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... can never want a ohatopion. LAST ATLANTIC DPASTSR. The sinking of the Ville du Havre steamship, sad an it it, has been excelled, in the appalling lose of ,life, by former collisions 'shish have taken plod in tie Atlantic. ID September, 1854, the Arotso ...
... per cont, 100) 1105 erie oy and Dover Arb, 4} 103 105 and J 17 Fcent., Jan. 6 pe, ‘Jan. &July.. 124 128 RAILWAYS. BRITISH = Atlantic aud St Lawrence, sh Do 6 per cent Mt. Lule is 13 Boinsay, ro and Lake Hiuren m) ng De. 5} per ct. Bds, 9 Cape, jg 5 cent ...
... the dobentur at emalie as par in So years by £75 per an yearly drawings | sinking fand at 1.12 per cent pr 1 bearing accrued interest at the rate of hve er ent per aunum from the 2ad July, 1873. This wlueh is completed and was opened by of the on the ...
... can never want a champion. THE LAST ATLANTIC Dl>-ASTER. The sinking the Ville H-ivre stcamsHp, sad o it is, has been excelled, in the appalling I tss ...
... and the’ ist all at- head gradually gave way through the force of the se the | that by November 28th the vessel wasin o sinking f making | a u9 ship British Queen, Captain Marsters, from I ugh your delpbis, with petroleum for Antwerp, then hove in | ...
... South-eastern, \ Canadian Railways were firm. Great Western advanced Grand Trunk, to Amongst American Railways, Erie advanced and Atlantic and Great Western Bonds, i- Foreign Bonds were steady, but business was not brisk. Russian, Hungarian, and Buenos Ayres Loans ...
... millions opening pesetas (47,200,000) in billefes hipotecarios at par, with interest at 8 per cent., and a 5 per cent. annual sinking fuod, In payment of the same subscription, there will be admitted as effective the two-thirds of the cou of the external and ...
... Great Eastern ved. & ne ns jan. 1008 20) 202) 1104 * chat, and Dover Man., ‘ns 11 Dist..6pe, Jan. & Atlantic RAILWAYS: BRITISE, th 100 208 Do ¢ per cont Mt. and Cenjral m4 Buffalo and Lake linuron Do. 5} per et. Lids , ol - in ‘113 g. 5 ‘and x ran ...
... mom fam il iar in our school _ more of a scram the Atlantic than people in j per cent., Great Northern A I, and Th ri;;; rabers are of DA .,,, tores of the its d . plume is to ash,. IP' trap to f a rm the „ wits of the liar _ Loudon do of • run to Brighton ...
... exhamte I after hoisting a hag of distress, they had to g i„ up, and resign themselves to fate, hourly expecting the Alp CO sink. Most providentially they were ob. served by the German Empire, which bore down to their ass's:3one, lowered a lifeboat, and ...
... !Ile C'ove-rraicnt are ?? to ?? -- E t . lhopof Orleans. The Bierop or Y-n -: - . a ?? rtl iii a; hicli he attacks the l. r.m an, Icaliai, and Swiss Govern- - T . . i: - ?? injustice to the Catholics, j a ?? t .eir guilt by ingratitude, forget- | a ...
... prayer; many giving themselves up to despair on hearing the water rushing into the vessel, and feeling that she waa rapidly sinking, never quitted their state rooms, fathers, mothers, and children going down together. At this moment there was no outcry, ...