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... Advent (e), Cook, Aberdeen SUNDERLAND.. sailed Isabella, M'lntoel [July 8] Portmolomsok Balloebbule 09, Falconer , Aberdeen John (s), Sberbarn,London Nero (wherry). Swimsll Tyne Ruby (a), Soling, Aberdeen Spray (a), Lawrence [4] Aberdeen Decry Brand (s) ...
... Harriet (Mayls] Abe le n . !dory John Shelly, Hartlepool Pertls ;s), Dundee Cookhaos (s), Barry Kingsoote (s),Tyne ttneenie (s),Middlesbrongh Avon 0), Grangemouth Plandris (0, do GRAVESEND sailed Acorn [May 15]coast John & May, Goole Arrival, do Offerton ...
... telegram was sent from Boston asking him not to reply to the letter. Later on Mrs. Gillespie stayed with the Johneons, and Mrs. Johns= admitted that the petitioner always seemed brighter when Mr. Gratton was there. stO The impression which the married life ...
... Division; Major-General Vetch, commanding the 13th Brigade Sir John Ross of Bladensburg, the Chief Commissioner of the Dublin Metropolitan Police ; Sir Arthur Vicars, Ulster King of Arms; and the chairman and directors of the Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford ...
... finally won. Lady Cardigan. Owing to the odd custom of the peerage, as there is only one lady who is at present entitled to the style of Lady Cardigan, she is so called without any prefix of a Christian name. But she is Lord Cardigan's distant cousin by ...
... (s). Portsmouth Saudseud (a), Laughsrne Rochester Hampton, Lewis, Shields John Miutyre (s), London Sardinian (s) [l9] do Hamar (a), do Wearmouth (s), do Lanchester (s), do John Ray (a), do Rhein (a), do Oporto (a), do Longnewton (s), do L C Owen, Woodcock ...
... BURRYPORT armed Marquis of Angleses [Feb 9] Llanolly BIIRRYPIAT sailed I.; , ie,Roberts [Feb 9]Dblin Comliso (s), Barrow CUIPBELTOWN arrived Phillis,Gordon[FebB]lrvise Isabella Stewart, Bryson, do Crusader. Robertson, do C&RNARVON armed o:wen, ...
... of state for War with a round silver•gilt inkstand, beaded with green leaves and the pearl-like buds of the with the Royal Arms in relief on the lid. Prince Christian's gift bridal flower. Over a wreath of orange blossoms an old lace to the bride was ...
... Troubadour, Gr,e..euway. [Nov 19j Carmakben SIMIAN armed Joseph Rieketi (s) [Nov18) Sheerness Vane Tempest (s), Roberts [l9) London SEABAIC sailed Gem (s)[Nov 18]Newhurgh Gazelle. Axett. Rye Christabel, Goldsmith Faversham Viscount Castlereagh (s) ...
... in white, with a very picturesque hat tied with blue. Many well-known people landed during the day. Sir John Burgoyne, the Duke of Leeds (with arm in a sling), Lord Suflied, Count Albert Mensdorff, the Duke of Somerset, the Earl of Harrington, the Countess ...
... Abbotaball (a), Kirkcaldy Preston (s), Tyne Augusta (a), do Malvina (a), Leith GRAVESEND misled Vane Tempest (a) [May 5] Idealism John (s), Goole Bullfinch (1). Yarmouth Wawa Fell (s), Bristol Brenda (s). Opole Wynyard Park (8). &whim Sherwood (a). Bauderland ...
... RENNCY. British sebommr. totally wrecked sooth of DoaaghaSee: crew drowned, bodies recovered.—Bel CRYSTAL. British ketch. Cardigan for Holvbaad. parted mooring* 31st. went ashore Flshgaard Bay; feared total lorn: ran saved.-Ftahgaard. Jan. I. CYMBELINB ...