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... reformatoiy. Mr. Henry : I shall at all events keep her in prison till you are ready to sail. I shall remand her for the present, and when you get your orders to sail you can come to me and I will give her up to you again. An elderly lady who accompanied ...
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... 12,-The Britannic, for New York, and the Iirbv Hall, for BombaFy, sailed. The ucahn. from Mobile and the Barbadian, from -ew OrleaDs,arived-Dec 13 TheCa i M1ackay, for Caperoan, sailed The Ca~e, from New Yorkoaf the Roman, from Boston, arrived. The Jamaican ...
... ailt sai-l to ilty titate, I hare Lidt wiit for you. A scuille took place between thetim. On Tuesduiy Ito lhlt anu hour earlier and laid watt for tity mate, atti l thill the p1risoner tbat it vast quito titlie thlat ti;ia matter dropped. lie sail that ...
... midnight on the 9th, and sailed at eight am. on the 10bh for Alexandria. The Vectis (from Marseilles on the 5th) arrived at Malta at midnight om the 7th. The Ceylon arrived at Malta from Alexandria at daylight on the 9th, and sailed at noon. (Will probably ...
... away. 'li circunotances were comnmunicated to the prisoner's creditors, and their enquirics led them to believe that lie hadl sailed for Anstralia by the Shanneon. Under the directions of his Honour Judge Chalmers a swarrant for his arrest was issued, end ...
... time, and then managed to return to this country, only, Imowever, to remain for a short time, as in JiRI he started in a sailing vessel ronnd Capel Horn for California, from whence had arrived such glowing accounts of the discorery of gold. On his arrival ...
... Something was also said about a railway from sonie port up to soeie mines. It was not stated what mines. but Colonel Sandovel sail he had to go to Carupano and laud some stores there; those of the crew who were willing would go on with the steamer to the ...
... wives and chil- dren, left the Ashton Quay, Preston, in a sailing boat called the Garibaldi, for Lythani. The party numbered alto- gether sixteen. The boat-which was heavily weig-led down-sailed along with the return tide alt right. hllen, however, the ...
... on the vessel arriving at Cowes. The names of the mates are Edmund Lane and George Hires. It appears that tle vessel first sailed from New York to Mobile in June last, with a crew consisting of eight men, besides the captain and ofilcers, and they included ...
... trip being made by the Alps, which will sail from Liverpool on Wednesday, March 17th, whiela is the day on which Inman's Liverpool, Philadelphia, and New York screw steamers commenced their altered day of sailing, so that on every alternate Wednesday after ...