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... chosen by a direct purpose to cut the ground from under us-to jostle us into a feebler position-to take the wind out of our sails. Etiquette, possibly, would forbid our intimation of any such idea.—But we take common-sense to be more trustworthy than etiquette ...
... NEWPORT SHIPPING LIST.—January 29th,—Owing to the long prevalence of easterly winds, we have had no arrivals of note, this week. Sailed, Anna Maria, Mor- gan, for Carmarthen; Williams, Jones, for- Aberdovey Enterprise, C-6rnhill, for Soujliampton; Edward, Parker ...
... 12th. Almost at the moment when the insurrection broke out, the English squadron, which had been ,in the port a fortnight, set sail, leaving only a frigate for the protection of the English residents. The squadron, returned to Naples on the 15th. The royal ...
... In 1830, the second king whom the people deposed was escorted to the sea-side, and a strict watch kept over him until he set sail from the shores of la belle Franco. In 1848, the people treat the ex-King with sublime disdain—they give themselves no trouble ...
... twenty-five Welsh, and a great number of other vessels. One Sabbath morning nearly every vessel in the port, except the Welsh, sailed on that day. The Commissioners have endeavoured to vilify our character by intimating that navigation is taught by an old ...
... injury than a refreshing cokl bath after the t-roatof the day. The yessel is the property of R. Burton, Esq., and is destined to sail as a market-boat between this place and Bristol, miking an add'tional boat to that efficient line belong- ing to the Bristol ...
... was the fact of the TOO local asts being in one lvnnp that constituted the difficulty in the case of London, Mr. 1 uds HI sai,l that every town in England was opppsedto the c{ n aalisiag principle of the bill. Lord Ij. jLiassell remarked that nine-tenths ...
... purify as they advance. Upon their stately bosom the noble vessel having just weighed anchor, gratefully gives her gallant sails to the winds, and the spoils of commerce, or the home-bound soul, move forward to the desired haven. Clear it is that the tide ...
... statement. If you are so disposed, you can put E200 in your packet to-night; Zeph. is now on board the Vintage which is to sail with the nett tide.—Having assured the inspector that this was a fact, the visitor took his leave. Mr. Stockdale then de tired ...
... Canadas and the United States is the greater cost, but it is of very little consequence when you get on board ship whether you sail to America or to South Africa, as to time or the inconveniences at sea. In 73 days I reached Algoa Bay, and the voyage is generally ...
... his determination to vote against Mr. Hume's resolution. Mr. Osborne moved an adjournment of the debate. Lord J. It us-tell sai.l that in the present state of public busi- ness he could not consent to give up a Government night for the discussion of the ...