... of ooetinoous busy times in the way et after it is flashed. The may go to the Tyns for its ferry-boats, and the Tyne may go to Falmouth for similar vessels, boll the Obis believea in keeping Ito business within its own bookie. The Clyde Trost have given ...

... 1,500,0001. in American gold appears to have been secured, and another million sterling may be reasonably anticipated. Of course the market may not be able to keep the gold for any length of time, but for the present apprehensions of dearer money are removed ...

... Steamer Ben Lomond stranded Varna my. Weather fine. (B).—rari.a (by Tel. May 3, 11 am.).—lien Lutoond afloat without assistance. ZIRACIL WOAD W.—Pen/art, May 2, 10 50 a.m.— Black 'lead (s) grouuded on mud at entrance of the river In leariug port, but got off ...

... Mr. Danckwerts : Have you no suggestion to make as to bow the water may have got in P—l have an idea—a theory. I imagine that •wing to the banging of the doors some of the deadlights may have got broken open. J. W. GRAHAM, second engineer of the Londonian ...

... thousand ships, bat that we want our Beet to be available. I think, if the State decides to keep its deg free of capture and mime by the meows that I recommend, it will keep the fleet useable psi available during war for the carriage of food. Lookiog at it in ...

... See a faculmile of /abet and Trade Mark, whereby the genuine article known. in our Wane of Saturday. MONA= Undo% abet& Art (WM Art (MUM KNOTT. JOHN. Paradise greet Works. Horst Amok. itsf.tonunder-Lyne. England; manufacturer of Felt Hate. hard and soft ...

... foreign postage Is. extra. We have seen very etrikingl3rociuctioar from this useful instrument. which may be room eyed quite ysrro to the photographic art. The little manual of instructions also issued by this arm. post free on application. should prove ...

... carried and used by sailing ships, steamships, and boats when engaged in fishing ; (2) the expediency of requiring all ships to keep out of the way of steamships when such ships are engaged in fishing (3) the tights to be carried and exhibited by steamships ...

... ItKE, EDWARD, 12, Pall Mall East, Lon.lon. R.W . DoWow end ante maker tto moat improved Isekdaml lo.owu as the mai ; sill be fono.l art feraide to onion. wbeterrr Intl °- floret!. Erpecially aaapted forum , at Reo. This Invention alvolot..ll time. ...

... should be represented here today ; but it shows The LORD MAYOR said :My lord and gentlemen.—lt is th e w isdom in this stage—early stage it may bemy great honour to-day to welcome to the city of of coming to some unification of the law of nations for Liverpool ...

... considerable quantities HDLO Dynamo' o, ef Hull . 105 81 steamers were called in to re- laling, Steel - these ch arte r ed fore ign idea may be formed from the - - 1 - Various r rine the base of the structure . and threatens at some HDLF Leons,__of Goole ...

... Ith the Secretary of Lloyd's. be will endeavour t h emin any further leforrestlon wh ich they may repairs. and assista recovering any nuns ti which they may he entitled. laced's. April U. 1899. H. HOVER, Secretary. A LDEKSGATE (N), Galveston to Liverpool ...