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... 3*l The Jane*. Uonson, from Belize for United Kingdom, droro on Nor. 28, Nawau; cargo may be aared. GRAVESEND—Jan. 1: Armed la tow of a •team-tug—The Berzt'Uue, Hunter, with the lota of bow«prit. and bowa atore, haring been collialon with the Mary Clark ...
... from the L-aradoc, Mediterranean mail steam-packet, to be Clerk io Ufcarge of the Ceylon, receiving-ship, at Malta; Howard E. la. P. Bailey (1846), to the Antelope, iron paddle-wheel steam-vessel, on the west coast of Africa station, vice Bow- man, promoted ...
... Devonport Imperieuse, Plymouth Inflexible, Lisbon Intrepid, Arctic Expedition Investigator, Behring’s Straits Juno. Devonport La Hogue, Devonport Leander, Mediterranean Leopard, Portsmouth Lightning, Woolwich Lily, East Indies Linnet, Coast of Africa London ...
... College HospKel, charged with stabbing his wife in the throat, and subsequently attempting to commit suicide, Christmas day las*.—Mary Willis, the prosecutrix, stated that she had been married prisoner about 23 years, and within 12 months a'ter her marriage ...
... that it has reference to tariff and mercantile, not to political matters.— Sun. The Contrast. —Ten ministers of religion Sunderland received, on Christmas-eve, a present of a fine goose each, from some anonymous donor. Three of them had previously received ...
... mass derland ; Kainbow ai Some other coasters have been got off by the fish scan be tinues on the rocks. Tae coast about Sunderland prestnts and taken into the evidence of sad bavoc amongst the shipping. The beach, fer sume di the old on both sides of ...
... at Portsmouth. Paymasters—Joseph Marsh (1834), from the Hogue, 60, screw steam guardship, at Devonport, to the James Watt, 90, screw steamship, at the same port ; William Drury (1842), to the Hogue, vice Marsh ; George R. Deighton (1850), to the Bulldog ...
... were registered in London. In the nine corresponding weeks of the years 1845-50 the average number was 1,451. Fire and Loss of LA.—This morning it was ascertained that a flue young woman, of the name of Susan Norton, who resided at Kingston-hill, Surrey ...
... from Shields for Shoreham. Heine Blanche. Chin, from Sunderland for Bordeaux. Emelie, from Newcastle for Toulon. Topsy, Stevens, for Newhaven; and Protector, Redman, for Southampton : both from Sunderland. Kestrel barque, Lindsay, from Newcastle for Smyrna ...
... JainmW* and Nile. have alsooneof HI tbe Creasy have been seul Plymouth, for the .k Hogue, CO, Capt. Haimtay, and Edinburgh, ss. Cant »«tt, proceed eastward. Tlie Hogue ia full? .'..T but Edinburgh, with nominal crew 444* manv board 100. These ships ...
... of seamen in the Royal Navy. Orders were received at Piymouth, on Thursday, for the screw-ships Hogue, 60, and Edinburgh, 58, to pro- cced Eastward. The Hogue is fully manned, but the is short of hands. Gun-boat armaments were sent to Constantinople by ...
... . (Sunderland Highlanders) !I alth fellowiag will be all raimin ea the United Kingdom to de home duty s—T'he nth, 10th. In Sird, 77th, 12th, Mk and the It is early in the mesh et WAS militia, shall he hauted ether at at wit she. as the general la a — ...