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... THE LOSS OF THE S.S. THERESE. SIR, —In your issue of last week I observe a few sentences to the effect that inquiry into the loss of the above-named ship is pending. Permit me, Sir, to state that I am extremely surprised at our having had to wait so long ...
... AMATEUR CONCERT IN AID OF THE THERESE RELIEF FUND. As our readers are painfully aware, one the many Victims of the dreadful storm which few weeks ago prevailed along our coast was the screw steamer Therese of this Port. The unfortuuate vessel left harbour ...
... THERESE RELIEF FUND. LECTURE ON P THE Committee the Fund for the Relief the Widows and Orphans of Seamen Lost in the beg to intimate that the REV. PETER RUTHERFORD, M.A., Minister of the South U.P. Falkirk, has consented to deliver a LECTURE, in the ...
... THE MISSING STEAMER THERESE. Sib, —Could a concert not be got up in behalf of the wives and families connected with this ship ? I am sure there are plenty of ladies and gentlemen here—both amateur and professional—who would be most happy to give their ...
... further word regarding the Therese yet reached Grangemouth, and all hopes safety have, of course, been abandoned. Her panion ship, the James Rankine, has been Rotterdam and delivered cargo, and returns Grangemouth since the Therese first k 0 to be in danger ...
... TAR. TAR. JUST LANDED, BARRELS ex. THERESE from Archangel 160 direct ; also about 3000 CLEAN Apply to WILLIAM H. DURIE, Ship Broker. Grangemouth, 16th Oct., 1854. ...
... ss. Therese (Capt. Bruce) of Glas- gow, now trading Letween this port and Rotterdam, completed her eighth vovage on the morning of Mon- day last. at which time ste had made the shortest run from Holland to this port, having reached the dock in thirty ...
... Early). Apply to. Mr Warson, Mamrills, by Falkirk, 5th Oct., 1854. POR SALE, ARCHANGEL TAR, DIRECT. 1600 B. ELS, ex Barque Therese, now dis- ARR ing at Grangemouth.— Apply to WILLIAM H. DAVIE, Ship Broker. Grangemouth, 2d Oct, 1854. ...
... killed and 150 injured. Tus trial of the Humberts on the sensational charges of swindling began in Paris on Saturday Madame Thérése Humbert was in a defiant mood, and repeatedly contradicted assertions of the President of the Court. She, however, made none ...
... the NEW HALL, here, on FRIDAY, 17'b inst.—Proceeds aid of the Widowsand Fatherless Children, caused by the loss the s.s. Therese, and other Vessels belonging the Port. ...
... Carl Constant^!, Wilken, Danz.g, timber; Wellington, Henderson, Shields, coals- Pre \ enner, -Neilson, Sundswall, timber. 13-Therese (ss), Bruce. Rotterdam, goods - Liuiu v ii . , , • i'ii..h»»k i. . ' Ahercroinby, Herdman. Newcastle, coals Elizabeth ...
... Shipping GRANGEMOUTH. Arrivals.—March 28—Union Grove, Smith, Aberdeen, pit. wood; Therese (s.s.), Bruce, Rotterd*m. goods. 29—Charles, Cowie, Perth, ballast; Unity, Owie, InTerness, sleepers. 30— Marie (s.s.), Jaeger, Leith', light; H*rmonie, Bakker. ...