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... ScoT- -Aug. 21, at tie Northern Hospital, from revere sant scolding, aged 2t , Walter Scott, third engineer of the eteamer Caribbean, eldest son of Mrs. SSott, 27, Fowleststreet, Brook-rood. ST-oU -Aug, 21, at Ceatleton, 7 ge1 79, Edt und Stott, Ier- of ...
... Port-au-Prince, from injusies received whie ini the discharge of his duty, Joseph Lewthwaite, chief officer of the eteamnhip Caribbean, ?? non of the late Joseph Lewthwaile, of Lord- street, In thin town. LErYLM D - Feb. 24, at 4, Roes-terrace, Priee-street ...
... 23, at Menai, aged 86, Jane, relict of John Richards, of Menai, Anglesey. SKELTON-Oct. 29, at sea, on board the steamship Caribbean, aged 20 months, Edith Henrietta, daughter of J. E. Skelton, SMITH-Nov. 23, at 84, Moses-street, Toxteth-park, Ellinor Jane ...
... lands hme £I0,QC in suede for Paris, sad carries on to Liverpool £70,000 for London . i E t 2ia from olo~n on 2 November, ?? Caribbean onae 26th November. LATEST SHIPPING FROM LL.OYD'S BElecan, Crosby, of Liserpsol. oftlcis NO. 6554 saffet from Old Calabar ...
... Hopwood- street. Henry Douglas. GoBoD-Nor. 23, drowned at Kingston, Jamaica, aged 30, John A. Gordon, engineer steamship Caribbean. JOmES-Dec. 17, at 232, Vauxhall-road, aged 23, Thomas Jones, iun., tallow chandler. The funeral will take place at Anfle ...
... Se-nti. tgel 5 months, David Wilaorr, son of . Philp. RICE-JUly 30, through injuries receive l rit bead tire steamship Caribbean on the ,th July, irs his 31st year, James Rice. His remains were interred tri Sastuirday, the 3rd August,at Anfield Cemeterv ...
... were discovered in the hold of the Venezuelan warship Mariscal Ayacuche when lying off the island of Margarita in the L Caribbean Sea. Efforts were at once made to extinguish the outbreak, bat these proved futile, and as the fire extended it made its ...
... and 1st April last. be being then on board and master of the British sailing ship Gettysburg, of Aberdeen, while in the Caribbean Sea. on a voyage from Monte Video to Pensacola, failed to keep the boats which were on board so as to be at all times fit ...