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... COASTERS SAILED. For Abrnieen, Fox, Alina. For UhOHm, Broxfhty Culle, Crow. Fur London, Prin Eyr-; Willinm, Wood; Kunmbru?, Pad icy ; Jubilrp, U?>wth; Jo'ia, Muirbrnd lluddersfirld, ; Yorb-hireipun, ,r. Mao ; Mari, Mura!i; Srarch, Saddlrr. For SetrcailU ...
... SAILED. ATrWvoD-frotn Port'moutb, July 2as, to ?? ,evcadtlo. AMivwch--f toi Liverpoel, Jci'y 26, to ?? Montreal Asi.uiiSi Is.)-from Liverpool, Juy 26, to ?? New York As'ii~r~Ta-froifl Liverpool, July 26, to. New York Aivi:ss roe TOar GE.-fr'm Groveseutl ...
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... Vessels Sailed., April 7 Industry, Westerman, Wasa Solway, Robson, Buenos Ayres Elizabeth, Grehw, Narva 8 Maria, Fellman, Brabestadt Hsrmcny, Gibson, Montreal Leander, Middleton, Bermuda Drey Gebroders. Weydman, Bremewo Caroline, Beck, Narva Minerva, ...
... YESTERDAY'S SAILING. Yesterday a Corinthian race took place on the Huember, the yachts being specially handicapped according to their e well-known sailing qualities. n The race took place over the same course as that on the previous day. The weather in ...
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... If the big author of a sailing be chargeable with nil the wrecks that ma] 11 occur to ships that adopt such a sailing, with how many . i r wrecks is Wright chargeable on account of his introduc- cir t tion of M~rcator's sailing ? It was but a few days ...
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... VESSELS SAILED. May 23.-.anr;'on. 'riompton, Dernerare fra-n, Hall, Hnrbaiocs Sltr, 'Piiamcsaf, Ba; LlaRndurns O:raa, llidlrm!.to:t, NewfIrndliand Bre. da.'f loa, tlbF:;r{lan, d;itto Royal SO voreig :, Slipilija, ditto Afultitgs of Creitdrsndurinzgll ...
... SAILING OF THE EMIGRANT. We-have this week.ays the -2e-underaud Herald to record the departure Of the second emigrant vessel from this port to AustralIa,The Emigrant, which, we may repeat, 500 tous. Lurthen, and classed 8 years A1, I LLoyd's ciopper-bottomed ...
... thev had to sail. He admitted that Fle the training squadron had been a benefit to has young officers, but said it had been of no faci good to the men, and lie looked on the dis- wis eussion ' as the last dying gasp of masts and amr sails. Sir ?? Bowdea ...