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... tative gentlemen to lunch with him on board the new steel-built sailing vessel the Norma, 'which has already been described -in detail 'in these columns. She i. the first steel, sailing vessel belonging to Cardiff. After the Norm'a bid been inspected ...
... A SAIL DOWN THE DANUBE. | (FROM; O-UR PARS 'CORRESPONDENXT.) The recent celebration of the destruction of the so-called ilron Gates on the Danube drawrs atten- tion to this comparatively little-visited tract of country. During my trip to Buda-Pesth ...
... LIFE ON OUR SAILING SHIPS. IIO\ TOMAK JACK MORE 11APPY. eI Forecastle life in a sailhig ship is uitterly dlevoid if ev-ery ?? of 7 the smallest approach to the corn fort that tile poot-est agrilcultural ama ouer ci joys inl Enlgi and, witdh the singlc ...
... | In the course of a review of sailing shipping and freights during the year 1896, A Local Shipowner writes to the ' CGreenock Telegraph as follows - Contrary to expectations, and to their disappointment, sailing shinowners have had a bad time of ...
... IB THE CLYDR SAILING SHIP OWNERS' r9 ASSOCIATION. k- Time anual general meeting of iembers of the AO ?? I ?? was held yesterday ini the company'a le 0 office, George Square, Glugow. Mr Henry James aE is Watson, the chairman, presided. tb IS The SxcazABaY ...
... WHICH SA.IL FAOX GLASGOW to QUEBEC GLASGOW to BOSTON AND GLASGOW to PHILADELPHIA )>.?***• at lowest rates. are booked from GLASGOW TO NEW YORK ted to all the principal station* in tba UNITPn QTAXiro these Stean.ere *pecial attention i* paid to STEERAGE ...
... “ALLAN” LINE, WHICH SAIL HEGCLAHLY GLASGOW to QUEBEC GLASGOW to BOSTON FROM GLASGOW to PHILADELPHIA carrvtr>F U«’e»; rate*. are booked from GLASGOW to NEW YORK and all the principal in the UNITED STATES and CANADA. In Steam era apeeial attention is paid ...
... greatly improved rate of dischargi=j for sailing ships. Another matter affecting ?? interests of sailing ship owners, and which I Wonlmj like to draw your attention to. is the time re,'V5 uab-rd that a sailing e, In-idtel cargot5,- It btoutitas many days ...
... “ALLAAT L WHICH SAIL GLASGOW to QU GLASGOW to BO AM) GLASGOW to PH I LAD —rrring lavreat rates. Fatses gars are booked through from GLASGOW to NEW •oi All tb« prise)pal eutiani is the UNITE and CANADA. tbsM Sioamor* tpaeiil atteatMß it paid to ...
... OLD SHIP SAILS, JOHN PULLAM, 90T9 *M9 MAIL jonr * •ws * ~~ w “ -^a* LOANS. TEA TBADE. ANNS LYNCH AND CO. QtV* FULL MET WEIGHT, - AW »KV, OWTOEPTIONAL VALUE IK ALL FRICKS. lh> W. W. 1/«1 I/& I,’S r.l Li. LYNCIH AND CO, 69 BTH. GREAT GEORGE’S ST ...
... It was a pleasure to feel the brave ship surging through the sea, and to watch her great sails they bellied to the breeze. For days together no sailor had need to go aloft, and one day was so like another time seemed to stand still. Yet in this very monotony ...
... Tyne and new tore steamers, Sailing* between PorfA by Steamer* of Fumes* Line.—For Freight, Ac., apply FUUNKSS. WITUY. CO. (UmiUsl). 5. Qneen-etreet. Newcns'le. NOIIWAY AND THE BALTIC. YACHTIKO bv the Mnci.lfl.nnt Ste.»m Yacht CITY UirilMoNn. ton*. From ...