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... SHIPPING CAS LA rves, SAILING, VESSEL LOST WITH ALL Cherbousrg, Saturday.-The English four vessel Emily Lloyd. 125 tons, of la'f been ?? lost with all thands dci .aris gale. Her crew corsisted of -Oaptaii Clarke and twelve men. The vess ashore near the ...
... scatce. . ;r te. SIR W. MACCORMAC., M EllEUTER'S TELEGU1AMJ ' -N, DURBAN, Thursday ey -- ?? MacCornice has arrived ?? hrN will sail for Cape Town on Saturday eniroutei for the western border. 'r el. S ASSOCIATIONS Sl'ElrIkI, TEMT4UXMI fP he ' DURBAN, Thussday ...
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... ' NOW READY. ls. POSTAGE.- 2d TI D T MABLS FOR THE BE. - ISTOL - C KEANN -pORTS, Containing A TIMES AND PEIGHTS OF TIDES, SAILING DIRLOTIONS, &c. CCLOtRED CHART SHOWING-1POSITION OF LIGHTS. cens yat .ens PUBLISHED BY 'foe es W TISTERN 1/AI LIMITED, teons ...
... represented. Thie game was devoid of all in- f a terest. Nelsomhad all the- advantage, scoring L thsree. goals' to nill. . s S . sail OTHER MlAT ?? nit IDenotes home - teamx. ,he Splott Juniors, eight goals; Singleton Reserves, ots ODC goal. rY. St. Catherine's ...
... DOCKSi &a - Stlff bdatdc. prie', Is.; pcstage 2id. - TIDE TABLES OF THPE BRISTOL .L CRCANNEL PORTS. WITH NAUTICAL A1,1kNACK, SAILING 10 DIREICTIONS COLOURED C!HARTr OF LIGHTS, &o. P rice ls p6ntage Id3. C(ARDIFF DIRECTORY, INCCLUD- INUG PENAt AND LLAN IAFF ...
... have been brought down to the coast from Pieter- s maritzburg. They were at once placed on I board the transport Canada, Whch sailed this c A morning for Southampton, Seventy-flve recruits fon the Railway Pioneer Corps, the formation of which was recently ...
... ribbon for -ou. And for ene---the Colonel's •••• dealt &mimed a graver sopect,-- pen:hunt • dee.th.l _ ibis is sot like you, sail the earerstly. and witit a look of; pained surprise opus his face. • you are richt. Raoul. but Tarn not lay, 'elf. &matins ...
... Gervase, of Penzance; Lady Mostyn, of Liverpool; Lord . Dufferin. of Belfast; ship with main and mizzen topmasts gone. and sails eplit, making' for 47. Falm~outh.. Passed West- Steamers, Purnan lines; Bangarth, of Liverpool- Glancus, of Liverpool; Rotha ...