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... wshen the riaviqah -o aw tion laws were in fug force, there appears a decrease b Led of 51,853 tons in the entries inwards (N.B. The O I inward entries depended on the outward entries made under the old system), but AN INCREASE OF 8r A NOT LuSS THAN 255,894 ...
... 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 ...
... time occupied in a homeward run scrh the mails. 0~ BLACK SEA GRAIN TRADE fo to SERIOUS COMPLAINTS- L The Odessa correspondent of the Times E ?? serious complaints have been made by large foreign houses respecting the dishonest practices tlt are prevalent ...
... not always work Ito ol oznl)v, and that often led to a conhfict with ta: liasscn5 3ers T 'here had been complaints of ?? 'maiilng, bhot such complaints, he did not taiuk-. arore aramnst the regular staff of porters. Ia se urillg ?? men, or probationers, ...
... been mitne at the Foreign Office on the subject, the afiair will most likely attract further notice. Notwithstanding tile complaints from time to time of the ruin of our mercantile navy, and of the exclusion from our trade of liritislt shipping by foreigners ...
... has been a littlemo doing in shipping lately, and some really ra able freights have been got in respect to bet outward and inward cargoes. t The 80.ton gun was fired at Shoeburyness o Thursday, penetrating through two of the 8-ine plates and intervening ...
... countries affected it most injuriously. We also said that although this acknowledgment of the justice of the ship- owners' complaints was well enough in its way, it would have been more satisfactory and honest if a policy had been recommended calculated ...
... LATEST SHIPPING NEWS. Vessels Entered Inwards. LoNiDoN CUSTOMs HOUSE, December 15, 4 p.m. Scott, Harley (s), Jerzcy, B. and F. Wharf-Cheeswright~ Nsderland (Sh, lulishiug, Queenborough-Flood Pegs. Priuc Hsisdrik (s), lInohie, Qnenbereegh-Flod Psge Pta4rmigan ...
... salaries, &c., of the Lieut.- Governor, and other offcers, swallowed up £e3,22i5 of the expenditure (£3,990); 42 vessels entered inwards; tonnage, 12,366;, and 40 cleared out; tonnage, 1.2,444. The imports w ere £33 916, and the exports £20,080. There is no trade ...
... Haddow, Hamilton, hence at ditto. n- Boston, Fnlaji, hence at ditto. an TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JUNE 11, 1829. br Holyhead-Passed, inward bound, No. 182, George, B. Sk. yester.. to day, 6 p.m.; No. 19, Lancaster, B. S. to-day, 65am.t No. 158, Dat- e- housie Castle ...
... grievances to bring under the notice of the at 48 committee.n The market porters complain that (a) when they to r work for the inward-bound class they only receive 5d. about a third or half of the share paid to the rmen b d's belonging to the class, and that ...