Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... SAILED. ATrWvoD-frotn Port'moutb, July 2as, to ?? ,evcadtlo. AMivwch--f toi Liverpoel, Jci'y 26, to ?? Montreal Asi.uiiSi Is.)-from Liverpool, Juy 26, to ?? New York As'ii~r~Ta-froifl Liverpool, July 26, to. New York Aivi:ss roe TOar GE.-fr'm Groveseutl ...
... ...
... SAILING OF THE EMIGRANT. We-have this week.ays the -2e-underaud Herald to record the departure Of the second emigrant vessel from this port to AustralIa,The Emigrant, which, we may repeat, 500 tous. Lurthen, and classed 8 years A1, I LLoyd's ciopper-bottomed ...
... we have said, neglected the principle of great-circle sailing-r-hiefly, nob doubt, because a ship following this sailing has to be vontinually changing her course, and thus g±'cat-efrcle sailing is not nearly so 'simple a matter as Mlerc'ator's. t 'was ...
... these tables was a sailinF which Mr. Towson had designated ' composite sailing, by which he had enabled the mariner to take the nearest practical route whxen reat circle sailing is not available. Now, it so happened that during the last year, in examining ...
... achts, owing 'tothere being. soclttle wruind, were nt'able ?? siuch headiay, nd were not timed onu their arrival homie. 'The sailing throtighiout wvs capital, and in succeeding ,years, when the ouitabluness of the lowier reahes 'of the Medway for yacht races ...
... DREITUIS SAILS FOR HOMIE e -. , 1ME DIREYFUS ANID PICQUART. AFFECT1NG MEETING. TIN'TEKIEW WITH THE COLONEL. T OUGH tEUrERE'S AGPNCY.) CAYEYNE, June 10. The French croiser Sfnx embarked Captain Dreyfus at 7 o'clock yesterday morning and sailed at 0.20 a ...
... THE LONDON SAILING CLUB. A breezy air of good fellow ship ran through the , muster last night of members of this club and the t friends and guests whom they had invited to dino e with thenm at the Cafe Royal. Mostly in populous city pent during the week ...
... branches of business, time is money, and the time gained by the screw over sails is the real key to the great de- pression. which has, by these processes, overtalien. the sailing vessels. It does not follow, however, that this depression is to be everlasting ...
... BEEFING SAILS. TO TUB 3MrrOR OP TB DAILY NiEWS. Snt,-In consequence of the recent loss of the ship Tayleur, which appears to have been principally caused by the inability of the crewr to reef or take in the topseils. I would beg to saggest that sails could ...
... THAMES SAILING BARGE MATCH. Pleasanter atmospheric conditions than those which obtained on Saturday, when the st mhamas Sailing Barge Match took place, could scarcely have been imagined. The ?? was to have been from Graves- end to the Mouse Lightslip ...