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... Nr en3, zad S qreed sfiti bb condueions. BRszoowzt OF =f iLTIdAEO I^rNER*°Th4 StstoofOeorgl3. ?? the 6tfi tt Line Cornpany, inward bound from 33r York to Glaggow, wi& pwsengers znd e9rgo, then off S^nda 3Light, broke e sha£t of her .lDroptUer. Intorroation ...
... was about forty years of age, and of a very delicate constitution, as he had been suffering for the last two years from some inward disease, caused by over exertion of his mental and physical powers. LEUT-COLONEL GRAzAM RENRY died a few days since at Lam- ...
... at considerable length, and said that the deceased came aboard the ship on Sunday night, quite sober, and never made any complaint about being ill. On Monday morning, at half-past seven o'clock, he went to call the deceased, but could not make him hear ...
... Customs Bill of Entry, published this morni- - had ingieareuno the number and tonnage of the ships us ther ta have entered inwards fromn and cleared outwards for, an lugh foreign ports in the week ending the 25th October, 1856, as ca case well as the c ...