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... SUNDAY SAILINGS ON THE CLYDE AN ALABMING INCIDENT. An exciting scene was witnessed in the Firth of Clyde, off Dunoon, on Sunday afternoon, during an attempt to land passengers by means of ferry boats from tbe steamer Viotoria, popularly known as 41 the ...
... murdered John Turtle and several other seanaenc during the voyage from Legona to England. It appears that 6 i the vessel first sailed from New York to Mobile in June last, c with a crew consisting of eight men, besides the captain and t officers, and they ...
... Majesty's ship Captain was capsized on the morning of the 7th of September by the pressure of sail, assisted by the heave of the sea, and that the amount of sail carried at the timne of her 'loss (regard being had to the force of the wind and the state of ...
... proved an interesting affair, snd attracted 1 0 to the post. Again the talent were out ef it, aud Latimer — a 10 to 1 chance — sailed home an easy winner. The chief event of tbe day was tbe Welbeck Stakes of 1,000 sots. There was a splendid field, 19 com- ...
... a balance of 211. 10s. 4d. alleged to be due on go certain transactions which occurred in 1881. forthe making er of certain sail hanks.-Mr. Mole appeared for the plaintiff a; -The account was not disputed, but Mr. Christopher is, Coates, who it was alleged ...
... FRANCE. Letters from Toulon, of the 13th, state lliat the French fleet, which had weighed anchor on the Ith, and was ready to sail, had been countermanded, had again anchored in the roads, and the troops anil military stores on board landed. M. Mercier, ...
... Mayflower, and landed at Gorleston.--At a quarter-past eight on Thursday morning a sailing boat capsized at the point near the boathouse above Putney Pier. It was being sailed at the time by a young man named Robert Brooks, the son of Captain Brooks. Re was ...
... searrested Austin but the Browns got awvay. They were afterwards takeii into custody, and Austin said he had inst the Browiis, who sail they wrerce going fishing, but as they coild net get ally fish they got sonic iron oat of the ?? defence was that the irois ...
... merchants had complained that rigid blockade had stopped their ?? Seymour said, we have bees in. formed that prior to the sailing of the expedition the gose rn- ment had no information as to the nature of the fortificotioos at Sebastopol. Does your in ...
... than 25,0OOper- a tsons in the United Kingdom. v VOYAGES OFTHZE GREAT BRITAIN STEAIMasue.-TlieGreat o Britain is advertised to sail from Liverpool to Melbourne on t the 15thl of May, and this induces the reflection that it is only l due to the spirited exertions ...
... Petrel, punctual to her time, sailed yesterday for co tAustralia, full of guods and passengers. Shte is succeeded tt, Iby her sstaer ship Condor, on thle 10th of December, ir 1 'Ibis ts tle first vessel that has ever sailed from Etngland, tc I will, berths ...
... Rcdvers Buller, despatched to South Africa in the present war with the Transvaal Republic and Orange Free State. As such he sailed for Cape- town in command of the First Battalions of the Yorkshire and ftoyal Warwickshire Regiments and the Second Rattalions ...