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... THE ATLANTIC CABLE. A Cabinet Couneirwle Feld en tardily at trta widener ojthe Earl of Derby, Dewiiiiig-street. The anhscriptiMis toward, the ertction of • new in- Irmar7 for North Staffordshire DOW retch nearly .C 12,000 The.new Lords of the Admiralty ...
... Even of late years there have been sober, calculating people who have considered the laying of an Atlantic Cable to be a mad enter- prise, destined to sink many hundred thousand pounds of capital belonging to sanguine investors, and to remain for ever to ...
... . luth uct. Win. Ludwig :nub Aug. Liberator loth Nur. j Switzerland To Follow. FOR QUEENSLAND. MORETON BAY, I'W)\l LON DON. rm. .LCIAIITFD EX-ROYAL Y•IL IMP SALDANHA, to sail 30th September. Capt. W. Dswsov; 1562 tons register, 3.500 tons Istrthen. This ...
... Mr. William Barber, Chairman Gr eat Ship Company ; Sir Charles Bright, M.P., Original Projector of Atlantic Cable; Mr. Latimer Clark, Engineer Atlantic Company; Mr. J. Chatterton, Telegraph Construction Company; Mr. Robert Halpin, Chief Sas Great Eastern; ...
... strongly recommended by Sir W. Ferguson, Bart, Sir H Thompson, Bart., Mr. Sally, and many other leading Medical Men. Price of Sink Truss, which cannot fail to Si, 10e.; Doable Trump 20s. ; can bo sent to any part by Post on receipt of sire round the hips ...
... or Ttws.— When Nineveh has departed and Palmyra is in ruins; when Imperial Rome has Callen, sad the Pyramids themselves are sink ng into decay, it is no wonder. sighed a French humorist, that my old black ooat should be getting seedy at the elbows.' ...
... districts was the denial of the extension of the franchise in this country, and the free exercise of political pnwers across the Atlantic. Mr. Holyoakeand other speakers expressed their hopes that the Govern. meat would pass a hearty measure of reform ; that ...
... time to time very considerable. The town council being a new body, taking the place of the late commissioners, there woe a sinking fund of ' one-fortieth from the late commissioners. Ho called hr. Robinson, who said, in the account produced he saw an asset ...
... The ship Southampton, which arrived at New York , from Liverpool,on the 234 Ootober, ensountered fearful weather in the Atlantic. After lea,. lag the Massey she had a succession of heal winds, and was 411daye to the Ranks. On the 2d October in lat. 48 ...
... Rot Eked. obi that while doing et the train started. TEE Rainy OCIAN TARIM Raoa—The following h been received through lie Atlantic cable telegram was York, Tneeday.ewillisis -Taoists Henrietta, Fleetwing, and Vega, leave at one p.m. to-day for Cowes. The ...
... she had been lost in the Atlantic. As far as could be learned, it appeared that the unfortunate ship encountered the full fury of the terriflic ,ales which have occasioned so much havoc amongst tho vessels tmverskog the Atlantic, and, after the most fearful ...
... crew of the Lowestoft Merchant, supposing their vessel was in a sinking Mats, abandoned her, and were taken on board this Danish schooner. When the schooner wag left she was in a sinking state. None of the crew saved their clothes. The vessel wag from ...