... landed at Lyme, on June 11th, 1685, to con- tend for empire. The weather had been so tempestuous, that his fleet of three little ships had been nineteen days rmercamsterdam, fyiom wencelhe had sailhnutoted lirncare o aith him Ford, Lord Grey, afterwards ...

... Lord Palinersion said tha statement as to the University would of Dublin being open to Catholics, excepting the scholar- little ships and fellowships, appeared very much as if a perton, be. a go- fore the Relief Act was passed, had stated that the army ...

... close, many of which had been kindly given for distri- bution by Miss Barton. The infants first sang a ditty called The Little Ship on the Sea, in which they kept good time and gave evident satisfaction, in regard to their vocal abilities. The girls were ...

... been to secure for their projectors a fleeting popularity and a nameless grave, started yester. day, in the shape of the little ship Yankee Doodle, twenty, six feet long and three feet wide. Its captain is Williatm Hudson, a man of that florid complexion ...

... Is expected that the hoist will be ready for use in about six weeks' time. In view of the spring tides this week very little shipping has arrived in the %doek. East winds have been prevalent, and this will have militated against vessels making for the ...

... and the very door-mats are subjected to a daily scrubbing with soap and water. The Dutchman looks with pride upon his little ship; he delights in turning it out clean and orderly. In some cases the Very anchors gleamed like burnished lances in the sun ...

... Port'iaiouth,tlhe well-known Duke DIt '4LiLi'telka, Iii 1Wliil to t-ie 5iijii5silot by the A Aclitro, i tuildo inruouned little-ship, whiceh c ii Ie i IjO])Liike Of %V;ildIngteil will be much N1,iIt~io1, CiIIt 'LIe Miighlt j4( St 11 ell he retained in Li ...

... coast of the Adriatic. So he collected together all tly that he was worth, made a capital bargain, and set sail in his little ship, confident that his venture would be success. ful. He had traded in the Adriatic for others for many N. years, and was well ...

... another crowche of silver and gilt, set with s[plphires, without a staff; two can- dlesticks of silver, parcel gilt; as little ship for fraulilcoinese, with a spoon of silver, pareel gilt ; a bell Of SIlver, withbot a clalplier; a pair of eructs of silver ...

... merchaats.-Mr. A fe oe SMITH said the company would foster trade. Let them wet ylook at Fleetwood. There would be very little shipping thor. Isthere if it were not for the Railway Company, who forced lmpt iy trade, at the back.-Mr. BinBY asked if Mr. Smith ...

... in the evening breeze a little tiny flower seed, to which was attached a small whitedowny feather ? Thatflower-seedwas a little ship, floating on .the atmos- phere, and freighted with a rich treasure, and was bound for some distant spot. But who trimmed ...

... town a large I'er; c 'amonnt of money., which -we shoid like to see ex- nston pended in Bbble improvements Comparatively little shipping has arrived or de- parted from the dock during the past fortnight owing, no doubt, to the stormy state of th0 weather ...