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... 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 ...
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... 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 ...
... THE SAILING OF THE FERRETS. A CHAT WITH MR. CROSS. NIr CROSS, the well-known naturalist of Liverpool, who is up in London looking after the gorilla that he has just sold to the Zoo, paid a call to N'orthumberland-street yesterday to report on the animal ...
... 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 ...
... SAILING 31ACH. A sailing match for 501. took place on' Saturday, between the celebrated hatch boat Venus, and a new vess l launched this season, called the Don Giovanni. Tihe distance to he sailed was from Blackwall, round the Nore Lights, and bacK again ...
... by the morning tide, and proceed to Greenhithe to adjust compasses. After that we shall sail direct for the river Yenisei. Under what circumstances are you sailing ? 'I- The owner of the Labrador, Mr. Ashdown, is sending her out at comparatively his ...
... 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 ...
... sea and of seamanship, but also an unusual amount of pluck, perseverance, and determination. It is one thin0 to be able to sail single-handed round the world, but quite another to be able to write a really interesting and readable book on the subject ...
... SAILING OF THE GREAT EASTERN, PR1 A lfTI'lT r. AI IT - rrA' I;i1 o AU UI ) E ST. The Great Eastern sailed on Tu-sday from Liverpool to New York, passing the hluding-stages shortly before two o'clock, where irmbense crowds gather id to see her. We regret ...
... were said, tears even of wives being suppressed, so that there should be nothing but cheery surroundings when the vessel set sail. The need of disci- pline was shown at this moment, as a non-commi-sioned officer came up fiom below laden with boacs of matches ...
... SAILING BARGE MATCH. The 25th annuial sailing barge match was sailed on. Saturday down the river, the prescribed caurse being from Gravesend round the Nore and back to Erith, and although the entries were not very numerous, the sport was excellent. The ...