... FEARFUL STORM AT Tnz CAPE OF GOOD HOPE-TEN SHIPS LOST. Advice' have reached Liverpool conveying the sad intelligence that another fearful gale had occurred the Cape of Good Hove, and that no leas than tea ships were lost. information wee brought by the mail ...

... steamer North American have all been saved. lives lost. The Reform Bill Divisions. The CfloJie says that out of divisions the Reform Bill the Government have gained 20. and been beaten only in C. Ships Lost the White Sea.—The Admiralty have decided to telegraph ...

... of the Rhone steamer, all of whom are believed to have been lost. The total is 132. Tomorrow, if all had been wel'. the Rhone would have arrived here. By the loss of life on board that ship and the Wye, probably women and children in Southampton are left ...

... Sailing.— Passengers are requested to nuirk and look after their W own Luggage, «• tUu Company will not responsible If or lost. These Ships make the passage generally In hours, and are well worthy the publicconfidence. Apply In London, CO, Lombard Street; 37 ...

... Passengers are requested to mark and look after their own Luggage, a* the Company will not responsible If damaged lost. These Steam Ships make the generally hours, and are well worthy the public confidence. Apply in London, at (10. Lombard Street ; 37 ...

... Passengers arc requested mark and look after their own Luggage, as tbe Company will not responsible if damaged or lost. These Steam Ships make tbe passage generally In 96 hours, and art well worthy the public confidence. Apply in London, at OD. Lombard ...

... Kane followed the track of the lost ships through Davis's Straits and Baffin's Bay into Barrow's Straits and Smith s Sound, and finally took up his wiuter quarters in Renaselger Bay, where the ice packed round the ship till there was no open water within ...

... Passengers are requc*ted to mark and look after their own Luggage, as the Company will not be responsible If damaged or lost. These Ships make the passage generally ii boars, and are well worthy tha public confidence. in London, at 69, Lombard Street; 97 ...

... Passengers are requested to mark and took after their own Luggage, as tbe Company will not be responsible If damaged or lost. These Steam Ships make the passage generally in 30 hours, and are well worthy the public confidence. Apply London, at 09. Lombard Street ...

... Passengers are requested to mark and look after their own Luggage, as the Company will not responsible if damaged or lost. These Steam Ships make the passage generally in hour*, and are well worthy the public confidence. Apply in London, at 00. Lombard Street ...

... engers are requested to mark and look after their own Luggage, the Company will not be responsible if damaged or lost. These Steam Ships make the passage generally in 3T» hours, and are well worthy the public confidence. Apply in London, »t GO, Lombard ...

... uly Saturdays Passengers arc requested to mark and look alter their o\.n Luggage, a* will not re-|>uii'ihle if r or lost. These Steam Ships make the passage gem-rally in SG b nil*, and are well worthy the public confidence. A; ply in London, at C! 9. Lombard ...