... SAILINGS. CUEKTSA. • Tu« . 6. ! USAUV. .. Tu«B . M»r Chicago . To** .Apl3 ■ .. M.y 11 K?. UKOKO. .. IW. w- tWCMP. 5»»- «W g- Baltic, .• dues , Ap. /7.1 lUCK*o»D Ivies . so. THE INMAN LINE IB THE OLDEST STEERAGE LINE AFLOAT. P.Mtegrr* will Oad their ...

... Sail House, Bruise in view of tha delibaraU nature of tha act, weapon which waa uaed, and tha fact that uaouuUr oocurrad /ton •go Although thk ft for thft jury t»k«. w*« hi« duty, upoft tb* proved ffteU, and m the dißchftrgft of • reftpon •iblft duty ...

... ,L!sail.. Mee MANY, - e. C. IL Jorieszoic. MCA ball la SSWOUI/17#. MN 0.0 WM. Ittde. JW. DMUS& WiLLI am (Mem. tor ltattkos Ur be Inserted awl Op 811111.1 Lier. Ineerted to of the eirculegue,. the loetWies fioa widebthq ere soles errsecerl irltiz the ...

... SAILINGS AND PARES. INTERMEDIATE. £l*>. £4 • CIRC ARBI 4. » B*v ...

... SAILS FOR HOME. It reported that Major-General Hector Maedoceki will shortly proceed India, having bean appointed an important commend Afghan frontier. will ia, the command the Highland Brigade in South Africa Hart. Cart Town, Tnnaday. Lord Hama, the ...

... No Sailing Light. A fine of £lO was imposed on Charles Brown, 112 Victoria Road, Torry, master of the trawler Strathalladale, who admitted failing to exhibit the proper sailing lights. Ihe Stratballadale collioed with another vessel off Aberdeen at 5 ...

... Sailing Reputation. HafTs reputation a« a sailing master twenty years ago secured for him in© appointment by General Paine to the Volunteer, which defeated Thistle 1887. Ho was still tho foremost dapper in the United States in 1893, and when Lora Dunraven ...

... SAILINGS AT £3 April Afril T. OUye#Ki2iseed. B 1 ftUtto. April U. CKy Ma 11 CUy« ...

... SHAMROCK’S SAILING. On Saturday 2COO persons watched from Southend pier tho start of tho racing which took place under the auspice* of the New Thames Yacht Club. Chief interest centred in Shamrock IV., which made her first appearance start was disastrous ...

... SAILED AWAY. A romantic story was told about three lads who appeared the Dublin Police Court. Two houses Clontarf. suburb of Dublin, were broken into in thu early part the present month, and property worth £5O was taken. This consisted silver and gold ...

... Sailed 180 Miles. They started to get out the boats at once, but one was crashed against the side of the ship by the waves, and so damaged that she ...

... CANADIAN'S SAIL FOR HOME. Tie Royal Canadian of nearly officers and men who have been in Liverpool sinee Monday nailed Wednesday Bearer Liner Lake Champlain. An immen-t gatlu-rv the departoie from tb« •tag*, and I lie utmost eothti'iaem prevailed. The ...