... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. CAMPERDOWN DOCK. Sept. 23.—Hibernia (s.), Findlay, l.ondon, goods. EAUL GREY's DOCK. Sept. 23. —Queen (a.). Johnston, Hull, goods. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. Sept. 23. —Courier (a.), Greig, Seaham, light. MARITIME EXTRACTS. The Harmony, of Dundee, Stephen, Mazaican from Cork, 2d inst. MAIL AND Qoeen'.stown, Monday.—The Guion steamer Wyoming, from New York, arrived to-day, and ...

... be unfair to publish your letter. Secreta»y, Shoemakers' Union. —The statement found fault with should have been contradicted when was made Court, and it would not be fair to allow it lobe (tone in the way you desire. ...

... DESPATCH AND ARRIVAL FOREIGN AND COLONIAL MAILS IN DUNDEE. General Post Office, Sbpt. 27. MAILS. Despatch. Maiis Due. Aden, via Biindisi Thursdays, ..5.55 P Mond Do. via Southampton . Wednesdays, .30 I'uesd African Mail Oct. 2.30 p Oct. Australia, via Southampton ...

... THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1872. It will be seen that severe gales were experienced in different quarters yesterday, and that much damage resulted therefrom. The Dundee shoemakers charged by Mr C. Stewart with intimidation were yesterday convicted, and were by the Sheriff sent ten days to prison. The man Frederick Clappison, late manager of the London and County Bank, who was convicted of forgery ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. DOCK. Sept. 2G. —Milan (s.J, Brown, flax. !••;; tfir.T.iAM's dock. Sept. 26. —Village Maul, Noble, Fraserburgh, herrings. , DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. Sept. (s.), Millar, Tynp, ballast; TTaylo (s.), Gordon, Sunderland, ballast: Lauaister, Lee, Holyisland, ballast; Barbara, Newcastle, ballast; Vigilant, Harcus, g.xxU. MARITIME EXTRACTS. left Malaga for New York. inst. Excelsior ...

... narrow escape of being i n' * , 11 to walk along the beach they were overtaken the 1( ' , 7 wnetl by projecting «#*• ,»w was nanow let > was only by the promptness of . ...