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... LANGLANDS’ SAILINGS. GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL, Calling okkemjck. yidi). From r. Cca-atu. UVkKPoOL, berth .No. to Greenock , | ciareuce Dock. Mon.,Jan. 1..2P.M m, , , lhor.,Jan. 4..1d No. but.. 6..2P.M bcIPM luci.. Jaa. 9.. P.M. FH., Jau. 12.,2PM 5.2 i P ...
... Victoria, New South Wales. MAC IVEK’S SAILINGS. GLASGOW. OKCENOCK.«£Li VEKPuOL. Calling Last I.nuia Wharf;, Favourite steamers “OWL” and “REAR.” Gooda and Passengers carried euojc.t iw conditions on Company sailing iild From GLASGOW. From LIVERPOOL steamer ...
... sugerntendad the g historic retreat from Dundee, was on bard, but 2v when the Briton anchored it was stated that haI ,d had not sailed by the vessel from the Cape. The £ e Brito-n brought neither invalids nor wounded I Iv- The Union Liner Moor,whieh left S ...
... S . ' • BELE from . GBANTUN . o'l 6 ih Januiry , at 11 A . M . Stcamere BALDER' anil BELI ' i or other • Stenilier , Sail Alternately Eten'FRIDAY liiuforcsccn cireum « tancca ercopteu ) , tahins Goouii at Through liatcs to auti from all parts o ...
... Campairia left New 7 ork on Saturday irith 3 , 200 , 000 rfoilars !> pccie . The P . and 0 . Company ' s steamer Peninsular has sailed from Bombay for London with gold bullion to tho value of one million rupees . It is oflici . illy announced that Mr Francis ...
... This batterywhich caase from Orange Bive- ic twenty-eight hours , yA , iato aciica at &ree o ' clock in 69 afternoon , and sail over ZOO shells amongst fee enemy witi-cn a _ fw honis . Tho Boers for the greater part fired : irregularly ; ba i ; as soon ...
... . 13 . ' Sat , Feb . 17 . COIiCUVADO ., 4563 ' Tuca ., Mnr . 13 . Bat .. War . 17 . Tho COMPANY'S ROYAL . MAIL STBAMEliS SAILING from LIVeRfOOli EVBBY Al . TKKNATE THOTiSDAYhave Vnrivallcil . Acconinionnlion . and lako I ' ai'sencer . i lor LA rALT-IOR ...
... Is not the piercing brilliance of the masterpiece . Mr Thomson ' s best work is , however , a large landscape , with a brown sail on a pleasaut canal , under a sky of summer blue . Mr Wateriow sends a dozen finely symi > athetic landscapes , the best and ...
... general ; Ihllvcotton , a ., fiO , Darnclson , from Amsterdam , central ; Aron , E .. 47 J . Jairctt , from London , general . ——Sailed , 'flianics , 6 ., 353 , Isien , for London , gencnl ; Balgcwan . i .,. lb , BrucB , for loswich , eencral ; CattcrEly , » ...
... was 82 , with 17 railing vessels , of which only 19 steamers and 1 sailing vessel were with cargoes from foreign ports . The figures for the week before were 97 steamers and 12 sailing vessels ; from foreign ports , 30 of the former and 3 of the latter ...
... to contir-ae to come upoa the fund , to find their daims prozaptly met it is obvious that there is room for a , great effort sail . The En ^ estaoa . is made ^ iat- Scotsmen 13 . iJOndon E ' nall aTail tuemselves of the advent of tco New Tear oy airing ...
... HARBOUR NOTFS. Referring to our paragraph last week on the subject of under-provisi from private ad: that in. the. vessels sailing from Glasgow the a ments were by no means faultless. Ih t wo Clyde transports quantities of food are said to have shortest ...