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... with a crew of nine men all told, having left the former port on Monday last. The following is the captain's statement:— Sailed from Cork at 2.30 p.m. on the 4th of January, the wind at the time being W.S.W.; at six p.m., a gale having sprung up, do ...
... Bristol General Steam Navigation Company's powerful Steamers Briton a nd Undine, or other suitable Steam Vessels, are intended to sail (unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, and with liberty to Tow Vessels,) during JANUARY, 1889, as folloWs Bristol ...
... General Steam Navigation Company'' , powerful Steamers Briton and Undino, or other suitable Steam Vessels, are intended to sail (unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, and with liborty to Tow Vessels,) during JANUARY, 1869, as follows: Bristol ...
... Bristol General Steam Navigation Company's powerful Steamers Briton and Undine, or other suitable Steam Vessels, are intended to sail (unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, and with liberty to Tow Vessels,) during JANUARY, 1869, as follows: Bristol ...
... General Steam Navigation Company's powerful Steamers Briton and (Incline, or other suitable Steam Vessels, are intended to sail (unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, and with liberty to Tow Vessels,) during JANUARY, 1860, as follows: Bristol ...
... increased by Jansen, the Dutch smuggler (Mr. David Allen), who, in a very good scene, gives hint mysterious directions about the sailing of the brig, the Lice& Polly, which Mr. Griggs, unused to maritime terms, utterly misunderstands. Sir William Ramsay, however ...
... Bristol General Steam Navigation Company's powerful Steamers Briton and Undine, or other suitable Steam Vessels, are intended to sail (unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, and with liberty to Tow Vessels,) during FEBRUARY, 1869, as follows: Bristol ...
... Bristol General Steam Navigation Company's powerful Steamers Briton and Undine, or other suitable Steam Vessels, are intended to sail from Cumberland Basin, Hotwells (unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, and with liberty to Tow Vessels,) during JULY ...
... £lO, and O. There will be a SIX-OARED GIG RACE, open to all comers, with Prizes of £8 and £4 ; and several other Prizes for Sailing and Rowing Boats belonging to the Port of Ilfracombe. Further particulars on application to the Hon. Sec., Mr. R. HIIITABLE ...
... City of Path, on Saturday. AN extensive fire has occurred at Santiago, with a 10 over 400,000 dole. 'I'VE yacht Dauntless ham sailed from New York for Cows,, vii Havre, to engage in a race with the Englkh yashts. Janes Gordon Bennett, jun., and other whinnasa ...
... COQUETTE, of about 10 Tons, decked all over, with good Cubin and Stove; a Nast-sailing and excellent Sea Boat, Copper Fastened throughout, and provided with a Double Suit of Sails, and a nearly new and complete outfit of everything necessary. including Punt ...
... ILFRACOMBE & TENBY. E Celebrated First-Class Passenger Steam Ship Eclair Al, unrivalled for Speed, Comfort and Safety, will Sail as follows, for the Mouth of JULY, 1869, unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence Leasing Ilfracombe for Teal. From Bristol ...