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... Docks. These fine Ships have very superior accommodations for Cabin Passengers.— Apply to J- G. Mabzetti and Sons, Vine Street, America Square, London. THE MAIL STEAM-SHIP FOE AUSTRALIA, OCTOBER 4, 1854. THK GENERAL SCREW STEAM SHIPPING Jyll^. COMPANY'S ...
... THE LARGEST AND FINEST MERCHANT SHIP NOW IN ENGLAND. PACKET OF 30TH SEPTEMBER. FOR MELBOURNE, Forwarding Passengers wall parts of AUSTRALIA and VAN DIE MAN'S LAND at Ship's expense. ,-r- THE splendid new Clipper Ship 4 ' CHAMPION OF /Wt_rN ,he SKAS i ...
... THE LARGEST AND FINEST MERCHANT SHIP NOW IN ENGLAND. PACKET OF 30TH SEPTEMBER. FOR MELBOURNE, Forwarding Passengers to all pans of AUSTRALIA aud VAN DIEMAN'S LAND al Ship's expense, .■r. THE splendid new Clipper Ship CHAMPION OF JJEjsSS. lue SEAS, ...
... Month. !js&I8- FOR MELBOURNE, i Forwarding Passengers by Steam to all ports in AUSTRALIA, TASMANIA, and NEW ZEALAND, at ship's expense. Ship. Tonnage. Captain. Date. JAMES RAINES 2515 ?? McDonnell April 6. LIGHTNING 2090 ?? Enrhrht May t;. SCHOMBERG 2600 ...
... Bay Cottage, Colchester, July 24, 18G3. aT~WI LLIAM SIMSON, T^fe Ship Broker, &c, 162, HIGH STREET, SUNDERLAND YTAS New and Second-Class SHIPS of different sizes H always FOB SALE. Ships Wanted to Load Coals for the Baltic, French, and coasting Ports, ...
... Passengers by Steam to various ports in AUSTRA- LIA and TASMANIA. Ship. Register. Captain. Date. INVINCIBLE 1-69 - Johnson Oct. 5. JAMES BROWNE 1000 ?? Crabtree .. Oct. 12. NEW SHIP }«W - Nov. s. OCR \N CHIEF 1°92 ?? Brown.., MARCO POLO . v 1-2., ...
... staple of the Land, the suitable residence and buildings upon it, its contiguity to a good home market, and ready facility for shipping produce, render this one of the most desirable spots in the fertile district in which it is situate, either for Occupation ...
... having h frontage to tbe RiVer Stour of 140 feet, extending in deptn about 10 feet, and capable at high water of receiving -ship. of I considerable burden. It luu » Pt^^S^^jSnV to the Wharf, and . right of way over the W harf now belong- ing to the Eastern ...
... Castle, neai the Ward of Cruden, Aberdeenshire: — 'Ship City of New York. Sailed the Cth of December with a cargo of cotton, bound for Granton. Went out of her course on the lath of January. Boats all lost. Ship going down. God have mercy on our souls. — George ...
... leading Hospitals and Dispensaries of the metropolis and provincial cities, and also on board her Majesty's Troop-ships and the Cunard Steam-ship Company's Fleet. Put up in white wrappers for human use, and in yellow for veterinary purposes, price 2s. 6d. ...
... September 14th, IHotf, at 2 for 3 o'clock in the Afternoon, SEVEN valuable ANCHORS and CHAINS 280 BATTENS. 13 Sawn BOARDS, 2 SHIPS YARDS, &c &c Further parliculars may be obtained of Robe'bt Raogett Esq , Collector of H.M. Customs, and Receiver of Wreck ...