various corps sixteen ships. All these sailed between the 27th of July ...
... responding to the toast, said that ere persr n ce board could not but belp being much struck ?? the remarkable steadiness of the ship. IL ras very pleasant to bear that the N'1s.tei hJ4 attained a speed of nearly 19 ktots ?? hour, which was considerably above ...
... built a now class of ships of light draught, in order to bo able to use the canal, employing auxiliary steampower for use in calms and in the canal. Should this be so, it will, doubtless, prove advantageous to all, for an increase of ships means an increased ...
... wry li,ht. our depatures ham set 'sly to United Leedom, but to tbe porta and We quote :—Londos Cotten, wool, sad Al 6.; seeds, SI ; poss. Al Ile. Li Cotton, wool. sad hemp to Al. 6.; seek Is the fortnight our arrivals 5.8 1 4 tone in 7 ships, and our departs's* ...
... in Liver-pool only describe iu the Ferry principle of but illustrate by mean of chart bis Irish Channel will also before depature proceed to with seleot of naval the mercantile of port of in life end tbeir utility in war altackiug firing torpedoes Six ...