... instance, the case was dismissed. The summonses were to renewed. There is one week's later news from California, by the mail steam-ship George Law, which brought over one million three hundred thousand dollars in gold dust. The intelligence is unimportant and ...

... with which the troops were supplied was of brackish character. We are glad to find that the Lords erf the Admiralty have not lost sight of important a matter, as a vessel is now in course of being fitted out Portsmouth, with a patent apparatus, by which ...

... a Wine-cask on board Ship.—Matthew Sheridan, a labourer about the docks, was charged by ! Wm. Hasty, the second mate of the Lalla, from Dumfries, lying in the Queen's Dock, with having bored a cask of wine in the hold of the ship, the previous night. ...

... month. —Elizabeth Smith was charged with the same offence, from the house of Mr. John Bridge, Mary bom:. Mr. Bridge said he had lost four glasses a way that day week. The prisoner was sent to gaol for a like period. Served Alixk, ajtd Sibvxd.—Honor Leonard ...

... hour and a half, the end which time blew the enemy's magazine; the ships having been ordered to keep shell range, and being well handled, had only one casual ty. The enemy must have lost many men from the precision with which the shells burst in his works ...

... simple homesteads, and almost lost in the deep, rich foliage vines and orange groves, we came to the conclusion that it was dream, but glorious reality Scattered about, within mile so oi each other, lay twelve large ships, all outward bound, freighted ...

... streets yesterday. The prisoner, answer to the magistrate, said—Mr. Bradley, you see, tnrned me out of the Workhouse, and as had lost a leg I thought nobody could hurt me for begging.— An officer stated that the prisoner was a notorious character, and was living ...

... inhabitants would trade, and that the stewards could get stock, &c. the boat pulled in towards the shore she was lost sight of behind the inlands, the ship standing off and on under easy sail, j There being no signs of the cutter's return, about four o'clock the ...

... terrible revelation of military blunders is impending in connection with the recent quarry affair at Sebastopol. The* English lost men on that occasion, and, according authoritative opinions, the prize was, in the first place, worth—nothing ; and that, in ...

... LOST, on Sunday last, a straight-haired red DO3, supposed to have come to Liverpool in the seven clock picket from the office of the Post. FOUn'D, a PURSE, in the Mill-street Bus. The Owner have ihe same describing it. and the expense.—Apply at 13, C ...

... following admirably written letter has been received by Mr. Legg, shipbuilder, of Liverpool, from the captain of a transport ship :— Karatch Bay, May 26, 1855. Dear Sir, —Thinking you may like to hear something in reality from the Crimea, as I am lying ...

... the casks had been stove, and one cwt. of oil lost. The value of the oil was per ton, and the sum claimed was for the loss sustained that rate. The must have been stove before it was landed from the ship. for the amount claimed.—[The defendants were not ...