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... as, from Bristol. *SAOLEn-Limerick ss, to Milford; general'cargo; BaW. cotton, ss. to Glasgwri lthgeneral-cargo. BEWFAST SHIPPING UST-YESyRaDAY, WIND-S W. I ARmvED-The ss City of Diaruntud, Evns, from Ai werp, with general cargo, to order; J C Pinkerto;n ...
... Sailed -Colsene ltassn. s. C'ptain Ginnetty, for Lirer- po-l. w ish vim ati er , tat le, alid gcrer-oral earg. diS- QUEENSTOWN SHIPPING LIST-YESTERDAY. Wind-N N W: strollz, squallv. Arrived-Ss City of Chicago. Liverpool, mid proceeded fine for New York; ss ...
... SHIPPING INTEAGENCR. DUBLIN SHIPPING LTAT-YESTERDAY. WIND AND WEATHlER. S.E; moderate breeze. . ARRIVALS. The Rose, s, from Holyhoad, with passengers and general goods; the Captain Parry, a, from Newport with coals; the Stanley, ,s, from Holyhead, with ...
... WRVECK OF THE SHIP RACEII. We regret to have to state that this tme ehip, whose run- ning, ashore on the Arklow Banl; ont the night of the 6th Listatnt we rscosded in a recent numb r of thisjournal, bhe bscome so deeply imbedded in the sands that serious ...
... of thin ship, te believe itiwill be found that the disaster was caused by the ill. conduct of the Crew and the neglect of pro- ,a por precautions. a Front the aecountas given, by several of the, pis~eigers. it 0 Would dranct that when the ship left her ...
... Bedford, lOst5ib; Kate Kearney, lost 41b; Fanny Hill, lOst; Buscot, lOst; 4 oronct, lost; Little Queen, lOst; Premier, 9st 121b; Sobersides, 9st 71b. THE FRENCHI FLEET W;t TORDAY. TORQuAY, OCT. 29.-Since writing this morning the steam ...
... pay s3 sovs towards expenses. New Hurdle Race Course-about two miles. Mr Huglies's Miss ColliDgwood, lost till) (Owner) ?? I Mr. P. Barling's Bedford, lost 51b ?? .. ?? 2 Five others r. n. ¶1Ise Scramble Steeple-chase, of 3 sovs cach, with 25 added; I1st ...
... sympathy with the families j the brave poor fishermen who were lost at »ci last Thnr-d ...
... Lottery loot lfib Boxkeeper lost lOb. 1- Stanmore ?? Ilb, ChrlstopherNorth Ilst ?? SatEuth IOotI ob, Chandler tee If-lb. Slhine loot lib. Shepherdess lost 71b, Chro. It a meter lost 7lb. Htloinott lot 71b. Tim Whlffl.r lost 2Ib, Stan. d dard Guard loot ...
... , reported to be lost on 's te Heast coast of Marmura, and that her Majesty's ship t n Oberon had been despatcbed to the spot to render assistance. I A distressing shipwreck was also reported by the egent at Calcutta. An English ship, with 1oO emigrants ...
... man could live 12 hours under water ; hired a desperate fellow, sunk him in a ship by way of experiment, and both ship and the man have not appeared since. Another man and a ship are to be tried for their lives. Many bets were made oil health and longevity ...
... a canter. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's Plate of 100 gs-two yrs old, 6t Mib; three, gst 21b; foar, lost; five, lost 61b; six and aged, lost 61b. Red Post. Sib ullowed to mares and geldings. .Mr. Armstrong's ch f Doll Tearsheet, by Freney, 2 yrs ...