... SAILING 31ACH. A sailing match for 501. took place on' Saturday, between the celebrated hatch boat Venus, and a new vess l launched this season, called the Don Giovanni. Tihe distance to he sailed was from Blackwall, round the Nore Lights, and bacK again ...

... that the great ship floated proudly on with- I out intert option, with her attendant satellites, consisting I L of steamers, sailing vessels, and small boats, the occu- Lpants of which watched the progress with the deepest interest. Near Woolwich the great ...

... GREA T CIRCLE.SAILING. The wonderfully quick voyage to Adelaide, lately made by Captain Godfrey, has awakened public attention to the sub- t ject of Great Circle-sailing. Yesterday evening, a very mu- I mcrous assembly of ladies and gentlemen took place ...

... SAILING OF THE EXPEDITION TO THE B UPIRA 7TEAS. After a great many doubts and vacillations, induced by the changoin the Government, and the uncertain state Uf affairs, this interesting and important expedition is finally on the eve of departing. At one ...

... SAILING MATCH REPEATED. It was not expected that the Cup and Cover, given by the t Thames Yacht Club, and which was contended for on Tuesday, 1 when it was declared no wager, would have been re-sailed I for so soon as yesterday, nor was the arrangement ...

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... REG-ATT'k AlD SAILING MATCH. CowES, JULTY 95.The 'Isle of Wight Regatta (which increases in splendouf and attraction every year) commenced of Thlfad y, by the Pfocession arid Re- view of ?? Vessels. Nine of them started for three Prizes, sailing three heats ...

... to be sailed for in honour of theroccasion, his Majesty, since his acces- 5 slon to the Throne, having been pleased to continue his patronage towards It, which he had bestowed when Duke of Clarence. Five of the principsl boats were entered to sail, and ...

... other branches of business, time is money, and time gained by the screw over sails is the real key to the great depression which has, by .these processes, overtaken the sailing vessels. It does not follow, however, that this depression is to be everlasting ...

... aft on one side of the pest abaft the rudder; this will allow the propeller being raised at pleasure, and is equal to any sailing vesel. I would remark that old fashioned engines work to a great loss of power and consumption through the waste of steam ...

... that we may have profitable sailing vessels with screw combined. I have no hesitation in saying that steam may be profitably applied to our sailing ships without destroying or in any way affecting either the vessel or her sailing qualities. A 2,000 tons vessel ...

... GALWAY AAD CANADA-SAILING OUl THE LADY EGLINTON. GALWAY, ?? vessel sailed at half-past two o'clock to-day, on her first trip from Galway to Que. bee and Mdontreal, carrying her full complement of passeai- gers, one hundred and sixteen in number, and nearly ...