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... term l9f years from 1845, at 91. 12%.-knocked down at 490!. MERCANTILE SHIPPING.-The total number of ships which entered inwards with cargo at the several ports of the United Kingdom in eleven months of the year 1854, ending on the 5th of December, amounted ...
... bath in the ships and tonnage, entered inwards and cleared outwards. In the 11 months ending the 5th ult., 30,463 vessels employed in the foreign trade of the United Kingdom of 6,444,043 tonnage entered inwards, and 28,749 ships of 6,071,131 cleared outwards ...
... number and tonnage of all vessels, of each nation, entered inwards with cargoes and in ballast during the year, including their repeated voyages. The following results are shown: Entered Inwards.-United Kingdom and its dependencies, 2,324 ships, 1,061,069 ...
... affliction me which has befallen the President of the College. ana [Aavertisement.] - HOLLOWAY'S P1LLS FOR ul Mnb LURE O BIoIOUS COMPLAINTS, INtnaDmSTION, PLATULUtCt , AND us Armecnaose ao vin Liava.-Symptoams indicative of these disordere er area feelingofnausea ...
... HencoNs then Called attention to the complaint of the attempt at overcharge contained in the letter whichi had been read to thes meeting. It bed all the semblance of truth, hut he was inclined to think that such complaints were occasioned by the exactions ...
... public pottage. These had fallen to 6,350 on Monday last, and in the two following days to 4,000. And yet there have been no complaints of injustice to the real destitution of the union. Perhaps the same proportion in reduction would fix the true destitution ...
... rit plaint to her about the food. At one tine the nurses did ..d make complaint about the food, and it certainly im- tho proved very much after that. She took part in the complaint. After that the quality of the butter the Ine nurses had was better thau ...
... sailed hence to-day for Quebeo and Montreal. Sc, 7 JtlY 10,-Tho Meassgeries Maritimes Company's steamer imouwady -with the inward Fsench mails from Yokohama, on the 17th of Jnno; Shanghai, 21st &IcBatavia, July I; and alutta, 5thl, left hero to-day for ...
... _HIPPING INTELLIGENE. It SHIPPNG. INmu.II CUISTOM EO'US,,TJuLY 10. Vessels Entered InwardE.-Adolphi, from Jamaica; Albatross, from Anchino; Ftloreneo, from St. Kitts; and 17 were from Con- 10stere'd Out-Georgetwnm, for flarbadoes; Lincoln, for Cal- cutta ...
... -Hawarden Castle left at onoosto- day, with mrxib and pmasrr for England via St. Helena. : LoMBO . Au a4 .-Melbourne, with the inward 5. Freneb mails from apan, China, Batavia, and Sngapore, left sr to-day for A~den and sif She has on board,93 en gers and ...
... have been limited to some extent by en insuititientoepply of tonnage. StilL there iS .increased firm- noessoutwrards and inwards, and all round prospects are brighter than they wvere a wecek ago. Sarleriuer, Ccr. 10.-Thbe improvement in the condition ...
... SHIPPINQG In LAIOEi9 I | Cusrogn-eouas, APRIL 28.-V'essels lintered Inwards : Dolphin, from Now Orleans;, London, from Gibraltar;. and 20 vvera from, Continental Porte. Frntered Out: Lord Raglan, for PortPhillige; 13wigI%,'fdNewounVUSa5II8 Ulysseesfo ...