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... Tyne (loud cheers). land society were in treaty for 37 or 38 acres of land, termi- FRIDAY, JANUARY ‘3, 1951. Mr James of Sunderland, su ed the re- solution. He was glad to think that 160 men bad not merely met and talked about what they wanted, but they ...
... so French frigates, Imogene and Eliza, when these vessels were aground under the protection of several strong batteries at La Hogue. He was in the Venerable, 74, when in company with the Cyane sloop, the French 44-gun frigates Iphigenie and Alcmene were ...
... two French frigates, Imogene and Eliza, when these vessels were aground under the protection of several strong batteries at La Hogue. He was in the Venerable, 74, when in company with the Cyane sloop, the French 44-gun frigates Iphigenie and Alcmene were ...
... two French frigates, Imogene and Eliza, when these vessels were aground under the protection of several strong batteries at La Hogue. lie was in the Venerable, 74, when in company with the Cyane sloop, the French 44-gun frigates Iphigenie and Alcmene were ...
... retiel. of horee power, fitting tta ranetn etetioo, here been ordered be mode rotor PORTSMOulni—Jenl^l: In port—The ihipt La Hogue ; Shearwater, end Ad,ice, iteemer,; Bird, end entter Gipir- , . ~ , .„i io PORTSMOOTH-Jen. 12: The .^teok of the Vengeance ...
... two French frigates, Imogene and Eliza, when these vessels were aground under the protection of several strong batteries at La Hogue. He was in the Venerable, 74, when in company with the Cyane sloop, the French 44-gun frigates Iphigenie and Alcmene were ...
... however, declined. She is at present lying in the man-of-war roads, immediately to the southward of her Majesty's screw steamer La Hogue, where it is proposed that she should await the arrival of certain steamers, by means of which it is intended to tow her ...
... the roads—The Nymph, Burton, from Newcastle. Jane, Foot, from Sunderland. Duff, Fabian, from Ports month. Ru.Mll, Tilsed; Diamond ; and WUliun and Richard, Wilson: all three from Sunderland. Charles Stewart. Pull, from Hartlepool. KITWHAVEN— Jan. 30 : ...
... screw line-of-battle ship Hogue to proceed from Cork to the Chops of the Channel, for the relief, with water and provisions, of the homeward-bound trading vessels ; and the Admiralty have further ordered that in future the Hogue is to cruise in the Chops ...
... Feb. ‘rom Rouen. with 993 schs four Dock Louis Philippe, 80 of Vannes, (D E Gauwin and co.) F le Bideas, Primevere, 65, of La Hogue, (D E Gauwin and co.» A Hantot, from Rouen, with 836 scks flour order— King’s Dock Adroit, 74, of Cardigan, (A F Moore) D ...
... screw line of battle ship. Hogue, (‘apt. MacDnugMll. proceed from Cork the chops the Channel, with water ond pruvi-ioos fur the reli fof th bo-md trading vessels. I the Admiralty have further ordi red that in future the Hogue is cruise in the ( hops the ...
... THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1851. Rom. from Newcastle for Carthagena. Home. Rowntree ; and Morning Star, Alderson; both from London for Sunderland. Dongles, Ibetsen, from London for s—The 2 Brothers, of Newcastle, is shore on the Patch of the Barber Sand. great many ...