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... , from Cad.z to the River Plata, Oct. 30, lat. 6 N. long. 20 W. The Templeaian, from Sunderland to Calcutta, Nov. 4, lat. 6 N. long. W. The Barbara, from Sunderland to Calcutta. The Defiance, from Loudon Sidney, N. S. W., June 3, lat. 33 N, long. 18 W ...
... listed, end water-logged, from which were heard cries of distress, was seen on the night of rhe 23d December, near Point la Hogue, by • sebooner arrived in Cherbourg ROads, but the state of the ma was such that no assistance could be rendered. fir Jolts's ...
... saved. PARIS, Jan. s.—The ConHance, of Nantes, for Dieppe, was abandoned in a sinking state, Jan. 1, 15 miles NE of Cape La Hogue, and the crew picked up by the No. 6 Havre pilot boat, and brought to Havre. GLUCkSiAbI 7 , - ..lan. I.—The Ward Jackson ...
... -Arrived, the Coronation, from Sunderland, for Ipswich, leaky. COLERAINE, Jan. 19.-The Vulcan, of Glasgow, got on the rocks in Ballycastle Bay, on the list inst., and sank-crew saved. GUERNSEY, Jan. 21.-The St. George, from Sunderland to Morlaix. in entering ...
... Dauntless, from Bombay. GRIMSBY, Jan. 21.—Wind N.E., strong.—Arrived the Coronation, from Sunderland, lor Ipswich, leaky. GUERNSEY, Jan. 21.—The St. George, from Sunderland to Morlatz, on entering the Roadstead, 18th instant, struck on the White Rock, and remains ...
... gun-boat Shehlrake, 2, Lieutenant- Commander C. H. Simpson, went into Barnpwl, Ply. mouth, on Monday. The screw steam-.ship Hogue, 80, Capt. Wm. Ramsay, is appointed to leave Plymouth for Falmouth to-day. The screw steam store-ship. Resolute, from the ...
... from Poole, and the Buchannan from the westward-both for Hartlepool; Ex- cavator from Emsworth for Sunderland; and the Charles Henry brig of Sunderland, Echo brig of Shoreharn, and the Speck brig of Gosport-all three from the west for the north. Pat back ...
... Major Clifton, is Mains( t t the Dirks of ♦ party of oats of the Quid duty la the Greed seder of Akar Phillip. the la Welder. • turd of Meow of thalleete Foam' aura was Weed la hest et the Palos% wit► the hied of the testmew. T►. Queen sad Priem Albert ...
... conditions; to meet half-way between heme and home. Either of thi'se matches can made at Thos. Todd's, Mount Pleasant Inn, Sunderland, any night next week. At Holbbck Cricket Ground, near Leeds, on Monday, the inst, two prime home-fed hams will given to ...
... volume of the History England,'' assembled together, and beaded piper playing the “Hogue's Much,’' proceeded to the Bleak Bock, near Qlaamort Hocus, sad than burnt la eMgy the dletinguiehed historian I The assembled crowd gave three shoots of execration ...
... York ; Thomas James, Glow. cest=r, for Quebel ; Ellen, Bristol, for St. Thomas. ST. iNTE'S, March 24.—The brig Ernest, of La Hogue, front Llanelly, struck on the Stones, and has come into the pier in a sinking state, and ran into a small schooner. which ...
... New York ; Thomas James, Gloucester, for Quebol ; Ellen, Bristol, for St. Thomas. ST. lvE's, March 24.—The brig Ernest, of La Hogue, from Llanelly, struck on the Stones, and has come into the pier in a sinking state, and ran into a small schooner, which ...