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... summer sailors could reared. Steam-vessels have been constructed tlie best models and at great expense, both England and America. During the war but one screw frigate, the i'alkane, remained motionless behind the batteries of Cronstadt, hopelessly regarding ...
... tie the Loudon, Chatham, and Dover y Company John Mitchell, the Iri..!i exile, about to * -. • I'Ml.lidiini; his journal in America, I j- iv i to I airopo. hoar that another Itussian squadron ides i: from the Mediterranean is expected at the Wi_'ht. lie ...
... White) have been arrested Bologna. During the last live years the mortality board emigrant ships which have proceeded North America has been follows: —1851, *74 per cent.; 1855, percent.; 185(1, per cent.; 1857, per cent.; and *l9 per cent. The Ministers ...
... amounted to only 28 ; and everybody must know, except Mr. Cobden and his highest scientific nautical men in Europe and America, that these small craft, of light draught water, were built expressly for operations against Cronstarit, and are inapplicable ...
... readiness leave King's-cross station at 9 p.m., so that the roval journev will made bv night. Pi:oi:Ant.t; ROYAI. VISIT NORTH AMERICA. The fact that several gentlemen closelv connected with the Prince of Wales sail for Canada on Wednesday next from Liverpool ...
... certainly one of the finest vessels the whole world, preparing to leave Cronstadt in a few days. This vessel, which was built America, is going to Portsmouth to bring back the Grand Duke Constantine. Rear-Admiral about leave for the Mediterranean with the ...
... to 212,875, including 78,501) natives England, raised, making sundry allowances, 80,848. these 9,11)2 sailed British North America, 89,875 Australia and New Zealand, and the United Slates, llius, j English loft England daily. The royal commission for inquiring ...
... about the size of dorin, and is suspended by pink and white striped ribbon. The amount of money remitted by settlers in North America for assisted emigration their friends in the United Kingdom, from to 1868, inclusive, was £10,409,610. Madame Poitevin, the ...
... and Mr. J. E. Yates, secretary of the company. Mrs Harrison, wife of the commander of the ship (who intends crossing to America with her husband), and Mrs. Herbert Ingram were among the ladies on board. ...
... steamers, and coiue to Liverpool New York, the St. Lawrence and Cork are the next best. Should tlie internal navigation of America, Quebec, be overlooked, and another port chosen, then Portland and Norfolk have their claims, the former the shorter voyage ...
... unfortunate couple:—De Marbais's father was a Frenchman ; his mother an English or American woman. His parents were married America, and he was born at Baltimore. His father dead, but his mother is now living in New York. was a druggist profession, and ...
... failed totally. American examples, either way, prove very little, the circumstances the two countries are so different. In America, politics arc a profession, just as much as law is hero. And people do not choose their candidates. They are chosen for them ...