... the ?? went on well until all sail was set and the watches had been chosen. The captain then ordered some men down between decks to get a sail up; it took some time to carry out this order, as there were a num- her of sails over the one wanted. This annoyed ...

... orchestral ?? one «*^ taste and C xpr e « ir , n eom P« l ™f->th esqaig: ?? tto.-.Twitttelle too JS!Sf rtu,top, «* Uu have sail t ha t w. ?? encote - We from the orche.tr* I^l^ S^ ab6 «oe P'ominent figure for' SOmaTyjiJ^ h •■ * hpwerer, to eondnet a ...

... Admiralty:- H.M. troopship Serapis, reported 840 miles south of DoEdalus Light in the Red Sea on 21st instant, proceeding under sail and steam, having carried away three blades of her screw. Orders had been given to H.M.S. Crocodile to tow her to Malta, where ...

... eventually prisoner admittted that it wias Northcotc. On asking him what he was doing prisoner said he was a collier. Witnesi sail the last time he saw him prisoner said be was a horse dealer, to which he answered nothing. Witnoss fetched Miss lieu- nett ...

... and crowded all sail on her for two days. On tane evening of the ,5th August, thle wind was blowing hard at the time, with lightning and rain, the lead told them that they were in eight fathoms, then seven, when they shortened sail, and finally six, ...

... not know him then he set soiil as quick as possible to Ireland there he took up the paper and saw himself again then lie set sail for America his erubis followed him where ever he went.' If this account be truee and we have no reason to doubt it, we see ...

... away. Prisoner (lid not recover consciousness for ten toinotes after he was cot down.- Joseph Johis ])aykin, the lasidlos d, sail prisoner was one if those is( n svho, he thought. got drink surreptitiotsly, Witness asked him what he hasil attompted to commit ...

... previously paid their fares and with intent to avoiW payment thereof, end that they did unlawfplly counael and prcrure the sail ElzaI 11llf to (1, and commit the said offence at Druoc jtt Ci thb 3rd ):t. -Eliza Buil, of London-road, Derby, wna ?? for ...

... health. After seeing the Prin- cess settled there,, his Excellency will return to Eng- land, and on the 10th of January will sail for Canada. to resume his official duties as Governor-General. Whether the Princess may join her husband there later in the ...

... sm'rning icr Sawley dvesned in fustian clothes rnd with a basket on his Ir. ?? Mr. Lavtr( had a'i'lresaed thd Belacb titev sail there ieas a Slight doubt about the case, and it wuld be i. dismissed. Ts Tonmas Tavhrg and Abel Beacbey, boatn.m, Northamnp- ...

... defence wns thlt the cov wans a tflt one, and this was the rwhole questioa for decisioii. Mr. Cumbeirland nnas called mind sail he silit the cow ans a fait beast. Mr. Ilextall hall further evidemice that it (too bought a, a0 fat bienst, bht tfil ]ictich ...

... possible we may recommend that boys should j go there (Hear, hear). Ihere ire a certain mini- j ber of boys who want to go as sail .is. and we ; think it would be a very good thing to let them go (Hear, hear). ! Miss Stanley was appointed laundress to the ...