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... Nas- sau, N.P., where it was reported she was to be placed under the command of Semmes, late com- mander of the Sumter. Complaints having been made that there had already been an infringement of the British Foreign Enlistment Act by the find- ing of articles ...
... SHIP BBWB. — — «• CUSTOM HOUSE, Dec. 6. Entered Inwards.— The Lady Ann, Ames, from St. Michael's; Water Witch, Le Ron, from Terceira ; Cox, Allain, from Cherbourg ; Friendship, Richmond, from Se- ville ; General Rebow, Lord, from Terceira ; Lord Hawkes- ...
... respect of her economic position. Some years ago U>td Milner when visiting the Colony observed public meeting, •• have one complaint to make against you NataUans, and it is that there are not enough of you.” Natal has embarked the fatal policy of developing ...
... 31.' • Except Honduras, Nassau, Bermuda, Havana, and St.' Juan Porto Rico CUSTOM BOUSE.— Thursday, May 18. Vessels Entered Inwards. Jessie Smith, from Mauritius Adur, Tucker, from Guernsey Astarte, Roberts, St. Vincent Frances, Fuller Guernsey Osprey, Williams ...
... provinces the news Suiiaa, Ku3temljie, Salon ?? disease is raging with great malign. . ceived at the latter city :: inwards from Bushiie towards Locally, however, the worst :> z. -v certui may be confidently hoped that ia weekly report it wiil be ...
... to which they are subject, have been in excess of the demand, and the universal complaint is that business yields no profit. The long distances over which goods, both inwards and outwards, have to be carried, and the sparseness of the population on the ...
... Buenos Ayres 0 I July 12. i July 9. North America, ftc ?? 1 ' July 9. Ijuly 4. CUSTOM-HOUSE— Tuesday, July 1. Entered Inwards.— Elbe, from Hamburg; Heroine, from Lis- bon; Voyager, from Bahia; Cog, from Cherbourg; Toivo, from Bjorneborg ; Effort, from ...
... 6th of January and ending the sth of April, wire 180.660/., and the exports 94.804/. The number of Bri- tish ships entered inward was 120. tonnage 37,651; and of foreign 44, tonnage 14,198. Those entered outwards were : British 119, tonnage 36,399 ; and ...
... basene-s of an old man like the com- plainant ?? as he had done, he discharged the female. MARYLEBONE.— James Card well and Mary Inwards, servants of Mr. Henry Porter, a butcher in Great Quebec- stieet, were brought for reexamination on a charge of steal- ing ...
... and Buenos Ayres; 0 Nov. 16. [Not. 9. Xorth America, ftc 0 Nov. 12. INov.lt. CUSTOM-HOUSE— Friday, November 7. Entered Inwards. — Skandinavien, from Gothenburg; Lord John Russell, from Harlingen ; Saruia, from Ham- burg ; Elizabeth, from Stettin; Tucker ...
... to carry on this present institution, but, if possible, to extend their field of operation. Illicit Drinking. — Owing to complaints that illicit drinking was largely carried on in the huts erected for the workmen on the line of the Manchester Ship Canal ...
... English gag, 34 to ?? n, ' to the French, 25 to the Hanoverian ,i ' Dutch. There was only u:-.j ?? t gian flag. The cargoes inwards chiefly co&V* ?? wine, timber, oats, china, elav, (ileairinon. * : wheat, iron, ...