... Gravetend, Wednesday Rossrian, for Montreal, sailed. Southampton, Wednesday—Lahn, Bremen for New York, sailed. Calcutta, Wednesday —Pongola, for Natal, sailed Sierra Leone, Tuesday—Roma, Accra for Liver pool, sailed Tener.ff-, Wednesday—lnchangu. Port Natal ...

... Landma, sailed. Partm. Friday—Arabia and Dictator, Caleutt# for Leaden, called. Yokohama, Saturday—lndus, from arrived- Rimouski, Friday—Califarnian, for Liverpool sailed. , tllasuow, Friday—Pomeranian, for Montreal. and Mongolian, for New York, sailed. 6t ...

... arrived. Vincent, Tuesday—Bellenden, for Dsptfotd, sailed. Norfolk, Va, Tuesday—Mnakelyne, for Liverpool, sailed. Rremerhaven, Wednesday—Munehen, from Baltimore, arrived. Albiny. Wednesday—Aberdeen sailed. Greeuock. Wednesday-State of Nebraska, from New ...

... Montreal, arriveil. Natal, Sunday-Umbilo, for Calcutta, sailed yesterday; Umtaii, for Ijondon. sailed 10-day. New York, Sunday —Tauric, from Liverpool, arrived. Liverpool, Saturday—Uiubria, for New York, sailed. Manchester, Saturday—Siriut, from New ork, arrived ...

... (io; S Canmbria, linlylisad. light, North British, Silloth, goods. Sailing Colliers- Seven. Sailing Coasters-Nil, DEP.MfTURES-Forcign Steamers-Origiilal, Cardiff, ballast. Foreign Sailing Vessels-Nil, Steam Colliers -Nil. Steam Coasters-Shamrock and Lditb ...

... Glasgow ; John Had-, field, Wild Wave, from Cardiff; s Leitrim, from Belfast; Coronella, from Garston ; Isabella, from Drogheda. Sailed with general cargo, Ac—Fairy for Londonderry ; Onachita, for Garston; ss Beatrice, for Newport ; Cecil, for Pe:imacnmawr ; ...

... other places, and who are carried back free. Among those who came to assist in setting the sail were two of the runners. While they were endeavourine to set the sail the sheets of the fore-boom broke, with the result that the boom went over the side, and ...

... engaged a passage to America for himself and his family, that the passage was paid for, and the vessel in 3 which he was to have sailed was to have left Liverpool on 0 the 30th. On Satsrday evening his wife and children [I went on board the steamer bound for ...

... and wre could see her lower sails, when on looking behind, I sawv the smoke of a steamer, and solon after was able to make out the Georgotto steaming out from Free. nmantle, with all sail set. It was her reogular day for sailing to Albany, with end for the ...

... and at the time of sail- I iug from Limerick ? 2. Whe-ther the said vessel was seaworthy, when %be sailed from Tarbet roads, in the Shannon, on the 7th February 1818 ? 3 . Whether, when the said cargo was shipped as aforesaid, the sail ship was tight, staunch ...

... resolution which the Dungarvan Fishermen had entered into not to sail in company with a broken out teetotaller. That he, Murray, said he did, remarking at the samse time, Ad sure if I do even sail with Din you would not run me down. Roche replied, ' And sure ...

... afternooa I The wind was north-east. He (witnesje vias sailing the boat at the time, running her under a main sail, while the owner, Patrick I' Carolan, was getting up the foresail. Vht, s l sailed her until they got midway beteee Clontarf and the Concreto ...