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... works. There have been large deliveries of iron of late to foreign ports, the principal being to Stettin, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Dunkirk, Hamburg, Stockholm, dr.c. The shipping season will soon be over, when it is expected, unless there be a considerably enlarged ...
... amid great noise and excil emeut. . A telegram from Lloyd's agent, at Pauillac, states that the French steamer Vanniva, from Dunkirk, collided on Tuesday morning at St. Julien with the English steamer Loins, both bound for Cardiff. The Lana sustained consilerable ...
... 1870 51 S 15th Sunday after 7iinity 6 M Sir John Fielding died, x7BO 7 Tu Cromwell's First Parliament, 1654 8 W Siege of Dunkirk raised, 1793 9 Th Evangelical Alliance at Berlin, 1857 zo F Mungo Park born, 1771 . ii S Siege of Delhi, 1857 12 a Sunday ...
... season, with the Brubsels troupe, to play '‘Girotle-eirofba, with the original cast. The schooner Midas, of Goole, left Dunkirk, on the 4th of Feb., for London, with a cargo of potatoes, and has not since been heard of. Fears are entertained that she ...
... peculiar buttons on the wearing apparel and a knife found in the pocket of the deceased. A great seizure has been made near Dunkirk of Bonapartist photographs and brochures. They were being passed in as Australian mutton and kangaroo tail soup, when an employe ...
... force of the wind, but fortunately the occupan is, both good swimmers, were rescued. The screw s teamer Felton, belonging to Dunkirk, came into collision in the North Sea with a coal brig bound for London, and sank in deep water. The crew had only time to ...
... force of the wind, but fortunately the occupants, both good swimmers, were rescued. The screw steamer Felton, belonging to Dunkirk, came into collison in the North Sea with a coal brig bound for London, and sank in deep water. The crew had only time to ...
... the wart. Loss OF Co VESPET, WITH ALL HANDS. —llopes ure Le I..user entertained of the safety of the -0 Goole. which left Dunkirk willt potatee; for London, on the 21st February. She -bon/d ha • arrived in three or four days' tine. but i- 1 to have fonnaered ...
... out-door celebrations, and the substitution of constabulary for the old city police. An account is given in the Autorite, of Dunkirk, of the death of H. Dickson, an eminent tissue manufacturer of that town. He was driving out with his daughter when the horse ...
... deal, endeavoured to ticket-clerk as wheme of promotion as unjust both to officers and: RA Y.-An accident of • ed to go to Dunkirk. formal declaration of a serants na OCCUII i would with a shopkeeper. The following was 13RONORITIS. NEURALGIA, •nen. He contended ...
... of customs at Wick, Caith• ness. Mr. Cox received a telegram on the April, informing him of the wreck of the Je ulna, of Dunkirk, near Cape Wrath. Mr. Coy reached the wreck on the Oils, having performed a journey of 141 miles. The last 14 miles was travelled ...
... to be arranged by Mr. Augustus Harris. TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS AT SEA. The crew of the steam ship Cayor, which has arrived at Dunkirk from St. Louis (Sen.), endured, during her passage, great hardships. Shortly after leaving St. Louie several members of the ...