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... to J. M. LLOYD, Secretary, 18, Moorgate Street, London; or 29, Cockspur Street. S.W, 4800 t JIOMAS COOK SON'S TOURIST AND SHIPPING OFFICES, 49, CORN STREET, BRISTOL. PASSENGERS BOOKED AT LOWEST OFFICIAL RATES TO AMERICA, CANADA AUSTRALIA NEW ZE&LAND, AFRICA ...

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... Education, and remain c- open for a fortnight, will form the third exhibition 7 of the kind that has been seen in Leeds. A depature at has, however, been nsle this time nil that the work of o professionals will be widely exhibrited. The promoters cr have ...

... Hanbury. She was associated with Mrs. Fry in her Newgate prison work, and for many’years visited the convict ships for women, before their depature from the Thames. The anti-slavery movement also enlisted her energetic support. Mrs. Banbury was member of ...

... SHIPPING. WEST-PACIFIC LIKE 'ST LI A. /RiLAM>. and TASMANIA. ROVAL MAIL BEKM( The f.tllow.nir STEAMSHII'S will l.»Te Mender for IT:►MAM I K. AUBLAIDK. MELBUI , , S.TI. h.« Maie»iv « Mail* nt Plynwrth. GtfcfllT. Mai p«.,|!re Napl.*. Port Mai-I. and o!ombu ...

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... reporter With the example of the Manchester Ship Canal them people afraid embark such expensive undertaking” he continued There is the cost be considered but also the delay of the ships in the journey along ship from Birmingham the port” At the time he agreed ...

... cables. An passage of ships is macle by their superstructure; but twenty minutes, is performed traversing bridge in this the Brighton Company's This bridge, which is 144 ft. as a sliding cantilever. It admit the passage of ships. This wild wherever a ...

... the depature of Admiral Makaroti for Fort Arthur, that the whole:citatel arose up in arms against him, and he was compelled to make a ►urried departure to Libau. During his term of office as Comm a , ler-in-Chief of Cronstadt every merchant ship that ...