... American build. Thwo mails are due. The Windsor, Dublin steamer, starts this evening for Holyhead with the 7.80 mail, and the Iron Duke for Liver- pool. A number of emigrants are in waiting, and from their melancholy and wretched appearance are of the lowest ...

... olaolud orn at 2id. to Od. tar, 10. 6d.; gulp 12s. GL; Coth0n . bacon, es.; tobacco, 1is.; heavygood, 10'. THE IRON DUKE-COLLISION. The Iron Duke left Liverpool on Saturday evening for Kingstown with a considerable number 'of passengers in board, but before ...

... Anne Catherine, Cardiff, iron. i Salled-Heroual,;, steamer,!Holyhead; Duke of Csair gO' steamer, Bellast; Prince, steamer, Liverpool; Herald, steamer, Glasgow Nov. 29-Arrived-Hibernia, steamer, Holyhead; B' koyr Cardif; iron; Duke of, Corwvall, ateamer, ...

... an attempt i to escape by the Chance revenue cruiser. The In vessel would, no doubt, have been brought it; by the Id Iron Duke steamer, which went out so promptly to tn assist, but the captain of the steamer declined to accept £1,000, which was offered ...

... passengers, who have been all conveyed to the town of Arkiow, where they are at present saftly and comfortably located. The Iron Duke steamer was despatched on yesterday to the wreck to render assistance. Up to this time it has not been ascertained whether ...

... wine for Dublin. JAx. 2-Plince Arthur, Holyhead. Sailed-Dec. 81-Scotia, Lleweilyn, and St. Columba, steamers, Holybead; Iron Duke, Liverpool. JAN. 1-Pstince Arthur and Sc. Columba, Hilybead. HIGH WATER AT DUBLIN BAR THIS DAY. Morning Tide ?? ?? 16 past ...

... A noble barque, and some other merchant craft in harbonr had their flags hoisted in honour of the occasion. The steamer Iron Duke, in mid-harbour, and the Prince Arthur, mail boat, at the Jetty, were decorated with their enaigns, wbilet the schooner and ...

... Nine,a.m.-Tue mail boat Eblata has just come alongside-, she wa rdue at 6 r'cluck, a.n. Two u'clclc ?? Liverpool boat (iron Duke is not in sight, due at 6 o'clock a.m., nor the mid-day mail, due at 1t a.m. Still blawitig very hard from N.W. by W. From ...

... broadside of the Iron Duke, throwing its ton of metal into another ship of war under I canvas Let ua say, for instance, that the great tbree-decke r oan throw six broadsides in four minutes; or, in other words that she can hurl six tons of iron shot in four ...

... arbitrators were Dr. Kelly and Mr. Mar- tin, the elmient shipo wnei-, and teparties 'were' the owners of the Llewellyn' and Iron Duke steam-r ere (the City 'of Dublin Company)' anid tlhe owner Of the Latty ~Sleigh, which vessel,' ?? cargo of palm oil, had ...

... MMARSHALL, Chief Casher., KUIGSTOWN. SEPrhKB5I, 17.-Wind N.W4 by W.-Lght breeze 'and Oine.-The, non-arrival of the steamer Iron 'Duke,' from~ Liverpool, this morning, created some'4egree of app~eben.. sion on the part, of those 'who were waiting her arrival ...

... while she was staying at Kimbolton Castle, the residence of the duke, in October, 1848, in consequence of her request, a gentleman named Beaufoid, who acted in the capacity of steward tC the duke, was sent to a a solicitor to procure a draft of the duca- ment ...