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... in this Market I AT 7 I). P E 11 LB., I Are the best goods ever offered to the public. There are a few hundred still left to sail. HOPKINS'S FIXTURE OF 2S. TEA show exceptional value, and gives the customer the full benefit of the fall in the value of Indian ...
... offering in this Market AT 7D. PER LB., Are the best goods ever offered to the public. There are a few hundred still left to sail. HOPKINS'S FIXTURE OF 2S. TEA show exceptional value, and gives the customer the full benefit of the fall in the value of Indian ...
... long list of convicted criminals. After glancing at it, lie thus interrogated the witness What is you name ? John Williams, sail. Are you the John Williams who was sent to the Albany penitentiary for larceny No, sah-not this John. Are you the John Williams ...
... weather—heavy gales—after ho left Cardiff on the 20th of November, but the vessel sustained no damage except the loss of a few sails. She made no water On Friday morning, the 2tith of November, he ordered the defendant to haul in the lee jigger brace. The ...
... were reputed to hold their revels, and patiently awaited the coming of midnight.. The time wore on, and as the moon proudly sailed through mid-heaven, a multitude of low twittering voices were heard. The watchers eagerly straixed their eyes, and were soon ...
... once law and authority are re-established, reform in the tenure of land must foLow speedily. With the wind taken out of their sails, agitators may be sent to the right-abuut. and ins'ead of rioting, Irishmen aiiied with money and encourag-d by wise legislation ...
... tonnage was about equal to that of the sailing portion of our mercantile fleet, in 1879 its proportion was 2 to 1. The steam tonnage has increased from 1,111,375 tons in 1870 to 2,508,102 tons in 1879. Meanwhile the sailing tonnage, which was over four-and-a-half ...
... while so many steam-ships are now constructed, there are also a large and increasing number of iron sailing ships continually being launched. A sailing ship is longer on a given voyage, but under some circumstances she enables her managers to declare a ...
... upon themselves. Speaking of the French sugar bounties, and of the proposal to offer a premium upon the cargoes of all ships sailing under the French Hag, they thought that would enlarge the commercial marine ot France. Hig (Sir Edward's) opinion was that ...
... was not 1,300, but 600. They might judge of the value of Mr. Blessley's statements by this one example Then, Mr. Blesslev sai-l that the whole of the water in the Eiy was bad. Three years ago they had an analysis made, and this analys's showed solid ...
... 8 T HXATING STOVES FOR OFFICES HOUSES SHOPS STORES, CONSERVATORIES GREENHOUSES HALLS CHURCHES CHAPELS PUBLIC BUILDINGS i SAILING SHIPS STEAMERS OAS STOVES, SLOW COMBUSTION STOVES- PATENT FUEL STOVES, STOVES OF ANY AND EVERT DESCRIPTION 1 ON VIEW AT 12 ...
... Hinx, Bideford, left Penarth with a cargo of coal for Barnstaple. While running back into port on the 16th, without square sail and with the main boom on her port side, she was overtaken and passed by the brigantine Ethel. The Bteam tug Earl of Windsor ...